Chamois Tablecloth Apple Turquoise
Chamois Tablecloth Apple Turquoise is a hand-printed 100% cotton tablecloth that brings a fresh, bright and summery energy into the home. The turquoise tone of the Apple pattern - a new color in the spring/summer collection The Garden of Mathilde SS2026 - creates a soft yet vibrant table setting that is equally at home on the terrace or in the kitchen or dining room. The color Turquoise gives a modern, fresh and airy feel that brings to mind warm sunny days, clear water and flowering gardens.
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Description
Article no.: CH102672
Chamois Tablecloth Apple Turquoise is created by the Swedish brand Chamois and printed by hand using the traditional block printing technique - a craft method where the wooden blocks are cut, the colors are mixed and the pattern is printed manually, piece by piece. The result is a living textile where each canvas bears small variations that make it unique. The Apple pattern is one of the key designs in The Garden of Mathilde collection, inviting you to slow summer moments, sunny lunches and table settings filled with floral-inspired beauty. The turquoise shade enhances the pattern and creates a balanced combination of tradition and modern freshness.
The tablecloth is available in several sizes to suit different tables and needs: 150×230 cm, 170×270 cm, 150×350 cm and 170×350 cm. The round sizes 160 and 220 cm are sold separately in another article. Thanks to the 100% cotton material and the hand-printed technique, the canvas has a soft and natural texture that makes it both beautiful and durable in use.
In order to preserve the color and shape, the tablecloth should be washed on a short and gentle program for silk or wool at a maximum of 30 degrees, without ECO program and without soaking, bleaching or tumble drying. After washing, the fabric is stretched and hang-dried and can then be ironed like cotton.