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The Wolseley Collection - The Wolseley's set of six crystal champagne flutes are identical to those used at the famous London cafe, a considered representation of its Art Deco interiors and elevated gastronomic offering. They're exclusively designed and handmade at a 100-year-old factory using traditional glass blowing techniques to a rummer silhouette, which consists of a spacious bowl and a sturdy stem above a wide, logo-engraved foot. Use them to host an intimate celebration at home.

Lisa Corti - Lisa Corti's colorful approach to design is informed by her upbringing in Asmara, Eritrea and her adulthood travels across India, reflected by the vibrancy of this multicoloured Cinammon Turquoise tablecloth. It's made from white cotton organdy, which is printed by hand in India by local artisans with contrasting floral and checked patterns in rich brown, green and red hues. Emulate the label's styling by partnering it with exciting tableware.

Lobmeyr - Lobmeyr's Ambassador martini glass is a remake of a 1925 design by Austrian architect Oswald Haerdtl, which was a prize-wining entry in the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs in Paris. It's made from mouth-blown lead-free crystal with a clean silhouette that echoes the Art Deco sensibilities of the era in which it was first created. Use it to serve ice-cold drinks when entertaining at home.

Loretta Caponi - Loretta Caponi's charming napkin and placemat set are accented with lobsters, nodding to the designer's talent for embroidery, which she learnt from nuns at the age of eight. They're crafted in Italy from linen and framed with a delicate eyelet border. Use them to lend a quirky edge to dinner settings.

Cabana Magazine - The vibrant orange and green lime-tree print adorning Cabana Magazine's set of four napkins is taken from a collection of 19th-century Genoese wallpapers owned by architect and interior designer Lorenzo 'Renzo' Mongiardino, who used the patterns as inspiration throughout his career. They're woven from lightweight linen canvas in Italy. Choose them for an alfresco dinner setting to emulate traditional Italian charm.

Summerill & Bishop - Hand-painted with the label's vibrant Le Cirque print, Summerill & Bishop's napkins will make a bold addition to your tableware collection. They're crafted from soft linen with a multicoloured spiral design - noted by the label as its most whimsical motif to date. Let it bring an artistic touch to your alfresco dining set up.

Giles Deacon x Peter Reed - The whimsical character embroidered on these white Giles Deacon X Peter Reed napkins was originally a phantasmagorical sketch by the designer in Japanese ink. Exclusive to MATCHESFASHION, they're made in Lancashire, England from crisp linen for a timeless look that echoes over 150 years of expert craftsmanship in the linens field. Fold or drape them over porcelain plates to reveal the charming illustrations.

1882 x Faye Toogood - 1882's blue and white Indigo Storm dinner plate is made by British artist Faye Toogood, whose impeccable taste in interior design is reflected in her modernist Highgate home. It's handcrafted in Stoke-on-Trent - the ceramics capital of England - and hand painted with brushstrokes, complete with a glazed finish. Match it with coordinating pieces from the collection for a contemporary brunch spread.