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At Matarranz, alongside our bed, bath and table linen, we bring together the small pieces that keep a home running day to day: tea towels and handkerchiefs in linen and cotton, made from the same fabrics as the rest of the collection; the El Hogar candle with its eco-refill; and a selection of soaps and tools for caring for household textiles. Shops in Madrid, Lagasca 21, and San Sebastián, San Marcial 20.
Home Accessories
The small pieces of the home: tea towels, handkerchiefs, candles and everything needed to care for household textiles.
A home is not recognised by its largest pieces alone. It is recognised by the tea towel hanging by the sink, or the candle that keeps us company at gatherings and in quieter moments. These are pieces used every day, which is why they share the same standards of quality and finishing as our bed, bath and table linen.
Four Families, One Standard
Tea Towels
Our tea towels are made in linen, the fabric that dries glass without leaving lint and airs between uses instead of holding on to moisture. Some carry our own designs, stripes or other motifs.
Cloth Handkerchiefs
Our handkerchiefs are cotton, plain or with a geometric line design. A small piece, the kind that is carried in a jacket pocket for years and ends up becoming part of the way someone dresses.
El Hogar Candle
The El Hogar candle is Matarranz’s first fragrance, and carries into the air what until now lived only in our fabrics. It comes in amber glass with an eco-refill, so the glass can be reused.
Textile Care
And the selection of soaps and tools used to wash and preserve everything else: soaps for each type of fabric, wool dryer balls and brushes. Good linen lasts for decades if it is washed well, and that is the part that happens at home rather than in the workshop.
Why a Textile House Also Sells Soap
Because half the life of a piece depends on what happens after it has been bought. Linen washed with a harsh detergent loses in two years what it would have gained in twenty; a wool blanket brushed in good time never needs the dry cleaner. Selling the sheet and taking no interest in how it is washed would be leaving the job half done, which is why these accessories sit in the same catalogue as the larger pieces.
It is also why the small pieces are made from the same fabrics as the large ones. A linen tea towel behaves like a linen napkin; only the format is different.
Frequently Asked Questions About Home Accessories
Can the accessories be personalised?
The textile pieces can be embroidered with initials, a name, a logo or a monogram. It is the same embroidery we do on our bed, bath and table linen, so the whole home can be marked in the same way.
Are they often given as gifts?
They are the pieces that work best as gifts, precisely because they are small and used every day: a set of tea towels, the candle with its refill or a soap for delicates. They can also be added to a wedding list.
Should linen pieces be washed before use?
Yes, it is advisable. The first wash removes the factory finishes and the linen starts absorbing from day one. This applies to tea towels and to any linen piece.
With the Rest of the Home
Our accessories sit alongside our bed linen, bath linen and table linen, and share with them their quality, the way they are made and their finishing. At Lagasca 21 in Madrid and San Marcial 20 in San Sebastián, we offer a personal advice service where you can see and handle every piece, or design your own made to your size and taste. Our online customer service offers the same advice remotely, always from a real person.
