FINETTE

FINETTE features a more delicate graphic style thanks to its fine stripes and Caviar colorway. The collection fits seamlessly into a contemporary interior: whether on the table, at the desk, or in your storage accessories, it adds rhythm without weighing down the atmosphere.

For a subtle coordinated look, bring FINETTE fine stripes to the table with the tablecloth, then use the pouch or wash bag when travelling. The laptop sleeve carries the same graphic touch to your desk. Compare each item’s dimensions to suit your needs.


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FINETTE, a graphic collection full of finesse

FINETTE’s stripes add visual interest without overwhelming the space. It’s a collection that’s easy to incorporate into a home where you enjoy mixing simple lines, functional objects, and a few graphic details. Its Caviar color provides a understated base that offers plenty of possibilities for pairing.

From the table to everyday accessories

FINETTE isn’t limited to a single use. A tablecloth can set the tone for a family meal, while a clutch or pencil case keeps small essentials within reach. The laptop sleeve extends this aesthetic into your workdays or travels.

How can you incorporate it into your home?

To showcase FINETTE, opt for solid colors around the pattern: ecru, black, beige, deep green, or natural wood. You can also incorporate the collection in small touches throughout different spaces—for example, a tablecloth in the dining room and a pouch in the bathroom or bedroom.

Tip from Mamimosa

Before cleaning, check the care instructions specific to the item you’ve chosen. For pouches and cases, remove the contents, close the zippers, and let them dry completely before putting your belongings back inside.

Frequently Asked Questions About FINETTE

Is FINETTE suitable for a very colorful interior?

Yes. Its understated stripes can serve as a balancing element alongside bolder colors.

Can FINETTE be mixed with other patterns?

Yes, as long as you stick to a common color palette and leave a little space between the most prominent patterns.