Karlaplan Tea Towel
Handmade in England by skilled artisans, this tea towel is crafted from 100% pure cotton, selected for its natural softness, durability and beautiful drape. Designed to be both practical and decorative, it brings Scandinavian-inspired artistry into the everyday rituals of the home.
Each Nina D design is inspired by treasured memories, places and heritage from Nina’s Swedish upbringing. The Karlaplan Tea Towel showcases Nina’s signature two-dimensional layering technique, where the illustrated figures are individually painted, cut out and layered onto the street scene to create depth, movement and a unique artistic effect.
Perfect displayed in the kitchen, styled across a Nina D serving tray, or gifted to someone who appreciates beautiful craftsmanship, this tea towel adds a touch of Scandinavian charm and timeless elegance to any home.
The Karlaplan Collection
Complete your Karlaplan-inspired home setting with matching pieces from the collection:
• Large rectangular placemats
• Medium placemats
• Coasters
• Swedish birch wood serving tray
Each piece is sold separately, allowing you to mix and match across the collection to create a coordinated table setting or thoughtful gift set.
Gift Giving
The Karlaplan Tea Towel makes a beautiful gift for:
• Birthdays
• Weddings
• Anniversaries
• New homes
• Mother’s Day
• Father’s Day
• Thank you gifts
• Special occasions
Presented with Nina D’s hallmark attention to detail, each order is carefully packaged and ready to delight.
Product Details
Handmade in England
100% pure cotton
Dimensions:
48cm (W) × 69cm (H)
Material:
100% cotton
This design is produced in limited quantities to ensure exceptional quality and attention to detail.
Design Inspiration – Karlaplan
Inspired by the open park plaza in Östermalm, the upper east district of central Stockholm, Karlaplan is one of the city’s most elegant and exclusive locations.
The circular piazza was designed in the image of Place de l’Étoile in Paris and remains a beautiful meeting place surrounded by architecture, boutiques and city life.
The Karlaplan illustration captures the atmosphere of a rainy Stockholm day. The people beneath umbrellas have been individually painted, cut out and layered onto the street scene, creating Nina’s distinctive two-dimensional effect and transforming an everyday urban moment into a piece of functional art.






















