Printed by hand, the repeat motifs on our tablecloths are created with hand-carved wood blocks, so no two are ever the same. The strong palette and repeat pattern make these cotton designs the perfect base for a statement tablescape.

Crafted from Linwood, an artisan geometric pattern from Blithfield's latest collection, the Brookfield, this cushion makes a statement with its screen printed design in blue and contrasting green trim. This cushion looks great in all colours and will add personality wherever it is placed.

This cushion is also available in Ruby and Lime.

Crafted from Linwood, an artisan geometric pattern from Blithfield's latest collection, the Brookfield, this cushion makes a statement with its screen printed design in green and contrasting raspberry trim. This cushion looks great in all colours and will add personality wherever it is placed.

This cushion is also available in Ruby and Lagoon.

Crafted from Linwood, an artisan geometric pattern from Blithfield's latest collection, the Brookfield, this cushion makes a statement with its screen printed design in pink and contrasting blue trim. This cushion looks great in all colours and will add personality wherever it is placed.

This cushion is also available in Lime and Lagoon.

We’re delighted to introduce a collection of exclusive signed photographs by artist and photographer Luvia Lazo.

The award-winning Zapotec artist Luvia Lazo was born in Teotitlán del Valle, east of Oaxaca City, Mexico. Her unique perspective creates evocative work that explores themes of identity and documents her life in Oaxaca. Her work has been featured in renowned publications such as The New Yorker, Vogue USA, The Times, and AD Magazine. She has received the Young Creators program by the FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in Mexico and won the inaugural Indigenous Photograph 2021 award.

We’re delighted to introduce a collection of exclusive signed photographs by artist and photographer Luvia Lazo.

The award-winning Zapotec artist Luvia Lazo was born in Teotitlán del Valle, east of Oaxaca City, Mexico. Her unique perspective creates evocative work that explores themes of identity and documents her life in Oaxaca. Her work has been featured in renowned publications such as The New Yorker, Vogue USA, The Times, and AD Magazine. She has received the Young Creators program by the FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in Mexico and won the inaugural Indigenous Photograph 2021 award.

We’re delighted to introduce a collection of exclusive signed photographs by artist and photographer Luvia Lazo.

The award-winning Zapotec artist Luvia Lazo was born in Teotitlán del Valle, east of Oaxaca City, Mexico. Her unique perspective creates evocative work that explores themes of identity and documents her life in Oaxaca. Her work has been featured in renowned publications such as The New Yorker, Vogue USA, The Times, and AD Magazine. She has received the Young Creators program by the FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in Mexico and won the inaugural Indigenous Photograph 2021 award.

We’re delighted to introduce a collection of exclusive signed photographs by artist and photographer Luvia Lazo.

The award-winning Zapotec artist Luvia Lazo was born in Teotitlán del Valle, east of Oaxaca City, Mexico. Her unique perspective creates evocative work that explores themes of identity and documents her life in Oaxaca. Her work has been featured in renowned publications such as The New Yorker, Vogue USA, The Times, and AD Magazine. She has received the Young Creators program by the FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in Mexico and won the inaugural Indigenous Photograph 2021 award.

We’re delighted to introduce a collection of exclusive signed photographs by artist and photographer Luvia Lazo.

The award-winning Zapotec artist Luvia Lazo was born in Teotitlán del Valle, east of Oaxaca City, Mexico. Her unique perspective creates evocative work that explores themes of identity and documents her life in Oaxaca. Her work has been featured in renowned publications such as The New Yorker, Vogue USA, The Times, and AD Magazine. She has received the Young Creators program by the FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in Mexico and won the inaugural Indigenous Photograph 2021 award.