The Table Love The Breakfast Handwoven Cotton Reversible Placemats (Set of 4)
Bs1,800
The Table Love The Savanna Block-Printed Linen Large Tablelcoth
Bs1,300
The Savanna Block-Printed Linen Large Tablelcoth350cm (l) x 175cm (w) / 136.7" (l) x 68.4" (w)
Bs1,300
The Savanna Block-Printed Linen Napkins (Set of 4)49.5 cm x 51.5 cm / " () x " ()
Bs425
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The in house-designed Savanna print offers a lens into The Table Love’s imagination. The pieces, which depict a fictive Savanna, are block-printed by hand with atmospheric motifs – think zebras basking underneath African fronds, acacia and baobab trees, mimosa flowers and fanciful cacti. The result is an inspired hybrid of new and old-world codes.
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The in house-designed Savanna print offers a lens into The Table Love’s imagination. The pieces, which depict a fictive Savanna, are block-printed by hand with atmospheric motifs – think zebras basking underneath African fronds, acacia and baobab trees, mimosa flowers and fanciful cacti. The result is an inspired hybrid of new and old-world codes.
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More from The Table Love
The Table Love The Rush Handwoven Placemats (Set of 4)
Bs1,350
The Table Love The Squiggle Hand-Embroidered Linen Napkins (Set of 4)
Bs1,850
The Table Love The Squiggle Hand-Embroidered Linen Placemats (Set of 4)
Bs1,850
The Table Love The Rush Handwoven Placemats (Set of 4)
Bs1,350
The Table Love The Stripe Handwoven Napkin Rings (Set of 4)
Bs425
The Table Love The Zigzag Block-Printed Linen Tablecloth
Bs1,100
The Table Love The Linen Loop Napkin Rings (Set of 4)
Bs425
Meet the Maker:
The Table Love
Founder of The Table Love Roberta Ellingsen trained as an Interior Architect in London and Milan, before expanding her expertise at several interior-based publications. It wasn’t until 2018, while on a sabbatical with her family in the Alps, that she fully explored her love of pieces for the home – and more specifically, the table. Her wonderful team is far-reaching and inclusive, with female embroiderers in Ukraine and block-print artisans in India. Plus, she doesn’t overlook her carbon footprint, applying a ‘zero spill’ policy to avoid unnecessary waste, while also opting for eco-friendly alternatives wherever possible.