Truffle Tablescapes Launches Luxury Tableware Rental Range

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Truffle Tablescapes, a leading UK-based online tablescaping boutique, has launched its first range of rental tableware and accessories that is aimed at those wanting to decorate their lunch and supper parties, events or small weddings.

Truffle has been helping at-home entertainers elevate their dinner party looks since it launched during the first lockdown in 2020. Founded by tablescaping expert and interiors lover Kate Fairlie, the brand has expanded again by launching an extensive, yet carefully curated, rental collection of luxury table linens and accessories.

"We are excited to enter the tableware rental market with our new range of products that will elevate any party or event," says Kate. "Our rental offering will allow customers to create Instagram-worthy tablescapes by incorporating our patterned linens, pretty glassware and table accessories that have been sourced from all over the world."

Truffle's rental collection will include Indian block print tablecloths and napkins, statement embroidered and woven placemats, vibrant glassware and chic table accessories. Customers can 'Get The Truffle Look' by renting a curated selection of items from Truffle's current collections, or select individual products to create their own unique tablescape.

"Not only is tableware rental a more sustainable choice, it will allow clients to select specific styles that match a particular trend, event theme or season without having to worry about storing a large amount of tableware after each party. As we've seen with the booming fashion rentals market, this shopping approach allows consumers to get creative by selecting a unique table style for every event without committing to it for the long-term. From maximalist to modern, delicate to classic, our rental tableware has something for everyone looking to create a special tablescape. Choose your own assortment of products or send an enquiry to our friendly team who can provide advice on selecting the perfect items for your next tablescape."

The Truffle Tablescapes rental collection is now live and has a minimum spend of £100 per order. For further information visit Truffle Tablescapes | Rental enquiries: rentals@truffletablescapes.co.uk

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