Impress Your Guests for the Holiday Season using Beautiful Tablecloths and other Table Linens

A tablecloth is a linen that most people are familiar with but may not think too much about. The holidays are when they are used the most, but these linens can be of great service throughout the year. People can recognize a tablecloth when they see one, but the average person may be unable to say much more. This blog will mention some of the different kinds of tablecloths and focus on other important dining products such as placemats and other forms of surface protection for tables.

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10 Important and Overlooked Tablecloth Questions for Hospitality

How much time do you spend thinking about your tablecloths? The answer might depend on who you are. The homeowner who only gets them out for Thanksgiving and Christmas probably gives them a lot less thought than the bed-and-breakfast manager who’s serving three-course dinners every night. Still, nearly every American home will use a tablecloth at least once a year, and a lot of people have questions about the right way to use them. Here are the top 10 tablecloth questions asked online.

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A Helpful 3 Step Guide to Standard and Custom Tablecloth Sizes

Tablecloths are a product that people may not be purchasing too often compared to other hospitality items. Some say all the different sizes can make deciding which one you specifically need extra confusing. They come in a variety of styles and colors, so you will want to see which option would be the best for your kitchen, dining room, etc. This blog will lay out a three-step outline to use when deciding which tablecloth is best for your property including the size, the length of the drop, and a helpful chart.

InnStyle has a few suppliers who can provide custom sizes for people with wider, longer or otherwise oversized tables.

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