Moma linen table runner
$75.83
A pure linen table runner featuring a contemporary abstract print composed of graphic lines and painterly accents in yellow, blue, red, green, and black. Crafted in Italy by La Bottega di Casa from Tessitura Toscana linen, it is available in a standard 24 × 67-inch size or made to measure.
Because each runner is cut from the same fabric used to create our Moma tablecloths, the placement of the design varies from piece to piece.
- Composition: 100% linen
- Standard size: 24 × 67 inches — 60 × 170 cm
- Custom sizing: available upon request
- Fabric: Tessitura Toscana
- Crafted by: La Bottega di Casa
- Origin: Made in Italy
- Design: contemporary abstract print
- Distinctive feature: each runner displays a different section of the design
- Brand: La Bottega di Casa
3 in stock
An Artistic Linen Runner for the Contemporary Table
The Moma linen table runner brings together color, texture, and free-form graphic elements in a design inspired by modern abstract art. Black and red lines, brushstrokes, painterly marks, and geometric shapes unfold across a natural linen background. Accents of yellow, blue, sage green, red, and gray make the design easy to coordinate with both neutral and more colorful table settings.
The fabric is produced by Tessitura Toscana and carefully cut and sewn in Italy by La Bottega di Casa. The result is a contemporary abstract linen table runner with the natural texture and relaxed drape of pure linen.
The runner is cut from the same printed linen used to create the Moma linen tablecloth. Because the artwork develops freely across the full fabric panel, the section visible on each runner depends on where the material is cut.
Every piece will therefore feature its own arrangement of lines, colors, and painterly forms. While the palette and overall character remain consistent, no two Moma runners will ever be exactly alike. This natural variation is an intentional feature of the collection and makes each runner a distinctive piece for the table.
The printed linen table runner can be placed directly on a wood, stone, or glass table, allowing the abstract pattern to become the centerpiece of a clean, contemporary setting.
For a more layered table, place it over a solid-color tablecloth in a neutral shade or in one of the colors found within the print. Complete the setting with solid color napkins in cobalto, frosty green, honey gold or tortora.
Its graphic design works beautifully in modern interiors, yet it can also introduce an unexpected contemporary element into a more traditional dining room.
The Moma runner is available in a standard 24 × 67-inch size and can also be made to measure. For custom sizes, the distribution and placement of the printed design will vary according to the dimensions and point of cutting.
Machine wash at 104°F/40°C using a gentle detergent suitable for colored fabrics. Tumble drying is not recommended, as it may weaken the natural fibers and fade the colors over time. Iron with a warm iron while the linen is still slightly damp.
Will my runner look exactly like the one shown in the photographs?
Not exactly. Each runner is cut from a different section of the Moma fabric. The colors and artistic style remain the same, but the placement of the graphic elements varies from one piece to another.
Can the Moma linen runner be custom-sized?
Yes. In addition to the standard 24 × 67-inch size, this linen table runner can be made to measure. Feasibility and production time will be confirmed when the order is placed.
Can I use it over a tablecloth?
Yes. The Moma runner can be placed directly on the table or layered over a solid-color tablecloth. Pair it with simple solid napkins to create a coordinated setting without competing with the abstract print.
La Bottega di Casa selects fabrics from leading Italian textile mills and transforms them in its own workshop into finely crafted linens for the table and home.
The Moma runner brings together Tessitura Toscana’s expressive printed linen and the precise Italian craftsmanship of La Bottega di Casa.
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