Coming Soon: Starry Nights and Bon Bon

 

Two new collections, inspired by Jaipur, reimagined for the modern table.

There are some tables that only really come alive after dark.

Champagne poured into coupe glasses, candlelight catching on glassware, a little shimmer, rich colour and the promise of a long evening ahead.

Coming soon to Clio & Clover, our new collections bring a contemporary take on festive table dressing, designed for Christmas, cocktail parties and evenings that turn into nights.

Starry Nights

Inspired by the painted walls of Jaipur’s palaces and the rich jewel tones of the geometric patterns of the soft furnishings, Starry Nights brings a little of India’s colour and magic to the table.

Pale blue linen is scattered with delicate embroidered stars in rich ruby, creating a beautiful contrast between soft and jewel-toned colour. The result is festive without being traditional — a table that feels elegant, unexpected and just a little bit magical.

The Starry Nights collection includes matching napkins and placemats, made to be mixed together or layered with existing linens and natural textures in two colour ways.

Bon Bon

An ivory linen base is finished with exquisite garnet embroidery, bringing a deep, sophisticated red to the table.

Inspired by the ruby red stones we fell in love with throughout Jaipur, Bon Bon is about the beauty of contrast: soft ivory against deep garnet, traditional embroidery with a contemporary silhouette.

Keep the rest of the table simple and let the embroidery take centre stage, or layer coloured glassware and candlelight for something more theatrical.

 

We're embracing colour, embroidery and a little sparkle — pieces that feel special enough for Christmas Day, but that you'll want to bring out long after the decorations have come down.

Because for us, the best tables aren't about following the rules. They're about colour, conversation, good food and staying for one more drink.

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