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New Placemats

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Fall/Winter 2026

New Colors

New Styles

Appliqué

From trim to texture. Inspired by vintage ribbons and trims, Appliqué combines the decorative dimension of ornamental needlework with the endurance and easy care of Chilewich textiles. Multiple weave structures come together to create a lively, tactile surface in two contemporary color palettes.

Marble

Where materials meet. The beauty of Calacatta and Calacatta Gold marble meets the performance of easy-to-clean textiles in Marble. The Chilewich design team photographed marble slabs to capture the natural variations and tonal nuances of the Italian stone. These large-scaled compositions were then digitally printed onto a woven textile.

Mums

Flower power. Bring boldly scaled blooms to the table all year round with Mums, a bouquet-inspired debut that combines robust and easy-to-clean woven textiles with the vivid precision of digital printing.

Mums began with a visit to New York City’s Union Square Greenmarket, where members of the Chilewich design team selected a colorful array of heirloom chrysanthemums. Back at the studio, individual blooms, including pom pom and spider mums, were photographed at close range to create floral portraits that complement one another but can also stand alone.

Tint

Pushing the boundaries of weaving. Tint explores the nature of color through geometric forms and color placement. A palette of only six hues—three as warp yarns and three as weft yarns—is expanded through multiple weave structures into a composition of nuanced colors.

Vegetables

Fall harvest. The familiar becomes fascinating in Vegetables, a family of placemats that combine robust and easy-to-clean woven textiles with the vivid precision of digital printing.

At the Union Square Greenmarket, members of the Chilewich design team selected a colorful array of farm-fresh produce. Back at the studio, cross-sections of individual vegetables were photographed at close range to reveal intriguing patterns and unexpected forms.

Don't Forget the "Other" Shapes

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