New Colors
New Styles
CITRUS
Designed to add a juicy twist to any table, Citrus placemats combine the rich woven texture, indoor/outdoor durability, and easy care of Chilewich’s signature woven textiles with the vibrant precision of original studio photography and digital printing. Choose from four freshly squeezed styles, made to mix and match with ease: Grapefruit, Lemon, Lime, and Orange.
FLUTTER
With a textural surface that swirls like windswept leaves or petals, Flutter pushes the boundaries of weaving to evoke the rhythms of the natural world. Tonal hues enhance its dynamic yet refined character.
PIETRA
playful homage to a venerable material, Pietra reimagines terrazzo’s medley of marble, granite, and quartz chips as a sleek, lightweight placemat that wipes clean and dries quickly thanks to Chilewich’s tightly woven, phthalate-free TerraStrand yarns. Multicolored forms of various sizes and textures create a lively yet refined printed surface that is at home on desks, vanities, countertops, and nightstands as well as tables.
WIGGLE
A softened and richly textured take on classic zigzags, Wiggle embraces bold curves and joyful color. A closer look reveals the intricacy of its woven structure, in which thoughtfully sequenced hues both bracket and form the undulating lines.
ROSE
At once realistic and playfully stylized, Rose is a celebration of the timeless flower through a single high-centered bloom. Graphic lines and modern metallic hues add dimension to layers of opened petals, which give the rounded shape an organic character.
This flexible openwork accessory acts as a decorative base for plates—or anything else that is placed on top. Part of Chilewich’s collection of “pressed” designs, it is delicate in appearance yet surprisingly resilient: a contemporary take on the ancient craft of lacemaking.
LEMON LEAVES
Lemon Leaves. Inspired by the broad range of juicy citrus fruits cultivated by Martha Stewart on her farm in Bedford, New York, Lemon Leaves is an original weave that brings rich texture to a charming botanical motif. The silhouetted forms of freshly picked fruits are etched with diagonal lines for a harmonious integration of figure and ground in a selection of color combinations that range from spring and summer-ready brights to timeless neutrals.
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