Barolo Vintage Linen Tablecloth

• Pure linen woven in Northern Italy.
• Soft stonewashed finish.
• Distinctive deep wine-red color.
• Individually hand-cut.
• Finished with mitered corners.
• Rectangular, square, and round formats.
• Custom sizing available.
• Custom production usually completed within 10 days.
• Matching linen napkins and table runners.
• Cut and finished in Follina, Italy.

Machine wash at 104°F / 40°C.

Steam iron while the linen is still slightly damp for a smoother finish.

For a more relaxed setting, allow it to dry naturally and enjoy the softly rumpled texture of stonewashed linen.

Avoid harsh detergents or bleaching products that could affect the color.

Standard rectangular and square sizes

• 67″ × 67″ — 170 × 170 cm
• 67″ × 106″ — 170 × 270 cm
• 67″ × 126″ — 170 × 320 cm
• 94½″ × 94½″ — 240 × 240 cm
• 106″ × 106″ — 270 × 270 cm

Standard round sizes

• 69″ diameter — 175 cm
• 87″ diameter — 220 cm
• 106″ diameter — 270 cm

Custom rectangular tablecloths

Vintage Barolo can be made:

• in any finished length;
• up to approximately 106 inches / 270 cm wide.

Custom square tablecloths

Square tablecloths can be made up to:

• approximately 106″ × 106″ / 270 × 270 cm.

Custom round tablecloths

Round tablecloths can be made:

• in any requested diameter;
• up to approximately 106 inches / 270 cm.

Production time

Production timing is confirmed when the order is placed.

Custom pieces are normally completed within 10 days.

Choosing the correct size

Customers should provide:

• the shape of the table;
• tabletop length and width, or diameter;
• preferred finished drop;
• any special requirements.

Custom made items

Matching Vintage Barolo linen napkins

Napkins in the same linen and exact color create a deep, monochromatic setting.

This is particularly effective for evening dining with white porcelain, clear crystal, and restrained decorative details.

Matching Vintage Barolo linen table runner

The coordinating runner can be used:

• directly over a wood table;
• over an ivory or natural linen tablecloth;
• with the Barolo tablecloth for a layered setting;
• on a console or sideboard to repeat the color elsewhere in the room.

Pale Vintage linen napkins

To soften the deep red, choose:

• ivory;
• natural linen;
• unbleached flax;
• taupe;
• pearl gray.

For a richer contrast:

• Honey Gold;
• Lavender;
• Old Rose;
• soft green.

Hydrangea linen napkin

The natural linen ground and dusty pink, mauve, and cream hydrangeas introduce light against the dark wine-red base. The Hydrangea napkin page specifically presents Barolo as one of its principal pairings.

Magnolia Rosa linen napkins

The dusty pink and carmine flowers create a richer botanical contrast against Barolo. The Magnolia Rosa product page also recommends this combination.

Layered tablecloth styling

Vintage Barolo can be used as the foundation for a shorter printed tablecloth.

The visible burgundy border frames botanical prints on natural linen, dusty pink, ochre, terracotta, or green backgrounds.

From Mediterranean lunches to candlelit dinners

On a rustic wood table, Barolo creates a warm Mediterranean atmosphere, particularly when paired with pale stone, terracotta, olive branches, and aromatic plants.

In a contemporary dining room, it becomes a strong focal point balanced by white dinnerware, clear crystal, and understated accessories.

It is not limited to fall or winter. Outdoors, surrounded by greenery and natural light, the color feels relaxed and earthy; in the evening, it becomes richer and more formal.

Dinnerware

• white porcelain;
• ivory dinnerware;
• cream handmade ceramics;
• plates with fine green or gold borders;
• natural stoneware.

Glassware and metal

• clear crystal;
• smoked glass;
• antique rose glass;
• aged silver;
• pewter;
• antiqued brass.

Flowers and centerpieces

• pink or mauve hydrangeas;
• garden roses;
• cream dahlias;
• pomegranates;
• olive branches;
• lavender and aromatic herbs.

Materials and interior colors

Vintage Barolo works especially well with:

• antique or raw wood;
• pale stone;
• terracotta;
• ochre or cream walls;
• olive green;
• dusty pink;
• warm gray.

Keep the centerpiece relatively low and restrained so the texture of the linen remains visible.

La Bottega di Casa is an Italian home-linen brand rooted in the Prosecco Hills of the Veneto region.

From our workshop in Follina, we oversee the creation of many of our table linens and custom-made pieces, working with natural Italian and European fabrics and paying close attention to cutting, proportions, and finishing details.

Our presence in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, allows us to maintain a personal relationship with an international clientele seeking authentic Italian textiles, thoughtful craftsmanship, and pieces designed to last.

Is the Barolo Vintage Tablecloth made from pure linen?

Yes. It is made from 100% stonewashed linen.

Where is the linen woven?

The linen is woven by an excellent textile mill in Northern Italy.

Where is the tablecloth made?

It is individually cut and finished in the La Bottega di Casa workshop in Follina, Italy.

What standard rectangular and square sizes are available?

The standard sizes are 67″ × 67″, 67″ × 106″, 67″ × 126″, approximately 94½″ × 94½″, and 106″ × 106″.

What standard round sizes are available?

The standard round sizes are 69″, 87″, and 106″ in diameter.

Can I order a different round diameter?

Yes. It can be custom made in any diameter up to approximately 106 inches.

How wide can a custom tablecloth be?

The maximum finished width is approximately 106 inches.

Can I order an especially long rectangular tablecloth?

Yes. Rectangular tablecloths can be made in any length, with a maximum width of approximately 106 inches.

How long does a custom order take?

Production time is confirmed when the order is placed and is usually no more than 10 days.

Are matching napkins available?

Yes. Matching napkins are available in the same stonewashed linen and exact Vintage Barolo color.

Is there a coordinating table runner?

Yes. A table runner is available in the same Vintage Barolo linen.

Does stonewashed linen need to be ironed?

No. It can be used with its naturally relaxed folds. For a smoother finish, steam iron it while slightly damp.

How should I wash it?

Machine wash at 104°F / 40°C. Do not tumble dry.

Are Barolo and Viola the same color?

No. Barolo is predominantly a deep wine red between burgundy and garnet. Viola has a more evident plum-purple component.

Is this color suitable for everyday dining?

Yes. The stonewashed finish softens the intensity of the color, making it suitable for both relaxed lunches and more formal dinners.