I’m sure the food was delicious, but I couldn’t tell you what we ate. I was simply too smitten with my napkin! A week after dining at my business associate’s home near Montepulciano, two details stuck in my mind: The vino nobile was impeccable, and the table linens were the most beautiful I’d ever seen.
That was my first encounter with...read more
I’m sure the food was delicious, but I couldn’t tell you what we ate. I was simply too smitten with my napkin! A week after dining at my business associate’s home near Montepulciano, two details stuck in my mind: The vino nobile was impeccable, and the table linens were the most beautiful I’d ever seen.
That was my first encounter with Busatti, but it wouldn’t be my last. I was determined to learn more about the craftsmen who put such care and attention into their work. After all, it’s the little things that elevate an ordinary occasion into a memorable one. And Busatti has been making tablescapes unforgettable for well over a century.
Since 1842, the artisans at Busatti have woven fine linen and cotton fabrics for the home. Located in the heart of Tuscany, this eighth-generation Italian company uses time-honored techniques to produce old-world textures and natural colors. Considered the world’s best textile mill, Busatti is a destination for travelers seeking a tour of their 19th-century looms and a chance to browse their designs.
We chose our favorite to pass on to you. Offered in green, cream and blue, the Giardino Busatti Collection features elegant hemstitch placemats and napkins in a classical urn and flower scrollwork motif. Their quality and sophistication are evident at a glance, but to truly appreciate their artistry, you’ll have to hold them in your hands. You already own fine pots, pans and dinnerware. Don’t miss your chance to own the finest linens.
