Set the table like you mean it. Color Riot pours warm rainbow paint-collage — reds, ambers, teals and golds — down the center of your table in one continuous piece of woven art, flipping a plain dinner into an event.
Why this beats a plain table runner: most table linens default to a solid neutral. This one carries a full paint-collage composition by Dyles Mavis, printed edge to edge, with a genuine choice of fabric and hem style to match your table's formality.
Q: Which fabric should I choose for this runner?
Portobello Canvas and Cotton-Linen Blend offer a more casual, textured look; Plain Weave Linen Flax and Warm Leatherette lean more polished — all four carry the same full print.
🎨 Why you'll reach for it constantly
- Full-bleed warm paint-collage print — reds, ambers, teals, golds
- Choice of four fabric options to match your table's style
- Three size options and three hem styles for a tailored fit
- Makes even takeout dinner feel like an occasion
- Continuous woven-art composition, no visible repeat
📋 Materials & specs
- Portobello Canvas, Cotton-Linen Blend, Plain Weave Linen Flax, or Warm Leatherette
- All-over dye sublimation print
- Small 39x14", Medium 63x14", or Large 98x14" · printed on demand
🍽️ Who it's for
- The host who wants every dinner to read as an occasion
- Anyone redecorating a dining space that needs one warm, anchoring textile
- A gift for someone who takes tablescaping seriously
FAQ
What size runner should I order?
Measure your table length and choose Small (39"), Medium (63"), or Large (98") accordingly, all at 14" width.
Which hem style should I pick?
1cm hem gives a clean minimal edge; 4cm hem adds a more substantial border; cut edge with no hem gives a raw, modern finish.
How do I clean this table runner?
Spot clean or gentle hand wash depending on fabric choice; avoid soaking leatherette options.
Can I use this runner outdoors?
The canvas and leatherette options hold up best to occasional outdoor or patio use; linen options are best kept indoors.
Who designed the Color Riot print?
Dyles Mavis, the artist behind Aesthetic Rebellion — an original warm paint-collage composition.
