Description
The difference between a table and a dining table is usually one object laid down the middle. The Spring Table is a linen runner with a rabbit motif running its length, made for the weeks when the house starts opening again: longer evenings, doors left ajar, a meal that runs past the point where plates are cleared.
The fabric is 100 percent linen, woven in Zhejiang, which is the material that made sense for this job long before it became a design preference. Linen drapes without stiffness, absorbs a spilled glass without instantly showing it, and softens with each wash instead of pilling. It also creases, and it is meant to: a runner that looks pressed flat on a family table looks like it is waiting for someone to leave.
The rabbit motif is printed to run the length of the strip rather than sit as a single centred illustration, so the design reads from both ends of a long table and from the side of a kitchen island. Sizing suits a standard dining table down the centre, a sideboard, a console, or a coffee table that needs one deliberate line.
It stores flat, folds into a drawer, and takes a hot wash when the season is over. That is the whole proposition: one textile that changes how a room reads for eight weeks, then disappears without needing care instructions taped inside a cupboard door.
Set the table once and the room knows what it is for.
Key Features
- ✦ 100 percent linen construction, woven in Zhejiang
- ✦ Rabbit motif printed along the full length, readable from both ends
- ✦ Softens with each wash rather than pilling
- ✦ Holds a deliberate drape without stiffness
- ✦ Sized for dining tables, sideboards and consoles
- ✦ Machine washable for end-of-season storage
- ✦ Folds flat for drawer storage
Technical Specifications
- Material: 100 percent linen
- Motif: Rabbit print, full length
- Origin: Zhejiang, Mainland China
- Use: Home dining and display
- Care: Machine washable
- Colour: Natural linen ground
- Shape: Rectangular runner
- Season: Spring and Easter table setting
- Storage: Folds flat
- Setting: Dining table, sideboard, console
Where It Belongs
Family dining tables through spring, where a seasonal centrepiece sets the tone without a full tablescape. Sideboards and consoles that need one horizontal line to stop looking empty. Holiday hosting where the table will be photographed. Cafe and guesthouse tables that benefit from a textile layer that survives regular laundering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does linen wrinkle badly?
A: Linen creases, and on a table runner that reads as texture rather than neglect. If you prefer it crisp, press while slightly damp and the finish holds through the meal.
Q: Can it be machine washed?
A: Yes, and it softens with each wash. Use a normal cycle and skip the tumble dryer on high heat, which is what tightens linen and shortens its life.
Q: What table length does it suit?
A: It is designed to run down the centre of a standard dining table with overhang at both ends, and works equally well across a sideboard or console.
Q: Is the print on one side only?
A: The motif runs the length of the strip so it reads from either end of the table. Place it print-up and the design stays oriented along the table's long axis.
Q: Will it fade after washing?
A: Natural linen grounds hold their tone well when washed at normal temperatures and dried away from direct sun. Avoid bleach, which strips both colour and fibre.
Q: Can it be used outside spring?
A: The rabbit motif is seasonal by design, but the linen ground is neutral enough to run through summer. Most households rotate it in for spring and store it flat afterwards.
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