We’re in the process of getting rid of the tiny patch of lawn in our backyard- it’s so small, patchy & full of bindii’s that we’ve decided on laying down pavers instead. But this Grassy Tablecloth is some lawn we’re willing to maintain. A photo of real green grass printed on 100% cotton and its size is 130 x 170 cm available from Design For Use for $99. We had a bit of search around to see how other people had used this tablecloth and look at the amazing example we found…
Look: Grassy Tablecloth
Victoria
We think this is spectacular and just love how all the greens work together not to mention those lanterns.
[image via lovelaughterelegance]
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Whoa. It's cute by itself, but the serpentine table covered in it and paired with ugly rental chairs is atrocious.
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That's an expensive tablecloth, for a joke. I don't mind the outdoor wedding setup.
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I think this table cloth would be great - as long as its nowhere near real grass.
Meanwhile, when did Thonet start making "ugly rental chairs" Zillah?
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It's a super cute tablecloth...
But...
Please don't use pavers!
Even in LA rainwater needs to go somewhere, and paving over the dirt forces it into the sewer system instead of into the ground where it belongs, and contributes to that pesky erosion problem that often plagues the area. Try something permeable like gravel or a drought resistant ground cover instead please!
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