Table cloth

A hand-embroidered tablecloth brings Vietnamese craftsmanship to the dining table through carefully stitched motifs and thoughtfully chosen fabrics. At Tân Mỹ Design, the collection includes round, rectangular, and square tablecloths, alongside embroidered table runners, with designs inspired by flowers and traditional decorative patterns. For those exploring luxury embroidered table linens, the distinction lies in the embroidery, fabric, dimensions, and details that make each piece suited to a particular table and setting.

Explore our hand-embroidered tablecloth collection

Discover Tân Mỹ Design’s hand-embroidered tablecloth collection in three shapes round, rectangular, and square featuring floral motifs, carefully detailed embroidery, and sizes suited to different table settings.

For a coordinated dining setting, explore the White Lotus Pond embroidered rectangular tablecloth. Measuring 300 × 180 cm, it is made from 300-thread-count cotton and includes 12 napkins.

When choosing luxury embroidered table linens, consider the table’s shape, dimensions, and embroidery motif. Fabric specifications vary by listing, so confirm the material and available colours before purchasing.

Whether for a thoughtfully styled home or a meaningful gift, explore the collection to find Vietnamese embroidery that complements your dining space.

How to choose the right tablecloth size and shape

Choose a hand-embroidered tablecloth that matches your tabletop’s shape and dimensions, allowing enough fabric to drape elegantly over each side without interfering with comfortable dining.

1. Match the tablecloth to your table shape. Choose a square tablecloth for a square table, a round design for a circular table, or a rectangular cloth for a rectangular table. Tan My Design offers square sizes from 90–130 cm, round diameters of 180 and 230 cm, and rectangular options from 200 × 150 to 500 × 220 cm.
2. Measure your tabletop accurately. Measure its length and width, or diameter for a round table. Calculate the ideal cloth size using: Tablecloth dimension = Table dimension + (2 × desired drop). For example, a 130 × 130 cm cloth creates a graceful 20 cm drop on each side of a 90 × 90 cm table.
3. Choose the desired drape. Allow approximately 15–20 cm for everyday dining, 25–30 cm for a more refined setting, or 35–46 cm for formal occasions. Check chair clearance before choosing a longer drop.
4. Verify the embroidery design and available size. Individual designs may not come in every catalog size. For luxury embroidered table linens, confirm the selected product’s dimensions and consider how its embroidery complements your table setting.

The right proportions allow a Vietnamese hand-embroidered tablecloth to enhance the dining experience while showcasing its craftsmanship.

Discover embroidery designs for your dining style

Choosing a hand embroidered tablecloth begins with its motif, color palette, and proportions. Tan My Design offers floral, botanical, and decorative embroidery across different table linen designs, allowing you to select pieces that complement your dining style and personal taste.

Style suggestions are aesthetic interpretations, not manufacturer-designated uses. These designs appear in Tan My Design's embroidered tablecloth collection.

Vietnamese floral motifs also carry cultural associations. Peach blossoms are connected with spring and Tết traditions, while lotus and chrysanthemum imagery appear throughout Vietnamese decorative heritage. These associations provide cultural context without establishing a specific symbolic intention for every tablecloth.

When selecting luxury embroidered table linens, compare the listed material, dimensions, available colors, and included napkins. Several documented designs feature cotton fabric measuring 200 × 150 cm.

For a harmonious table setting, examine embroidery placement in the product photographs and confirm the chosen color variation before purchasing.

Vietnamese hand embroidery: craftsmanship and fabric quality

Vietnamese hand embroidery gives a hand embroidered tablecloth its distinctive character through carefully executed stitches, decorative motifs, and skilled craftsmanship. At Tan My Design, this tradition is reflected in the brand’s embroidery practices, while fabric quality must be considered separately for each product.

Founded in 1969, Tan My Design traces its embroidery heritage through four generations of one Vietnamese family. The brand describes a meticulous process involving hand-drawn patterns, design transfer, hand stitching, washing, ironing, and inspection. Techniques such as long-and-short stitching allow artisans to create detailed floral and decorative patterns.

Fabric selection is equally important when choosing luxury embroidered table linens. Tan My Design identifies several materials across its tablecloth collection:

• Cotton 300 TC: Specified for the Apricot Blossom embroidered tablecloth.
• Cotton: Listed for the Coral embroidered tablecloth.
• Linen: Identified for the Daisy Jour square tablecloth.

These material descriptions do not establish exact fiber percentages, fabric weight, colorfastness, or laundering performance. The 300 TC designation alone does not demonstrate superior textile quality.

For buyers seeking a meaningful Vietnamese keepsake or an elegant dining accessory, the distinction matters: hand embroidery expresses craftsmanship and cultural heritage, while fabric specifications help assess practical suitability. Before purchasing, confirm the selected tablecloth’s material composition, care instructions, and embroidery details.

A beautifully embroidered tablecloth should feel at home on your table while reflecting the craftsmanship behind its creation. Choose by table shape and size first, then consider the fabric, embroidery motif, and colors that complement your dining space. As specifications and included accessories vary between designs, check the individual product details before purchasing. Explore Tân Mỹ Design's hand-embroidered tablecloth collection to find a piece of Vietnamese artistry worth enjoying or giving.