A timeless tablecloth that embodies the summer elegance of Maison de Vacances. The Petroleum Gingham pattern is adorned with black bourdon stitching that refines its silhouette and reinforces its sophisticated character.
This 145x240 cm tablecloth combines lightness and strength thanks to its mimi canvas composition, a hybrid fabric blending 52% linen and 48% cotton. The linen provides a natural nobility while the cotton ensures exemplary durability. The Petroleum Gingham pattern, a deep and timeless blue-grey color, suits all environments: from contemporary tables to more classic decors. Perfect for everyday meals as well as special occasions, it transforms every table into a moment of grace.
The Maison de Vacances brand
For over 20 years, Maison de Vacances has cultivated the art of table linen with a humanist vision of luxury. Founded by Michèle Fouks, the brand was taken over by Nicolas Mauriac and Emmanuelle Fouks, who turned it into a human-scale company. French craftsmanship, product ethics, and material quality are the pillars of a philosophy where each creation tells a story of elegance and responsibility.
Composition and finishes: Mimi canvas 52% linen / 48% cotton, black bourdon finish. This textile combination ensures a light feel while guaranteeing optimal resistance to successive washes. The black bourdon, reinforced stitching on the edges, prevents fraying and offers a manufactured finish. The 145x240 cm dimensions are perfectly suited for tables of 6 to 8 place settings, allowing for elegant drapes.
Staging and decoration: On a white wooden summer table, this tablecloth reveals all its poetry. Pair it with white stoneware or refined porcelain dinnerware to let the pattern breathe. It pairs beautifully with plain natural linen napkins or natural wood accessories. Its Petroleum color also harmonizes with touches of sage green or terracotta for a Mediterranean atmosphere. Beyond meals, it becomes a decorative element that subtly and distinctly dresses the table.
Treat yourself to this reinvented classic from Maison de Vacances. A tablecloth that transcends seasons and generations with the same unaltered grace.
