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Bernadette's Falling Flower Linen Napkin in Light Blue, 50x50cm
Bernadette's Falling Flower Linen Napkin in Light Blue, 50x50cm
Bernadette's Falling Flower Linen Napkin in Light Blue, 50x50cm
Bernadette's Falling Flower Linen Napkin in Light Blue, 50x50cm
Summerill & Bishop

Bernadette's Falling Flower Linen Napkin in Light Blue, 50x50cm

£27.50

Designed by S&B in memory of our co-founder Bernadette Bishop, these white linen napkins feature her signature hand drawn midnight blue flower as a subtle pattern and match our tablecloth design by the same name. The napkins look great on any surface, though, adding an elegant pop of colour and style to your table.

Matching tablecloth available.

Bernadette's flower in this design is a registered trademark of Summerill & Bishop Ltd

 

Wash at up to 60 degrees on a regular cycle (avoid “eco” or longer cycles).
Never soak for longer than 10 minutes and avoid using Vanish and other whitening products.
Tumble dry at 70 degrees for a soft effect, and 90 degrees for a more crushed finish.
We don't recommend ironing the full napkin in order to keep the linen’s lovely crumpled texture intact, but we do like to iron the edges to give it a sharper edge.

50cm x 50cm / 20 x 20 In.

The Story
The more people there were around the table, the happier our co-founder Bernadette—the meals she prepared for friends were typified by the kind of inspired effortlessness that’s totally unforgettable. Designed here in our Notting Hill studio, we were inspired by the flower she often signed letters with.
We thought its the perfect way to both commemorate Bernadette and begin a new phase in Summerill & Bishop’s history. With this sophisticated piece, Bernadette always has a seat at our table.
Like all the linens from this collection, it’s made of 100% linen and has a slightly crushed and soft texture, which makes it wonderfully versatile. These linens are equally at home in a casual, outdoor setting as they are as part of a more formal, indoor tabletop.

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