Additional information
| Rental options | 108" Round, 108" x 156", 120" Round, 132" Round, 90" x 156", 90" x 90", Dinner Napkin, Sash, Table Runner |
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| Color(s) | Orange |
Mandarin Yuma
$4.95 – $115.50
This bold linen features a subtle texture that will remind you of natural burlap, with a supple touch and a non-fragrant appeal. It looks distinctive in photography, and adds a touch of sophisticated brightness to any occasions. Whether you’ve selected orange as one of your wedding colors or wish to impress at a corporate event, our Mandarin Yuma linen is designed to impress. Richer and a bit darker than our other oranges, you’ll find that our Mandarin Yuma is easy to pair with other colors.
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Mandarin Twill
Ease of our Classics, with a punch of elegance, our Twills are a unique find. These selections are somewhere between our Classic and Damask varieties you will get the best of both worlds. Our Mandarin hue is rich deep orange like no other in our line, and as tasty as its namesake. You will love its ability to make all the colors of your pantry shine, allow you to create the perfect next table top design. Don’t forget to see how marvelous this combines with our Miramar and Graceful Sheer lines, since they will be the perfect blend at your next fete.
Mandarin Rhythm
The simple definition of Rhythm is “movement marked by the regulated succession of strong and weak elements, or of opposite or different conditions.” A perfect definition for this wonderfully constructed textile. Texture and pattern fabricated with a skill, and produces a look that will have all your guests amazed and wanting to feel the luxury. Available in amazing hues, this orange will remind you of the regal hues of east Asia and will coordinate with a plethora of shades.
Melon Bengaline
Texture is still the most sought out item in tablecloth linen rental. Bengaline is that tablecloth with the subtle ribbed texture, with just enough sheen to not fall flat. Be inspired by Melon, which is a bright tangerine flavor. Perfect for spring, but why not use it for every season.