Vintage Holiday Kitchen & Dining

A tablecloth sets the mood for the whole table before a single plate goes down. Holly green and berry red carry most of the pattern here, with antique ivory keeping the look soft rather than heavy. Every piece is designed by an independent artist and made to order.

Shop by Style

• Placemats - A lighter option than a full tablecloth, for everyday use or a smaller table.
• Table Runners - A single strip of pattern down the center, for a table that’s otherwise kept plain.
• Serving Trays - A smaller, functional piece that carries the palette from the table into the kitchen.
• Coasters - A small, everyday way to keep the look going past the holiday table itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mix a patterned tablecloth with solid placemats?

Yes. A solid placemat in antique ivory or holly green keeps a patterned tablecloth from feeling like too much at once.

What’s the best way to bring this look into an everyday kitchen, not just a holiday table?

Start with something small, like coasters or a table runner, rather than committing to a full tablecloth right away.

Does this tabletop collection work with mismatched or inherited china?

It’s built for that. The muted palette is meant to sit quietly behind whatever’s already on the table, heirloom or not.

What sizes are available for tablecloths?

Tablecloths are available in a few standard sizes to fit most tables, made to order per piece.

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