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Coastal Toile Napkins & Table Linens - Oyster and Arrow

Coastal Toile Napkins & Table Linens

A table set with intention says more than a table set with more. Each napkin in this collection is cut from organic cotton and hand-illustrated with the coastal toile print of your choosing, the Montauk Lighthouse for a Hamptons table, the Greenport Carousel for a North Fork one, Oheka Castle for an evening on Long Island's North Shore. Every set of four is produced to strict European textile standards, so the color holds and the print stays crisp through wash after wash, this isn't a napkin meant for one dinner party and then the donation pile. It's built the way the rest of the Oyster and Arrow collection is built: to be used often, and to last. Give a set as a hostess gift for the table you'll be sitting at next, the difference shows the first time it's set out. Or keep a set for your own table.

Frequently Asked Questions

Coastal Toile FAQ's: Curious About Your Piece of Home?

Everything you need to know before bringing home a piece of your favorite coastal town.

What is toile?

Toile (short for toile de Jouy) is a French textile design style featuring detailed, illustrated scenes printed on fabric. Our coastal toile takes that same tradition and applies it to real Long Island towns, hand-illustrated landmarks like the Montauk Lighthouse or the East Hampton windmill.

Where do your coastal print designs come from?

Every print starts with a real Northeast coastal town, researched down to its actual landmarks, then hand-illustrated before it's ever digitized and printed onto fabric. Nothing is a generic beach motif, each design is tied to one specific place.

Which Long Island towns does Oyster and Arrow currently offer prints for?

The Hamptons and Montauk, the North Fork, Huntington and Cold Spring Harbor, Northport, and Roslyn and Sands Point, each with its own hand-illustrated print drawn from that town's real landmarks and history.