With the finest workmanship, a stunning range of 101 solid colors, and beautiful hand thread drawn hemstitching, SFERRA Festival is the ultimate classic table linen.
Oyster
Fern
Red
Clover
Sage
Ocean
Hydrangea
Sea Mist
Natural
Cinnabar
Navy
Sky
Aubergine
Moss
Poolside
Brick
Cadet
Stone
Kiwi
Emerald
Peacock
Eggshell
Aqua
Merlot
Raspberry
Bluebell
Grey
Petal
Forest
Butter
Lilac
Amethyst
Tangerine
Lavender
Hazelnut
Pink
Mustard
Black
Sunflower
Paprika
Teal
Silver
Chocolate
Willow
Sunset
Midnight
Pewter
Orchid
Almond
Crimson
Crocus
Berry
Pebble
Celadon
Canary
Blush
Curry
Royal
Avocado
Lagoon
Putty
Apple
Poppy
Carnation
Clearwater
Tin
Mint
Sand
Walnut
Raisin
Purple
Lime
Hunter
Cobalt
Mocha
Grape
Fog
Platinum
Banana
Mauve
Kelly
Iron
Cameo
Bayberry
Flint
Violet
Nutmeg
Indigo
Flamingo
Cotton Candy
Salmon
Pansy
Marine
Apricot
Lemon
Rose
Bark
Smoke
Coral
Coffee
Woven to perfection by the legendary linen manufacturer, SFERRA, Festival table linens are a sure way to impress at your next dinner party; the classic style and range of color choices also make them the perfect dining room accessories for any event, be it a special occasion or daily use. The SFERRA Festival Collection is made from 100% linen fabric in a plain weave, finished by hand with a single row of refined thread-drawn hemstitching. Build the luxury table linen collection of your dreams with SFERRA Festival cocktail napkins, dinner napkins, and placemats. Add a table runner or tablecloth to finish the look in your choice of 101 bold luscious colors. Cocktail Napkins, Dinner Napkins and Placemats are regularly stocked in all color options; runners and tablecloths regularly stocked in a selection of colors, with all other shades available to order.
Every item in the SFERRA Festival Collection is a testament to the style, quality, and craftsmanship of European woven linen. SFERRA Festival is woven in Lithuania from 100% Linen. The solid design features a hand drawn hemstitch hem and mitered corners. (Note: round tablecloth comes with a plain hem). Hemstitching is a form of decorative “drawn thread work” made by pulling out several parallel threads and tying the cross threads together into tiny bunches. Small ornate holes are made in the fabric and are patterned designs that resemble lace.
