Featured Products
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Bush Bandits Napkin
$115.00 CDNSet of 2
Add to cartFeaturing intricate artwork developed by the Ardmore artists which depicts the wildlife of the Zambezi River basin, this design showcases a galloping zebra, leopards, and black-backed jackals, graced with Ardmore artist Jabu Nene’s flower.
Sold in pairs, our collection of table napkins come in an array of patterns, prints and colourways, ranging from neutral to wild and wonderful tones, don’t be afraid to mix and match. Every Ardmore napkin is individually cut and sewn in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Ardmore Design was established as an extension of Ardmore Ceramic Art, producing beautifully designed fabric, soft-furnishings, lifestyle products for the home and accessories. The designs created for these items are inspired by the art elements of the ceramic pieces from Ardmore Ceramics which is known for its ornate ceramic art pieces and was established by Fée Halsted who is the creative force behind it all.
Ardmore Design looks to discover, develop, and distribute luxury designs that will play a role in sustaining the creative lives of the continent’s artistic community and feed the appetite of the world for African sourced products.
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Chevron Napkin Ring
$100.00$50.00 CDNSet of 4
Select optionsMade of contrasting coloured woods, elasticized to hold your napkin in place, these rings will add a subtle earthy vibe to your table setting.
Set of 4
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Garland Napkin Ring
$55.00$27.50 CDNSet of 4
Select optionsA garland of carved flowers and seeds, adds a touch of the tropics to your table setting.
Set of 4
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Leopard Lily Napkin
$115.00 CDNSet of 2
Add to cartFeaturing intricate artwork developed by the Ardmore artists which depicts the wildlife of the Zambezi River basin, this design showcases a galloping zebra, leopards, and black-backed jackals, graced with Ardmore artist Jabu Nene’s flower.
Sold in pairs, our collection of table napkins come in an array of patterns, prints and colourways, ranging from neutral to wild and wonderful tones, don’t be afraid to mix and match. Every Ardmore napkin is individually cut and sewn in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Ardmore Design was established as an extension of Ardmore Ceramic Art, producing beautifully designed fabric, soft-furnishings, lifestyle products for the home and accessories. The designs created for these items are inspired by the art elements of the ceramic pieces from Ardmore Ceramics which is known for its ornate ceramic art pieces and was established by Fée Halsted who is the creative force behind it all.
Ardmore Design looks to discover, develop, and distribute luxury designs that will play a role in sustaining the creative lives of the continent’s artistic community and feed the appetite of the world for African sourced products.
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Leopard Napkin
$115.00 CDNSet of 2
Add to cartFeaturing intricate artwork developed by the Ardmore artists which depicts the wildlife of the Zambezi River basin, this design showcases a galloping zebra, leopards, and black-backed jackals, graced with Ardmore artist Jabu Nene’s flower.
Sold in pairs, our collection of table napkins come in an array of patterns, prints and colourways, ranging from neutral to wild and wonderful tones, don’t be afraid to mix and match. Every Ardmore napkin is individually cut and sewn in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Ardmore Design was established as an extension of Ardmore Ceramic Art, producing beautifully designed fabric, soft-furnishings, lifestyle products for the home and accessories. The designs created for these items are inspired by the art elements of the ceramic pieces from Ardmore Ceramics which is known for its ornate ceramic art pieces and was established by Fée Halsted who is the creative force behind it all.
Ardmore Design looks to discover, develop, and distribute luxury designs that will play a role in sustaining the creative lives of the continent’s artistic community and feed the appetite of the world for African sourced products.
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Tassel Linen Dinner Napkin
$95.00$47.50 CDNSet of 4
Select optionsUsed as a form of currency in ancient Egypt, linen was considered a symbol of light and purity. Today, thousands of years later, we still treasure linen for its unmatched versatility, supple texture and lustrous beauty. A worthy entry in this fabric’s abundant history, our Tassel Linen DInner Napkins mix and match with ease with patterned prints to create a vibrant table setting. Sold in sets of 4.
