A homage to the facades of Basque half-timbered houses - only interpreted in reverse: Instead of colored lines on a white background, white lines contrast with a colored background. Sometimes arranged horizontally, sometimes vertically in square blocks, they pick up on the characteristic geometry of traditional Basque half-timbering.

A graphic design that breaks up the formal severity of classic striped patterns. Whether as a napkin, central blanket or overlay - FATXADA, Portuguese for "facade", plays with colors, lines and contrasts just like the Basque houses.

Made according to traditional Basque craftsmanship, the napkins are produced in the Tissage Moutet workshop in Orthez, France - a piece of modern tableware with character and history.

The matching tablecloth is also available.

Samuel Accoceberry is a multi-award-winning international designer who lives and works between Paris and Biarritz. Whether furniture, lighting, interior design or street furniture - his work is characterized by clear lines and high functionality. He pays just as much attention to industrially manufactured products as he does to limited editions. People are always at the heart of his multifaceted work. It is therefore no wonder that Accoceberry is particularly interested in the appreciation and further development of traditional craftsmanship.

The Moutet family, now in its fifth generation, has been weaving table linen and kitchen textiles since 1919. The products are made entirely in Orthez, in south-west France.