Bastille Day
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Posted: July 15, 2026Categories: Table Linens
Read more »Every July, France celebrates Bastille Day, the country's national holiday commemorating the storming of the Bastille in 1789 and the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity that followed. Marked by fireworks, parades, and long tables filled with family and friends, the day is a celebration of French culture and pride.
At Garnier Thiebaut USA, that spirit of French heritage is woven into everything we make. Since 1833, our linens have been designed and crafted in the Vosges region of France, carrying forward nearly two centuries of textile artistry. This season, we're celebrating that legacy with a curated collection of table linens and kitchen towels in the colors of the French flag: white, red, and blue. Whether you're hosting a Bastille Day gathering or simply want to bring a touch of French elegance to your table this summer, these pieces offer a beautiful place to start.
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The White Collection pairs Giardino Natural, Citrons De Menton Romance, and Annabelle Mimosa for an effortlessly -
Posted: July 22, 2025
Read more »As France celebrates Bastille Day this July, we’re reminded that true craftsmanship is a kind of freedom: the freedom to create with care, to honor tradition, and to bring beauty into everyday life. At Garnier Thiebaut, that spirit has been part of our story since 1833, and it lives on in every thread we weave.
When you bring Garnier Thiebaut linens into your home, you're welcoming nearly 200 years of French textile tradition. From the quiet mountain town of Gérardmer in the Vosges region of France to fine hotels and dining rooms around the world, our linens have long been trusted for their artistry, performance, and timeless design.
(Left:) The Garnier Thiebaut family portrait. The company has been based in the Vosges region in Gérardmer since 1833. (Right:) Garnier Thiebaut factory in Kichompré circa 1870 Â
Our story began with the marriage of two linen merchants, Virginie Thiébaut and Jean-Baptiste Garnier, who set out to build something lasting. Gérardmer, known as one of the world’s
