Art at every seat. Mix them, match them, or let one pattern hold the table.
The placemat is the smallest stage in the house, and the one with the most performances — three a day, if you’re lucky. Every one here is printed to order on 100% cotton twill, 18″ × 14″, cut from the same cloth as the runners and napkins it grew up with — so one pattern can hold the whole table, or every seat can tell its own story. Some repeat like good wallpaper; some hang a whole landscape at each place, a small view to visit between courses. They wash, they iron, they come back for more. Arranged by design world, like everything else here — and where a design has its matching runner, the product page closes with the family portrait: placemat, runner, and napkins, set for company.
Thirty-one ways to seat a garden — chintz roses, English borders, and blooms that never need watering. The vase can take the night off; this table is already in flower.
Five settings with wings — songbirds, hummingbirds, a catbird holding court in its tree. These are the mats guests lean in to look at twice, and dinner conversation arrives with the bread.
Lemons, oranges, and the olive branch to go with them — fifteen mats that move the table somewhere sunnier. Long-Mediterranean-lunch energy, available on a Wednesday.
Delft tulips, Spanish tile, and countryside toile — the blue-and-white habit, three centuries strong and showing no signs of stopping. When in doubt, set the table in china blue.
Ninety-one of these designs also come as a table runner in the same cotton twill. Start at the seats and let the middle of the table follow.
Thirty-five views from the studio’s travels — Yosemite and Sedona, campfires and coral reefs, the bakery and the long way home. Hang a landscape at every seat and let dinner take the scenic route.
Sailboats, seashells, and stripes the colour of shallow water. For porches, decks, and the last supper of a beach week — sand optional, appetite required.
Kaleidoscopes, paisley, and flower power at full volume. Plain white plates, please — these mats bring their own conversation.
Autumn blooms with atomic manners. Set for six, pour something with a twist, and put a record on.
Rocket ships and a steampunk explorer — the view from orbit, cleared for dinner. Space food never looked this good.
Fairy meadows and forest floors with secrets — for tables that host storytellers.
Gingham and spring plaid, pressed crisp. The setting that makes a Tuesday look intentional — and a picnic look promoted.
Hibiscus, hula, and island ferns at every place. Best where the doors stay open and the drinks wear fruit.
Cactus blooms, mesa lines, and desert dusk. Made for chile, cornbread, and evenings that outlast the candles.
Prisms, petals, and circles that behave. Order, exactly where a room needs it — with the colour doing the smiling.
Regency damask and an English dog tapestry with excellent posture. For the table you set properly — salad fork and all.
The classic line in royal, summer, and ocean-whisper widths. The most quietly confident thing a table can wear.
Chef’s delight, grill nights, the spice drawer, the country kitchen — mats about the meal itself. Frank about the assignment, and delicious about it.
Bring home a little bliss.
