Sage Green Table Runners

Muted, grayed-off green — the olive and eucalyptus end of the palette rather than anything saturated.
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  • Zucca & Sage fall table runner in polyester, 16 x 72 inches, laid flat — orange and green pumpkins with sage leaves on sage green Zucca & Sage Fall Table Runner From $54.00
  • Mandarin & Pine Christmas table runner in polyester, 16 x 72 inches, laid flat — mandarins, halved fruit and pine sprigs in watercolor on sage green Mandarin & Pine Christmas Table Runner From $54.00
  • Blood Orange & Olive Plaid Christmas table runner in polyester, 16 x 72 inches, laid flat — sliced blood oranges and olive sprigs on red and sage green plaid Blood Orange & Olive Plaid Christmas Table Runner From $54.00
  • Pomegranate & Pine Gingham Christmas table runner in polyester, 16 x 72 inches, laid flat — pomegranates, pine cones and orange slices on sage green gingham Pomegranate & Pine Gingham Christmas Table Runner From $54.00
  • Pumpkin & Pear fall table runner in polyester, 16 x 72 inches, laid flat — heirloom pumpkins in sage, dusty blue and white with pears and apples on cream Pumpkin & Pear Fall Table Runner From $54.00
  • Fig & Maple fall table runner in polyester, 16 x 72 inches, laid flat — purple figs and maple leaves on sage green tartan Fig & Maple Fall Table Runner From $54.00

Sage green table runners

Muted, grayed-off green — the olive and eucalyptus end of the palette rather than anything saturated. It sits well against both pale oak and painted furniture.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between sage and plain green?

Gray. Sage is green with gray mixed into it, which drops the saturation and lets it behave like a neutral. Our wider green collection includes the deeper olives and botanical greens; this one is specifically the grayed, muted end.

What does sage go with?

Almost everything, which is why it has become the default for table linens. Cream, warm wood, terracotta, dusty rose and unglazed pottery all sit well against it.

Does it work at Christmas?

Better than a saturated green, which reads as decoration. Sage with red berries and candlelight gives a Christmas table without committing the linens to December.