A more expressive table is taking its place.

Rose and Pearls is preparing a first collection of pattern-rich table linen for ordinary suppers, long lunches and tables that fill without much notice.

See what is coming

01 · First setting · portrait crop

The first setting

Begin with the cloth. Build from there.

The opening collection will offer three ways to lay the table: the tablecloth alone, a coordinated table set, or the complete pairing.

Tablecloths

Pattern in one decisive layer.

Table sets

Coordinating pieces for each place.

Complete table

The cloth and table set together.

Printed by hand

Made to be looked at closely.

The pattern is built block by block. Small shifts in impression and alignment keep the surface alive and distinguish the method from a uniform mechanical print.

The printing method

02 · Block, repeat and cloth · 3:2

The house

The rose brings colour. The pearl brings restraint.

Rose and Pearls starts at the table, with pieces that hold their own in a room and earn their place in daily life. This is the first chapter.