The Garden of Mathilde Block-Printed Cotton Rectangular Tablecloth (138in/3.5m)

The Garden of Mathilde Block-Printed Cotton Rectangular Tablecloth (138in/3.5m)In the block printing capital of Jaipur, Chamois expert craftspeople use hand carved wood stamps to block print by hand onto beautifully woven cotton and linenyou might even see a small line or two reflective of this. Patterns are guided by antique fabrics uncovered by the founder, Charlotte, which are given a new lease of life through hand mixed palettes. The Garden of Mathilde series is inspired by a dream garden, where stems and leaves swirl

shows the contemporary aesthetic

On this mug

hand-cut and etched in England around 1880 with Greek key borders

it’ll bring a burst of retro energy to the home

The curvaceous lip offers a nonchalant framing of the loaves or slices within

they’re also entirely intentional and reflective of the founders’ love for all things imperfect

this dress moves with quiet ease

The wax is worked for a long time in France

This platter highlights the versatility of ottchil

William Guillon showcases his penchant for experimental processes

Each storage object – be it a caddy

these platters embody the soulful