Beauvillé Autumn-Winter 2026 collection: The stories behind the designs
A design inspired by textile traditions, a home getting ready for Christmas, a woodland scene in autumn colours… Beauvillé’s Autumn-Winter 2026 collection brings a series of stories into the home. New designs join fresh colourways of familiar favourites, offering new ways to dress the table and add character to the kitchen.
Samarcande: A journey through textile art
Samarcande takes its name from a city long associated with the meeting of cultures and crafts. For this design, Beauvillé’s creative studio drew inspiration from the visual character of ikat, an ancient textile technique known for the softly shifting outlines of its patterns.
Samarcande does not use the traditional ikat weaving technique. Instead, it translates its sense of movement into a printed design. Geometric shapes, subtly softened lines and rich colours create an elegant centrepiece for the table. Warm burgundy and cooler, mineral tones each reveal a different side of the pattern.
Noël en dentelle: The warmth of family christmases
With Noël en dentelle, Beauvillé captures the moment when treasured decorations come out of storage and the house gradually begins to feel like Christmas.
The design brings together rosettes inspired by lace and crochet, winter foliage and red berries. At its centre, the composition recalls a carefully wrapped gift. An intricate border frames a more open central space, balancing traditional shades of red, green and ecru.
The rosettes are drawn and printed onto the fabric. They pay tribute to textile pieces passed down through generations while creating a Christmas tablecloth made for celebrations today.
En Hiver and Rêve d’hiver: Familiar designs in new colours
A new colourway can change the way we see a design. This season, En Hiver and Rêve d’hiver return in fresh palettes while keeping the details that make them distinctive.
Inspired by snow-covered landscapes, En Hiver brings the quiet beauty of winter to the table. Its new shades offer a different take on this seasonal scene and new possibilities for a festive table setting.
Rêve d’hiver draws on a dreamlike floral vision of winter. Its new copper colourway lends warmth to the pattern and brings its finer details into focus.
La Clairière: The last treasures of Autumn
Among rust-coloured leaves, a squirrel pauses beside pumpkins and acorns. La Clairière captures a peaceful moment in the woodland just before winter arrives.
Part wildlife illustration, part botanical design, this decorative tea towel celebrates the abundance of the season. Its warm copper tones bring the colours of an autumn walk into the kitchen.
La Maison Gourmande: A taste of Christmas
Beneath the snow, a house with glowing windows has become a little shop full of treats. Biscuits, pretzels, chocolates and sweets surround the scene, framed by a golden border and small red bows.
La Maison Gourmande recalls the pleasure of stopping at a Christmas market window. Its design evokes Advent baking and the delicious anticipation that is part of the festive season.
Grande roue: A Christmas market from above
A Ferris wheel rises over brightly lit chalets. Snow-covered fir trees and falling flakes complete the scene on Grande roue.
This new tea towel captures the wonder of an evening at a Christmas market. Midnight blue, white and gold offer a luminous alternative to traditional Christmas colours, while the wheel gives the design its sense of movement.
Le Carrousel: The magic of a Christmas ride
The festive story continues with Le Carrousel. Its merry-go-round recalls those moments when lights, music and movement are enough to make us feel like children again.
Decorative yet made for everyday use, this tea towel brings a touch of Christmas charm to the kitchen and sits naturally alongside the collection’s other festive scenes.
Designed and printed in Alsace
Every Beauvillé creation begins with a drawing, followed by careful work on colour and balance. At the Manufacture in Ribeauvillé, Alsace, hand screen-printing reveals the details of each design, colour by colour.
This autumn and winter, choose the story you would like to bring home: a journey through textile art, a walk in the woods, the treats of a Christmas market or the pleasure of gathering around a festive table.