Consciously craft-forward, the production of these artisanal tablecloths is meticulous and stratified. Each tablecloth is block-printed by hand on a cotton and linen blend textile.

The Acadia tablecloth features a gridded design with a cream backdrop layered with tones of teal and clay, a beautiful backdrop for your table settings.

Collection IV is a response to the rich history of American overshot weaving, an art form known for its intricate geometric patterns and cultural significance. In this collection, I’ve taken the core elements of overshot coverlets—bold geometry, structure, and contrast—and distilled them into a modern visual language through block printing.

Overshot coverlets, traditionally woven by hand in early American homes, were functional yet expressive. The geometric patterns, often simple yet striking, represented the creativity of weavers working with limited means. In Collection IV, these forms are reimagined in a series of block prints that emphasize their timeless, graphic quality.

This collection isn’t a reproduction of history, but a reinterpretation. By translating woven structures into print, I shift the focus to pure form and color. The bright, vivid palette contrasts with the historic muted tones of traditional coverlets, bringing new life to these geometric patterns. What once provided warmth and comfort now becomes a statement of modern simplicity and boldness.

The intention behind Collection IV is to create textiles that feel rooted in tradition but are undeniably contemporary. The result is a body of work that celebrates the beauty of geometry, the power of color, and the legacy of American textile craftsmanship, all while offering a fresh, minimal take on heritage, Josie Ford.