10 Beautiful Tablecloths and Runners for Easter

A perfect spring gathering starts with a well-dressed table.

Embroidered Floral Table Runner
No need for a floral centerpiece. Colorful flowers are embroidered on 100% natural linen for a garden fresh look.

$$$, Coral & Tusk

Triangles Table Runner
Designed by cool-girl textile maven Caroline Z. Hurley, this block-printed runner lends a Brooklyn edge to the table.

$$, Leif Shop

Bloom Botanical Table Runner
Woven by artisans in eastern India, this linen runner features delicate embroidered blooms in a subtle design.

$$, ABC Home

Raffia Runner
Braided raffia brings a textural, raw edge to the dining table. The best part: it goes with everything.

$$, Serena & Lily

Ben Kist
Linen Sunset Stripe Table Runner
Sewn in Ghent, New York, this linen runner offers a pop of color in a sophisticated stripe.

$$$, March SF

Marianne Tablecloth
This graphic tablecloth in a classic blue and white palette is hand dyed and made from pure organic cotton.

$$$-$$$, Les Indiennes

Ginkgo Round Tablecloth
Bring the outdoors in with this pretty tablecloth from Tory Burch, featuring a pattern of bright green leaves.

$$$, Tory Burch

Spring Tablecloth
New from Heather Taylor Home, this tablecloth offers a festive take on the classic stripe with an Easter-appropriate palette of bold pink and punchy yellow.

$$$-$$$, Heather Taylor Home

Mud Cloth Tablecloth
The mud cloth trend is here to stay. Made in West Africa, this tablecloth is naturally dyed with mud-based pigment from the Niger River.

$$$, St. Frank

Mark Weinberg/Food52
Seersucker Tablecloth
Nothing channels the warmer months better than pastel-hues and seersucker.

$$-$$, Food52

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From: ELLE Decor US


By Kari Costas

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