Classic Boho Patchwork Placemats

Add charming bohemian farmhouse vibes to your dining arrangement with these faux‑linen placemats decorated with classic moroccan tile floral artwork. Made of premium 100% polyester material, these rectangular table mats feature wrinkle‑resistant performance while offering reliable protection against food stains and surface scuffs. High‑definition printing reproduces every delicate tile and floral detail with crisp definition and rich visual layers. This set of four decorative placemats works beautifully for indoor dining rooms, kitchen tables, coffee shops, restaurants and outdoor party settings, bringing lovely festive atmosphere to your family dinners and get‑togethers.

Just as this placemat brings quality products to consumers, their collection will bring fresh and quality designs to your home. Let placemat help you unearth a warm and inviting energy, sure to brighten your dining table décor.

These placemats make every meal a special occasion. Enjoy quality time together at your well-dressed table. Arcadia Home designs are handmade. Each design is as unique as the artisan who creates it. The creation of this design involves spinning and weaving hand-dyed cotton using artisan techniques that have been passed down through generations. Hand-sewn Kantha stitching is the finishing touch. The craftsmanship involved at each stage of hand-dying, hand-spinning, hand-looming, hand-cutting, and hand-sewing ensures that every finished piece is truly one-of-a-kind. Our artisans are experts in their craft - creating the heirloom of tomorrow.

Brighten any room with their unique bohemian style upcycled, vibrant color. The product is handmade by artisans who carefully collect pieces of vintage and upcycled fabrics to create elaborate patterns and colors. The result is a truly unique and individual piece for your home. Each piece is different from the next because they are each hand sewn from the scraps leftover during the process of hand making Indian saris, which is a women’s garment from the Indian subcontinent, that consists of a drape varying from five to nine yards.