Cotton kitchen and tea towels that earn their keep and look wonderful doing it.
The kitchen towel is the hardest-working art in the house. It dries the good glasses, hangs on the oven door, rides the shoulder through the whole dinner, and never once asks for credit. These are printed to order in the studio's patterns and made for actual work — not just the photograph of it. Buy two: one for the hook, one for the drawer, waiting its turn. Arranged by design world, like everything else here — with the birth-month tea towels holding court at the end of the page.
Roses, blossoms, and full-hearted botanicals — the largest world in the studio, on the hardest-working thing in the kitchen.
A kitchen towel is the one piece of art you are allowed to use hard. Printed from the studio's own artwork on cotton twill, it hangs like a small exhibition beside the sink - and goes straight back to work the moment the pasta boils over.
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Songbirds and hummingbirds on the oven door. A small pleasure, several times a day.
Lemons and oranges by the sink, which is exactly where they belong.
Salt air and shoreline for the kitchen that opens onto somewhere warm.
Fourteen of these designs also come as a full-coverage apron — the towel over the shoulder, the apron doing the heavy lifting, and the kitchen suddenly coordinated.
Pop swirls and kaleidoscope colour. The loudest thing on the oven door, deliberately.
Autumn blooms with atomic manners. Set for six, pour something with a twist, and put a record on.
Hibiscus and palm shade for the warmest room in the house.
Prisms and clean repeats. Order, in the one room that never has any.
Regency damasks and baroque tapestries — a pedigree, on a dish towel. We see no contradiction.
Just below: the Birth Month tea towels - one botanical for every month of the year, January through December. Wrap one around a wooden spoon, tie it with kitchen string, and the easiest thoughtful gift in the studio is done.
See all twelve months →Good food, good company, good design — towels that are frank about the assignment.
Twelve months, twelve flowers — a tea towel for every birthday on your list, January through December. The easiest thoughtful gift in the studio.