Louis Sullivan Babson House Table Runner

Babson House Table Runner – Inspired by Historic Prairie Architecture

This distinctive design is inspired by the stunning windows of the Henry Babson House in Riverside, Illinois (1907). Designed by the legendary Louis H. Sullivan, with major contributions by George Elmslie—his chief draftsman and ornamental designer—this Prairie-style home featured remarkable geometric stained glass that captured the spirit of early modern American architecture.

Though the original home no longer stands, this runner preserves its legacy. The geometric motif is paired with rich, harmonious colors and expertly woven textures—crafted exclusively for Rennie & Rose.

Details:

Approx. 13.25″ x 75″.
Poly/Cotton blend.
Spot clean or machine wash cold, gentle cycle, lay flat to dry. Cool iron. Minor shrinkage with machine washing. Dry clean for best results.
Fabric woven exclusively for Rennie & Rose.
Product manufactured in the USA.