One in use
Laid, folded, or over the arm.

Napkins, placemats, runners and service cloths in pure linen, for the table and for the work that surrounds it.
Guests spend more time at the table than anywhere else on board, and it is the one setting that is rebuilt from nothing several times a day. The table linen has to look composed at eight in the evening and be back in service by lunch.
From the runner that sets the length of the table to the cloth that never leaves the galley.
For glassware, in pure linen. The rectangle everything else comes from.


The smaller napkin, for service before dinner.

Linen under every setting, with an integrated cutlery pocket.
Available colours subject to product/reference. Composition: 100% linen.
Runner down the centre, placemat under each cover, napkin to the left, glass cloth kept apart. The proportions follow the table, not a catalogue.
Three of the seven references never reach a place setting. They belong to the pantry, the service trolley and the galley, and they are made in the same linen as the pieces that do.
Table textiles move through the same simple rotation as the rest of the yacht.
Laid, folded, or over the arm.
Off the table between services.
Folded and ready before it is needed.

The table pieces use the same pure linen language as the rest of the collection, so a napkin and a cabin throw belong to the same boat.
A table can carry one colour or two from the same palette, and still read as part of the yacht rather than as a separate scheme.

Available colours subject to product/reference.

The table references can be specified as a complete kit within Yacht Kits, scaled to guest capacity.
Made to remain consistent from one season to the next.
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