Atelier 522

European-Inspired Gifts & Home Décor in Neustadt, Ontario

Gray fabric towel with a vertical white stripe featuring thin gray lines in the center, hanging on a clothesline with two wooden clothespins against a plain light background.
A white plate holds two halved peaches, revealing their juicy yellow flesh and reddish-brown pits. A folded white linen napkin with gray stripes is placed beside the plate. In the background, a rustic wooden chair is partially visible, adding to the warm, homey atmosphere of the setting. The wooden table surface has a rich, warm tone.
A white linen towel with a blue striped design drapes over a wooden stool. Next to the towel, a small green candle in a glass container sits on the stool. The background features light wooden flooring, enhancing the natural and cozy aesthetic.
A black and white ceramic mixing bowl with a wooden pestle rests on a gray linen cloth. The bowl features a smooth, rounded shape with a spout, and the pestle is made of light-colored wood. The cloth has a subtle texture and includes a white striped pattern along one edge, all set against a rustic wooden surface.
A light blue linen towel is draped over a wooden cutting board, showcasing its soft texture. Next to it, a folded beige linen napkin is placed on a round gray plate, topped with a sprig of fresh rosemary. The overall composition highlights a simple, rustic dining aesthetic.

Maison Tea Towel, Linen

$28.00

There is nothing quite like linen. Ironed or crumpled (my favourite), linen adds the level of quality you deserve in a busy kitchen. Linen gets better with age and has high absorbency after a few washes. These classic tea towels fit right in to any decor: contemporary, traditional, and everything in between.

Atelier Tip: Use your tea towel as a sturdy napkin like they do at my favourite Italian restaurant, or even in the bathroom as a hand towel.