Brands
Placemats brands in the USA
Discover some of the leading placemats and coasters brands supplying top quality designs and place mats to the USA. With a variety of styles and formats to select from, with high end linen placemats from Bodrum and classic cork backed placemats from traditional brands such as Pimpernel and Lady Clare.
With many of these historic brand names tracing their roots back over 200 years, to an England that saw the launch of heritage brands such as Spode, now part of the British Portmeirion Group. Through to relatively contemporary brands that have grown to become renowned makers of placemats and coasters over the last 100 years, such as Britain's Lady Clare where they still make traditional place mats in the heart of the English countryside.
Bodrum Linens
Based in New York, Bodrum Linens produce modern placemats and coasters in an easy-care range of vinyl which stand out from competitors as being 100% Pthtalate free. Elegant and contemporary place mats to raise the style level of your existing dining room.
Jason Products
Jason Products tableware supplier based in New Zealand with a classic range of cork backed place mats and coasters.
Lady Clare
Lady Clare of England are makers of high quality placemats and coasters. Includes a classic range of durable melamine and the traditional lacquer finished designs with a soft felt backing.
Pimpernel
Pimpernel are the leading supplier of quality place mats and coasters to countries throughout the world. Primarily known for their range of cork backed placemats that are supplied in a variety of traditional and modern designs. Popular Pimpernel classics in the USA include the Tally Ho and Tuscan Palette patterns.
Sara Miller
The London fashion and home wares company Sara Miller is famous for bringing elegant and ornate tabletop products to the dining room. With styles of placemats and coasters that typically feature gold edging and intricate details, such as those from the Etched Leaves range.
Spode
Spode is one of the oldest tableware brands, founded in Stoke-on-Trent, England in 1770 and recently celebrated over 250 years of manufacturing tabletop products.