The Blumen Organic Cotton Tablecloth in Orange by Sophie Williamson Design gives the table an immediate sense of color and abundance. Its bold floral print combines warm golden orange with deep bordeaux and fuchsia tones, printed on substantial organic cotton for a textile that has presence both in color and scale.Available in three generous sizes, Blumen Orange can dress everything from a smaller rectangular table to a long dining table seating up to fourteen. The expansive pattern creates a strong foundation for the setting while leaving considerable freedom in what comes next—china collected over time, colored or clear glass, flowers, candles, and table linens in related or contrasting patterns can all find a place within it.“A tablecloth with this many colors is less demanding than it looks. Instead of deciding what must match, choose one shade already in the print—bordeaux, fuchsia, gold—and let that guide the flowers or glassware. The cloth has already done the difficult work of making the palette feel intentional.”-Mrs. MayfairProduct Details Blumen Orange floral print Golden orange with deep bordeaux and fuchsia tones 100% organic cotton Printed with low-impact dyes Designed by Sophie Williamson Available in three sizes Sizes Small: 70¾" × 98½" — suitable for approximately 4–8 seats; well suited to rectangular tables around 30" × 60" Square: 98½" × 98½" — suitable for approximately 6–10 seats; well suited to round or square tables around 60" × 60" Large: 137¾" × 98½" — suitable for approximately 8–14 seats; well suited to large rectangular tables around 40" × 120" Care & OwnershipMachine wash at approximately 30°C or on a warm setting. Line dry away from direct sunlight whenever possible; if machine drying is necessary, use a delicate low setting. Iron from the reverse while the cotton is slightly damp, or mist lightly before pressing. Attend to stains promptly with water and a small amount of dish soap before washing. Avoid bleach and dry cleaning.Maker / HeritageSophie Williamson Design is based in New Canaan, Connecticut and led by Sophie von Oertzen Williamson, whose approach to interiors and textiles was shaped by growing up across Switzerland, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Her work is rooted in Gastfreundschaft—a generous view of hospitality expressed through layered rooms, expressive pattern, and a confident mix of old and new, European and American influences.As seen in: Architectural Digest, Lonny
