I feel that in recent years tablecloths have sort of gone out of style and become something associated more with a stuffy older relative rather than with a hip host or hostess. So I've pulled together a little selection of modern tablecloths for inspired holiday table settings. The selection includes tablecloths made of recycled or organic materials and some that are handwoven or handprinted.
TOP ROW
1 Handprinted linen tablecloth, $108 from Celina Mancurti
2 Block-printed cotton green leaves tablecloth, $58 from Ten Thousand Villages
3 Sorrento Organic Tablecloth, $68+ from bambeco
4 Pines Organic Tablecloth, $68+ from bambeco
5 Moss Stripe 60% linen 40% organic cotton tablecloth, $50+ from branch home
BOTTOM ROW
6 Eco-friendly tablecloth made from recycled post-consumer PET bottles, $26.30+ from frontgate
7 Mod Morrocan Round Tablecloth on organic cotton twill, $160 from Mari Robeson
8 Ikat Center Table Cloth fair trade handwoven cotton, $43.50 from World of Good
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I think it less has to do with tablecloths going out of style, and the fact that people are buying much, much more expensive, flashy tables. I know that I am not going to put a table cloth on my super dark stained distressed table unless for some reason I absolutely have to.
Table clothes are fairly impractical for all my table uses. All my tables are easier to clean and harder to damage than a table cloth. Coasters. Coasters are the new table cloth.