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Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix | Tablecloth in Linens & Bedding by Plesner Patterns. Item composed of cotton
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Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix | Tablecloth in Linens & Bedding by Plesner Patterns. Item composed of cotton
Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix | Tablecloth in Linens & Bedding by Plesner Patterns. Item composed of cotton
Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix | Tablecloth in Linens & Bedding by Plesner Patterns. Item composed of cotton
Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix | Tablecloth in Linens & Bedding by Plesner Patterns. Item composed of cotton
Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix | Tablecloth in Linens & Bedding by Plesner Patterns. Item composed of cotton
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Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix | Tablecloth in Linens & Bedding by Plesner Patterns. Item composed of cotton

Created and Sold by Plesner Patterns

Plesner Patterns

Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix - Linens & Bedding

Price from $339 to $455

Creation: 1-8 weeks
Shipping: Norwegian Post 10-20 days
Estimated Arrival: July 21, 2024
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Locally Sourced

Damask woven tablecloth. 150 cm wide, 250 or 350 cm long. Can be custom-made at any length. 50% linen and 50% cotton. Woven at Grinakervev at Hadeland in Norway.
Available in green or natural. Can be custom ordered in other colours.

The patterns Marble is inspired by small, everyday events, with a desire to preserve these precious moments forever in time. The pattern is created out of paint blended into each other like the everyday moments melting together.

Grinakervev is a weaving mill with long experience and a focus on quality. The Norwegian production company is located in scenic surroundings at Hadeland in Norway.

Item Marble table cloth - linen cotton mix
Created by Plesner Patterns
As seen in Private Residence, Oslo, Norway
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Meet the Creator

Plesner Patterns

Oslo, Norway

Wescover creator since 2022
Lush Scandinavian patterns that capture moments in time

Plesner Patterns is a Norwegian design studio offering custom designed surface patterns for interior, architecture and fashion.
The designs are inspired by small, everyday events, with a desire to perpetuate seemingly unimportant moments. The patterns are made with craftsmanship and manual methods, such as the use of using ink, moss and play dough before being digitalised. This creates a distinctive expression that has a sense of time and "soul". Plesner Patterns want to offer something that consists of more layers and leave traces of a journey.

“Trough my patterns I like to invite the viewer to enter a different state of mind, those small moments where our thoughts drift away. I hope to lighten up peoples everyday through engaging patterns on textile, wallpaper and other surfaces. “
Kiki Plesner-Löfroth

Plesner Patterns offers a wide range of patterns on textile, wallpaper and ceramic tiles. These can be made in bespoke colours on demand.

Plesner Patterns was founded in 2018 by Kiki Plesner-Löfroth. She studied Art Direction at Westerdals Oslo ACT and Graphic Design at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia. As a graphic designer she is experienced in creating visual identities and is dedicated to mirroring the client’s values in her work.

Kiki Plesner-Löfroth appreciates collaborations with Brands to create unique custom made patterns for products like bed linen, rugs, wallpapers, tiles and more, she also wants to work with schools, hospitals, and institutions.

Kiki and Plesner Patterns is chosen to participate in the Norwegian Presence exhibition—created by DOGA, Innovation Norway, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs—to showcase Norwegian design on an international arena.