slowtable.
— The Studio

We don't sell tableware.
We rent the evening.

Slowtable was founded in 2025 by a small group of women who love hosting more than the act of hosting was loving them back.

Between the table linens nobody had time to iron, the candle holders that never fit in the cupboard, and the late-night dishwashing that quietly shortened every evening — we kept noticing the same thing: the people we wanted to gather were too busy to gather well.

So we made a service we wanted ourselves. A complete, beautifully styled table — Mediterranean in feeling, modern in execution — delivered to your door, dressed and ready, and quietly retrieved the next morning.

Slowtable is for the version of hosting we believe in — unhurried, generous, and above all, slow.

A long Mediterranean table outside
An evening, photographed at home · Coconut Grove
— Principles

Five things we believe about a beautiful table.

01

Slowness is the design.

Every choice — the linen weight, the candle wick, the way we fold a napkin — is meant to slow the room down.

02

Beauty is for evenings, not photographs.

Our tables are built to be sat at, leaned over, used. They photograph well because they live well first.

03

Hosting should feel like a gift to the host.

If the table is more work than the meal, we've failed. We do the work so you can do the welcoming.

04

Mediterranean is a feeling, not a country.

It's the table outside as long as the light holds, the second carafe of wine, the lingering. We bring that home.

05

We collect afterwards.

It's the most important part. Hosting beautifully means nothing if cleaning up ruins the next morning.

— The Founders

A small studio, made by hand.

María José Reyes
Creative Director

María José Reyes

Former interiors editor and lifelong over-host. María José sources every linen and ceramic, and oversees the curation of each collection.

Lía Castellanos
Operations & Styling

Lía Castellanos

Trained at a Mediterranean event studio in Mallorca. Lía leads our setup team, ensuring every table is dressed to the last fold of napkin.

Come sit at the table.

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