Atenas - M. Redondo Broto, S.L.
Fiori Atenas Stain-Repellent Cotton Tablecloth
Spain , Alcorcón - Madrid
Fiori Atenas Stain-Repellent Cotton Tablecloth
In Atenas Home Textile we specialize in crafting medium to high-end stain-repellent tablecloths. Our tablecloths, made in fabric, are made in Spain, with three layers of protection for durability.
"Liberty" is one of our newest and more versatile designs. Made from 100% cotton with digital printing, 207g/m2 weight, and a 150 to 310cm width, it's perfect for everyday use. Easy to clean with a damp cloth and machine washable if needed!
Explore our catalog with over 60 tablecloth designs, ranging from 150cm to 300cm in width. Don't miss our shower curtains with the innovative Magic System and other home linen products to upgrade your living space!
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