Krov Table Trousseau for 8
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
ELZORVAN Linens — the house, dressed
Linen is the table's memory; the Krov gives it thirty years of softening — hems mitred by hand, whites that wash at 60 and come back brighter, and every piece re-orderable for fifteen years.
Monograms are sewn in our own embroidery room — thread matched to the household's letters, placed by the old rules of the trousseau. Linen is sold by weight as well as by name: grams per square metre printed on the card, because softness is a fact before it is a feeling.
Design & Craft
- 60-degree white washes; colours at 40
- Cloths, runners and napkins graded for 8 and 12
- Open stock: pieces re-orderable fifteen years
- European flax, woven and hemmed by named ateliers
- Damask woven around 220 g/m², patterns in the archive
- Pre-washed to rest; stated sizes are after-wash sizes
Specifications
| Setting | For 8: cloth + 8 + runner |
| Weave | Damask, ≈220 g/m² |
| Flax | European, named ateliers |
| Wash | Whites 60 °C / colours 40 |
| Weight | ≈ 5.5 kg |
| Warranty | Open stock 15 years |
Care
Linen washes at 60 for whites, 40 for colours, and prefers line-drying and a hot iron while damp — it grows softer every wash for thirty years. Cashmere washes cold by hand, dries flat, and rests folded, never hung.
Monogrammed pieces iron from the reverse over a towel, so the letters stand proud for the next generation.
Questions, Answered
What weight is the linen?
Stated per listing in grams per square metre — table damask around 220, sheeting around 165, towelling by loop density. Softness is a fact before it is a feeling; we print the fact.
Will linen shrink?
Our linen is pre-washed to rest; residual movement is under two percent and the stated sizes are after-wash sizes. Follow the 60/40 wash rule on the card and the trousseau keeps its measurements.
The ELZORVAN Promise
Every ELZORVAN piece states its materials as contract, not poetry: copper gauge in millimetres, porcelain firing in degrees, linen weight in grams per square metre — printed on the card in the box and honoured on the bench for fifteen years.