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Citrine Lemon Embroidered Linen Table-Cloth
£39.95
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Description
The Citrine Lemon Embroidered Linen Tablecloth brings a breath of Mediterranean sunshine to your dining space. This piece features delicate lemon motifs embroidered across its surface. Each stitch a celebration of slow craft and timeless charm. The soft, natural texture of the linen only improves with age, becoming more supple and inviting with every wash.
Designed to anchor both everyday meals and special gatherings, this tablecloth pairs beautifully with rustic ceramics, vintage glassware, and organic table settings. The cheerful lemon embroidery adds a playful yet sophisticated touch, evoking sun-drenched orchards and leisurely al fresco dining. Whether draped over a farmhouse table or layered atop a minimalist surface, it infuses any room with warmth and character.
Details:
Material: Crafted from linen and polyester
Finish: Natural linen with hand-embroidered lemon motifs
Style: Mediterranean-inspired, bohemian farmhouse, artisanal
Uses: Dining tablecloth, decorative table drape, outdoor entertaining
Care: Machine wash cold on gentle cycle. Line dry or tumble dry low. Iron while slightly damp for a crisp finish, or embrace the natural wrinkles for relaxed elegance.
Available Sizes: 135×135cm, 135×180cm, 135×220cm, 135×260cm
Why it belongs
Estimated delivery: 19 Jun 2026 – 26 Jun 2026
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