Oasis Dunes Boho Tablecloth
55"×63"
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$49.99
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$85.00
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Which Size do I need for my table?
Measure your tabletop, then add twice the drop you want hanging over each side. Eight inches of overhang each way is the everyday look; twelve is the dinner-party look. Every size here is 55" wide, so you are only choosing length.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| 55"×63" or 55"×71" | A small square or round table for four — a kitchen table, a balcony table, or a flat where the dining table is also the desk. |
| 55"×79" or 55"×87" | The standard six-seat rectangular table most houses have. Pick the longer of the two if your chairs have arms. |
| 55"×98" or 55"×102" | A long eight-seater, an extended table with the leaf in, or a trestle you set up for Christmas and birthdays. |
If your table extends, buy for it extended. A cloth that is slightly long simply drapes further; one that is short leaves bare wood at both ends.
What happens the first time someone spills red wine?
Speed matters far more than product. Almost every permanent tablecloth stain is a stain that sat overnight.
| Do this | Not this |
|---|---|
| Blot straight away with a dry cloth, then rinse the patch under a cold tap from the back of the fabric. | Rubbing at it. That drives the pigment sideways into the weave and makes the mark twice the size. |
| Cool machine wash with like colors, gentle cycle. | Hot water on anything protein-based — egg, gravy, dairy — which cooks it into the fibre for good. |
| Line drying, then ironing on the reverse while slightly damp. | Bleach, which will lift the color out of the print faster than it lifts the stain. |
The step people skip: putting the cloth on the table while it is still fractionally damp from drying. It settles flat over an hour and you never touch the iron. Fold-creases from the packet come out the same way — lay it out the night before rather than fighting it at six o'clock.
The table stops being the ugliest thing in the room.
Dining tables take a beating and it shows. There is a ring where a hot pan went down without a mat, a pale patch of sun bleach along one side, and a scatter of pen dents from homework. Most of the time it is not even set — it is holding mail, a laptop and a fruit bowl. Putting a cloth down does two things at once: it hides all of that, and it changes what the table is for. A covered table gets sat at. An uncovered one gets used as a shelf.
Why the dune pattern is the practical choice for a table you actually eat at
Plain white cloths are a commitment to laundry. Every crumb, every drip of olive oil, every ring from the bottom of a glass shows in high contrast, and you end up washing it after every meal or leaving it looking neglected. The Oasis Dunes print runs sand and clay tones in soft, irregular bands across the cloth. Those broken tones do the same job a patterned carpet does in a hallway: they absorb small marks visually, so the cloth stays presentable through a whole week of ordinary dinners rather than one careful lunch.
It also solves the neutral problem. Most rooms already have a lot of white — walls, ceiling, plates — and a white cloth just adds to it. The warm earth tones here give a table some ground, which is why the same cloth reads as relaxed on a Tuesday and as deliberate when there are candles on it.
How the lengths behave in a room
- 55"×63" — the compact one. Sits neatly on a small square or round table with a short, tidy drop and no fabric pooling on chairs.
- 55"×71" — a four-seater with a proper overhang, or a small table where you want the cloth to soften the legs.
- 55"×79" — the common six-seater length. Covers the top with a modest drop that clears chair seats.
- 55"×87" — the same table with a more generous fall at both ends, which is the more formal look.
- 55"×98" — for eight-seaters and extended tables; the print gets room to show its full run of bands.
- 55"×102" — the longest. Trestle tables, extended dining tables, and anything you assemble for a crowd.
What You're Getting
- One Oasis Dunes Boho Tablecloth in your chosen Size
- Six lengths from 55"×63" to 55"×102", all 55" wide
- Soft-banded dune print in warm sand and clay tones
- Pattern that hides crumbs and small marks far better than a plain white cloth
- Enough drape to fall softly over the table edge rather than standing out stiff
- Works on rectangular, square and round tables — on a round table the corners simply fall lower
- Cool gentle machine wash with like colors; no bleach
- Line dry and lay it out slightly damp so the creases fall out without ironing
Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.
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