The TextielMuseum Tilburg’s new online shop offers an opportunity to buy elegant table linen and tea towels with patterns by some of the coolest names in design

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‘Tweened Damask’ table linen by Studio Minale Maeda

The TextielMuseum Tilburg’s new online shop offers an opportunity to buy elegant table linen and tea towels with patterns by some of the coolest names in design. The latest designs come from fashion duo Viktor&Rolf while the other names include Studio Job, Kiki van Eijk, Studio Makkink & Bey, Scholten & Baijings, Studio Formafantasma, Glithero, Christien Meindertsma and many others. If you fancy some understated glamour for your dining room why not invest in some excellent design at a relatively low cost.

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‘Graffiti’ table linen by Viktor&Rolf

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‘Pantheon’ table linen, Studio Job

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‘A little Help Two’ tea towel by Leendert Masselink

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‘Paper Table’ table runner, Scholten & Baijings

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‘Graffiti’ tea towel, Viktor&Rolf

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