GIEN LES DÉPAREILLÉES Large square cotton satin tablecloth 170x170 cm

GIEN LES DÉPAREILLÉES Large square tablecloth made of cotton satin 170x170 cm

A beautiful green-white or blue-white combination with a very striking pattern will brighten up your table. No more dull colors, combine large and small tablecloths, the colors of dinner plates and cutlery.

The pieces from the LES DÉPAREILLÉES collection feature a beautiful pattern called Vues d'Orient, which translates to "Views of the Orient ." This pattern gives each piece a unique look and transports you to the mysterious environment of the Orient. Regardless of whether you prefer a modern or classic style, the green and white tablecloth fits perfectly into any setting, even a country house .

The French manufacturer Gien has been dedicated to the ancient art of porcelain production since 1821. Its luxurious dining sets are characterized by intense colors and a variety of shapes and decorations. Let yourself be inspired by our offer of stylish dining and create a corner full of elegance from your dining room, where pleasant seating and practical use come together.

This square luxury tablecloth is double-sided. It is made of cotton satin and can be combined very nicely with the Pont aux Choux or Filet dining set, for example. It is also possible to order a longitudinal runner or dining set from the same collection.

Made in France

Dimensions: 170x170 cm

Material : 100% cotton satin

The French faïencerie GIEN was founded in the beautiful Loire Valley by the Englishman Thomas Hall in 1821. Today it is one of the most respected brands in France and has become part of the most luxurious department stores. The production of beautiful dinner and tea sets takes place exclusively in France and still benefits from historical designs.

Almost 2 centuries of traditional techniques have brought worldwide success. They are synonymous with excellence, apparent casualness and unique style. Each piece produced passes through the hands of 30 different master craftsmen and artists. Clay paste, plaster casts and glazes are designed and created according to traditional recipes, which are still one of the most closely guarded secrets today.