Inspired by the colours and craftsmanship of Jaipur, each piece in the Field Notes is handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques. Every napkin, tablecloth, cushion and reversible placemat is designed to be mixed, matched and layered, bringing warmth, texture and character to your table and home. Take a look through the edit and find the pieces that speak to you.
NAPKINS ・ PLACEMATS ・ TABLECLOTHS ・ CUSHIONS
MIX & MATCH NAPKINS
There is something about a well-dressed table that makes a meal feel special. These cotton napkins are handcrafted in Jaipur with a soft, lived-in feel that only gets better with washing. Playful florals, timeless stripes, and vibrant patterns sit together easily, inviting a mix-and-match approach that feels less like styling and more like instinct.
Special offer: £8.50 each or 4 for £32.50
TWO LOOKS, ONE PLACEMAT
A table feels more considered when the details are given attention. These cotton placemats are reversible, offering two looks in one, and are designed to sit harmoniously alongside our napkins and tablecloths. The patterns are chosen to work together, not to match too perfectly. The result is a beautifully layered table — relaxed, considered, and full of character.
THE FOUNDATION OF A GOOD TABLE
A tablecloth does more than cover a table. It sets the mood. Ours are made from breathable, handcrafted cotton with a warmth that feels welcoming rather than formal. Designed to be layered with our napkins and placemats, they bring colour and pattern to a dining space without overwhelming it, leaving room for the food and the conversation to take centre stage.
PRINTS THAT PLAY WELL TOGETHER
There is a quiet pleasure in a cushion that feels as good as it looks. These handcrafted cotton cushions are generous with their filling and thoughtful with their prints, from bold botanicals to layered, textured details. Designed to bring life to sofas, armchairs, and beds.
3 years buying for our shop and I couldn't find the things I needed anywhere...
So I designed my own... One thing I noticed over the last three years at SPLIT FIGS is that people rarely buy a matching table. In fact, it's usually the opposite...