Tea towels

Dish towels are one of those essentials we use every day without always thinking about them. Whether you’re drying dishes or glasses or using them for little tasks in the kitchen, discover absorbent, durable models that look great on display near your countertop.

A dish towel for dishes, glasses, and countertops

At Anna & Moi, we distinguish between dish towels and hand towels: dish towels are primarily used for dishes and kitchen surfaces, while hand towels are designed to dry your hands every day.

Cotton, linen, or blended fabrics—solid colors or prints: choose your dish towel based on its intended use, absorbency, and the atmosphere you want to create in your home.

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Which dish towels should you choose for your kitchen?

A good dish towel should be practical above all else, but there’s no reason it can’t also add to your kitchen’s decor. Cotton dish towels are versatile and low-maintenance. Linen is a popular choice for drying glasses and dishes when you’re looking for a material that dries quickly. Blended fabrics can combine durability, softness, and ease of care.

How many dish towels should you have?

Keep several dish towels in rotation so you always have a clean one on hand. You can set aside certain ones for dishes and others for the countertop. To dry your hands, opt for our hand towels, designed specifically for that purpose.

Dish towels that look great even when on display

Whether hung on a hook, draped near the sink, or folded on a shelf, dish towels are part of the decor. Graphic patterns, illustrations, stripes, or more understated colors let you create a kitchen that reflects your style without cluttering the space with too many accessories.

Mamimosa’s tip: Wash your dish towels regularly and let them dry completely between uses. Always follow the care instructions for each product to preserve the fibers, patterns, and absorbency.

Which dish towels should you choose for your kitchen?

A good dish towel should be practical above all else, but there’s no reason it can’t also add to your kitchen’s decor. Cotton dish towels are versatile and low-maintenance. Linen is a popular choice for drying glasses and dishes when you’re looking for a material that dries quickly. Blended fabrics can combine durability, softness, and ease of care.

How many dish towels should you have?

Keep several dish towels in rotation so you always have a clean one on hand. You can set aside certain ones for dishes and others for the countertop. To dry your hands, opt for our hand towels, designed specifically for that purpose.

Dish towels that look great even when on display

Whether hung on a hook, draped near the sink, or folded on a shelf, dish towels are part of the decor. Graphic patterns, illustrations, stripes, or more understated colors let you create a kitchen that reflects your style without cluttering the space with too many accessories.

Mamimosa’s tip: Wash your dish towels regularly and let them dry completely between uses. Always follow the care instructions for each product to preserve the fibers, patterns, and absorbency.