She's giving us glam, she's giving us drama, she's giving us late nights, lush vibes, and aged negronis. Oh, is she just a velvet cocktail napkin from our favorites at Atelier Saucier? Sustainable sourced and locally made in Downtown LA, these are a fab edition to your bar cart.

Leave the disposables for the dorm room days, and embrace these easy, everyday napkins. Sustainably sourced with premium surplus fabrics by Atelier Saucier and locally made in Downtown LA, these pair perfectly with everything from weeknight takeout to sunday supper clubs.

Le Freak. C'est Chic. And so are these embroidered, linen discoball dinner napkins from Chefanie. Who said disco is dead?

There's just something about a drape—it evokes a Grecian urn, a Dutch masters painting, an figure drawing class. Add some romance to your tablescape with this gauzy goodness. Nudes not included.

To be honest, we're more into runners than traditional table linens for day to day use, anyway. Pros? You get to see that beautiful table surface you spent a fortune on, but you still have the softness that the fabric provides. You get a beautiful space for styling and a central table scape, but plenty of room for your place settings. Also, they're genuinely easier to steam. Delicate and light, this linen runner is a perfect addition to your collection. Style it on your table, bar, mantle, or entry table. Cons? Can't think of any.

You're having an al fresco brunch on a hilltop in Val D'Orcia. Table is simply set, humble platters, heaping Tuscan fare. You wave to your friends in the distance with your simple linen napkin. Salute.

If you stood in Jackson Pollock's studio tour staring at the floors thinking, "how do I get this as a textile," then this wild take on a tablecloth is for you. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley, and this tart one of a kind beauty is a stand-out.

We love a good linen, and these cuties from Sir/Madam do not disappoint. These classic cocktail napkins have all the panache your party needs.

Blue skies, smiling at me, nothing but blue skies can I see. Smile your styling woes away with this hand-made stunner of a table topper. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley, and this one will have you wishing for nothing but blue sky days.

You're sipping rosé on one of those early June nights where the sun seems to hang in the sky till impossibly late. Everything is lit with that soft pink glow. You move your tiny table for two out onto the balcony to catch the warmth of the fading day. Unfold this one of a kind table cloth, and voilà, la vie en rose. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. Slip on your rose colored glasses and enjoy.

This is not your grandmother's table cloth. Ok, well maybe it was, but now that our fave maker has gotten her hand's on it, she wouldn't recognize it anymore. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. A one of a kind way to bring a pop to that classic tablescape.

You can have you space, cowboy— right at the place we've set for you with these dreamy embroidered vintage placemats. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. Indulge in a psychadelic tablescape with these one of a kind linens. Far out.

We like to imagine Emma and her Mr. Knightley would feel at home with these romantic embroidered placemats, a modern take on a classic set. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. Style up your table with this bold hue, and wait for your neighboring landed gentlemen to set their cap for you.

We like our romance novels with a dash of happily-ever-laughter, and these dreamy confections set the stage for a sweet affair. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. Find your Duke of Hastings and burn that dinner table down.

Is there anything more nostalgic that crochet? Is there anything trendier than neon? We love us a culture clash—brighten up a basic brunch with an unexpected color punch. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. Turn your brights on, indeed.

There is something about these napkins that just calls out for a slice of cake and a glass of champagne. We're getting a very Coppola-esque Marie Antoinette, all decadence, and no restraint. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. See, not all treats are bad for you! Indulge yourself already.

Fries don’t have to be on the menu to be on the table with this set of 4 embroidered, linen dinner napkins from Chefanie.

These are giving us big Palm Beach Vibes. Imagine drifting through the ballroom at the Breakers, looking for your seat at the table. Obviously you're wearing a dinner jacket. Crafted from natural bamboo, these napkin rings from Chefanie are an elegant way to style your table.

We're suckers for a classic stripe, and these smartly trimmed cocktail napkins pack a perfect preppy punch. Style them for your annual Bastille Day Soirée or bring them along to fancy up that tailgate celebration. Locally made in LA from responsibly reclaimed materials, no two of these premium hand-picked fabrics are alike. Red, white, and bleu, indeed.