At first glance, Under Lines is a grid, neat, measured, rational. Yet once translated onto fabric, its geometry loosens, the points shifting like stars caught in a net. The design feels like a quiet act of containment, order placed gently over the everyday. It evokes school notebooks filled with first drafts, tiled floors in forgotten buildings, the kind of symmetry that whispers rather than shouts. Living with Under Lines is living with structure softened, a reminder that even order has a pulse.
At first glance, Under Lines is a grid, neat, measured, rational. Yet once translated onto fabric, its geometry loosens, the points shifting like stars caught in a net. The design feels like a quiet act of containment, order placed gently over the everyday. It evokes school notebooks filled with first drafts, tiled floors in forgotten buildings, the kind of symmetry that whispers rather than shouts. Living with Under Lines is living with structure softened, a reminder that even order has a pulse.
The Under Lines tea towel is woven in 228 gsm cotton–linen, printed edge to edge with eco-friendly inks that highlight its violet-marked framework. At 70 × 50 cm, it’s generously proportioned for both glassware and kitchen tasks. Finished with an elastic hanging loop, compostable packaging, and a two-year guarantee, Under Lines holds its structure in both design and durability.
