’Tis the season to deck the halls, and your dining tables. From Christmas to Hanukkah and every gathering in between, this time of year we tend to spend more time eating and hosting at home. As we swing into the most wonderful time of the year, here is a medley of some of the prettiest, chicest, most festive new linens to dress your table.
Photo: Courtesy Gregory Parkinson1/9Gregory Parkinson napkins, $210 for set of six, gregoryparkinson.com. The former Fashion Funder’s double-sided tabletop textiles are hand-printed in India and can be mixed or matched or both.
Photo: Courtesy 1stdibs.com2/9Cabana napkins and place mat, $113 for napkins, 1stdibs.com. The beloved quarterly’s newest homeware offerings include hand-woven wicker place mats, and who wouldn’t want that?
Photo: Courtesy shoplatitude.com3/9Bar Palladio napkins and place mats, $74, shoplatitude.com. The table linens from the cult-followed Jaipur café are not new, but newly back in stock on Shop Latitude’s site.
Photo: Courtesy shopterrain.com4/9Terrain matching tablecloth, $128, shopterrain.com. A festive tablecloth doesn’t have to mean snowman-patterned. This works as well in December as it does outdoors in June.
Photo: Courtesy crateandbarrel.com6/9Crate and Barrel red linen place mat and napkin, $5–$8, crateandbarrel.com. For the traditionalist and strict adherent of Christmas red, a modestly priced linen base for your holiday meal.
8/9Julia B. Quattro Mani place mat and napkin, $660 for a set of four napkins, juliab.com. Maybe only for special occasions, but Julia B.’s intricately embroidered Quattro Mani collectsion released this fall would be a perfect table setting or hostess gift.
Photo: Courtesy mydrap.com9/9MyDrap green Vichy cotton printed luncheon napkin, $30, mydrap.com. For a more casual meal, MyDrap’s newest colorway in gingham will match your Christmas tree or nondenominational ficus.
