Made in France tablecloths

Designed by Casa Lopez for Thevenon, the Embroidered Coup de Chance model is a 100% cotton embroidery with traditional wide stitches, representing cheerful multicoloured clovers. These patterns come to life on a fabric combining viscose and linen, in a refined linen spirit. Each yarn is distinguished by its irregular shades, as if dyed at random, adding a naive and outdated charm. A creation full of optimism, ideal for warm and authentic interiors.

Casa Lopez and Maison Thevenon

There are encounters that impose themselves as obvious and become experiences to be renewed. The one between Pierre Sauvage for Casa Lopez and Vincent Thevenon for Thevenon is undoubtedly one of them. At the crossroads of artisanal know-how and a shared sensitivity to beauty, this new collaboration seals the natural union of two worlds driven by the same passion: the French art of living, sublimated by fabric.

Thevenon publishes ultra identifiable, joyful, subtle creations imagined by Pierre Sauvage who enjoys crossing influences to give birth to fabrics with extremely vibrant patterns and tones. For its new collection of fabrics, Cas Lopez transposes emblematic textiles from the countries of Eastern Europe, in a Norman garden. This crossover of influences gives rise to fabrics with extremely vibrant patterns and tones.

*DesignerCasa Lopez

Casa Lopez is in the image of Pierre Sauvage, the soul of this house, resolutely anchored in tradition but always open to the world, and its novelty. For journalist Sixtine Dubly “The elegance of big cities and the light style of the countryside. Hedonism and simplicity summarize the art of living of this heir to the French decorative arts who publishes a leopard carpet, his best-seller, as well as giant rattan soup dishes ".

In this same collection we can realize:

Standard and customised eyelet curtains (eyelets, ruflette, Flemish head...), plaid,cushion, floor cushion, bed base cover, headboards,... 

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L'Atelier d 'Eve is located in Provence, in Bagnols sur Cèze, near Avignon, the Pont du Gard, the Camargue and Pont Saint Esprit.