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Product description
Woven from 100% cotton in a verdant, saturated green, this set of four napkins has the kind of soft hand you notice the first time you unfold one at the table. The color reads as rich rather than seasonal, which is why it works as easily in July as it does in December.
Design Function: A tabletop staple built to be a color anchor — bold enough to set the tone for a full tablescape, neutral enough in shade to pair with nearly any dinnerware.
Details at a Glance:
- Material: Cotton
- Dimensions: 18" W x 18" L
- Set of 4, arrives tied with a grosgrain ribbon
- Care: Machine wash cold with like colors, gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Line dry. Warm iron. Do not dry clean.
Category Standard: Within our napkin collection, Vanna is our deep-green colorway — the boldest of our cotton napkin sets, positioned for tablescapes that want a defined color statement rather than a neutral backdrop.
How to Style It: Pair with cream or white place settings for a fall-leaning palette, or bring in gold flatware and red accents for a holiday table. It also holds its own against plain white dinnerware for an easy, everyday set.
Where It Works Best: Dinner tables and holiday gatherings — it's substantial enough to double as a hostess gift straight out of the ribbon.
Mel's Styling Take: I love using these under a simple white plate with just a sprig of greenery tucked into the fold. The color does all the work, so the rest of the table can stay simple.
Pairs Well With: The Paige Dinner Napkins - Set of 4 · The Conner Dinner Napkin - Set of 4. Also styles beautifully with our White Porcelain Plates Set of 4, Matte Gold Server Set, and Cream and White Round Platter.
Also Available In: The Paige Dinner Napkins - Set of 4 (blue/white) · The Conner Dinner Napkin - Set of 4 (white/ochre)
Good to Know: These are machine washable, so they hold up to regular dinner-table use rather than requiring dry cleaning.
Product Insight: Customers pick this set when they want one strong color to build a whole table around instead of layering multiple prints.
Product description
Woven from 100% cotton in a verdant, saturated green, this set of four napkins has the kind of soft hand you notice the first time you unfold one at the table. The color reads as rich rather than seasonal, which is why it works as easily in July as it does in December.
Design Function: A tabletop staple built to be a color anchor — bold enough to set the tone for a full tablescape, neutral enough in shade to pair with nearly any dinnerware.
Details at a Glance:
- Material: Cotton
- Dimensions: 18" W x 18" L
- Set of 4, arrives tied with a grosgrain ribbon
- Care: Machine wash cold with like colors, gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Line dry. Warm iron. Do not dry clean.
Category Standard: Within our napkin collection, Vanna is our deep-green colorway — the boldest of our cotton napkin sets, positioned for tablescapes that want a defined color statement rather than a neutral backdrop.
How to Style It: Pair with cream or white place settings for a fall-leaning palette, or bring in gold flatware and red accents for a holiday table. It also holds its own against plain white dinnerware for an easy, everyday set.
Where It Works Best: Dinner tables and holiday gatherings — it's substantial enough to double as a hostess gift straight out of the ribbon.
Mel's Styling Take: I love using these under a simple white plate with just a sprig of greenery tucked into the fold. The color does all the work, so the rest of the table can stay simple.
Pairs Well With: The Paige Dinner Napkins - Set of 4 · The Conner Dinner Napkin - Set of 4. Also styles beautifully with our White Porcelain Plates Set of 4, Matte Gold Server Set, and Cream and White Round Platter.
Also Available In: The Paige Dinner Napkins - Set of 4 (blue/white) · The Conner Dinner Napkin - Set of 4 (white/ochre)
Good to Know: These are machine washable, so they hold up to regular dinner-table use rather than requiring dry cleaning.
Product Insight: Customers pick this set when they want one strong color to build a whole table around instead of layering multiple prints.