Introducing SAMODE….

From the new Seven Sisters of the Himalaya –a collection that celebrates Indias soul. Inspired by majestic palaces, sacred temples and lush Himalayan landscapes, it reflects the artistry and heritage at the heart of Chamois.

The Samode Palace, once a royal residence and now a boutique hotel and its exquisite wall paintings have deeply influenced our designs. The floral design in jewel tones is printed on a natural beige background and reflects the palaces opulence. To complement it, weve created matching napkins with decorative borders,

The result is a collection that captures both the artistry of Indias palaces and the wild beauty of its landscapes, bringing history, culture and nature together in a celebration of design.

SAMODE sets the tone for stylish dining with finely crafted cotton tablecloths and coordinating napkins.

100% COTTON

Tablecloth Sizes: Small 150x230cm, Large 170x270cm, Round 220m

& NEW Extra Wide & Long 170x350cm

CHAMOISis a Swedish interior and fashion brand founded by Charlotte Aml. A fusion of her Swedish sensibility, timeless European style, and love of rich Indian design traditions comes together full of joyous colour and texture. Her textiles are not only beautiful but also deeply meaningful and reflective of a global design aesthetic.

Stunning Indian block print patterns and hand made techniques used over thousands of years are combined and interpreted in modern designs expressed with a distinctive European mood.

CHAMOIS linen is sourced in Belgium and carefully selected for it’s quality and durability. Charlottes designs and colour palettes show great attention to detail. She wants to share her experiences and love of Indias ancient cultural expressions with you through Chamois.

Care: Wash in 30 degrees on a gentle (silk/wool) program with a mild detergent without bleach. Iron warm. No tumble dry.

Chamois is proud to be recognized as the leading interior and fashion company when it comes to guarding and transforming tradition and handicraft expertly reinterpreted for todays interior design and fashion trends.

The local cultural sensitivities are very important and they collaborate with small factories and family run businesses with over 150 years of experience and inherited skills from well known textile regions in India.