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Say goodbye to boring home essentials—Geometry’s Kitchen Collection has everything you need to make the most-used room in your home more functional, stylish, and fun. From durable dinner napkin and dishcloth sets to ultra-absorbent tea towels, bar towels, and eco-friendly Not Paper Towels, we have something perfect to dazzle your guests, tackle everyday messes, and so much more. 

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  • The Julianne Haness Golden Poppy Bar Towel features a symmetrical floral design in mustard yellow and muted green on beige Geoweave fabric.

    Golden Poppy Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • A folded Bluebonnet Bar Towel by Julianne Haness with a botanical pattern of light orange, white, and maroon leaves and flowers on a muted green Geoweave™ fabric background.

    Bluebonnet Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The Three Branches tea towel by Lizzie Clark is rectangular and made from recycled materials, showcasing a brown background with three large vertical leaf patterns in mustard yellow, light purple, and off-white.

    Three Branches Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Retro Leaves blanket by Lizzie Clark is made from recycled materials and features a repeating autumn leaf pattern in orange, yellow, purple, and brown acorns on a light beige background.

    Retro Leaves Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Harvest Toss by Lizzie Clark is a mustard yellow Tea Towel made from Geoweave™ fabric with recycled materials, featuring a white botanical and pumpkin pattern. The slightly wrinkled towel is shown on a white background.

    Harvest Toss Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Kayla Ann Zinnia Forever dish towel, featuring a floral pattern in red, orange, white, and yellow, hangs on a line with stacked white plates in front against a neutral background. A close-up of the Kayla Ann Zinnia Forever recycled kitchen towel, featuring a floral pattern with large white, red, and purple daisies with brown centers on a muted yellow background. The absorbent fabric shows subtle folds and shadows.

    Zinnia Forever Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Kayla Ann Woodland Mushroom recycled kitchen towel, featuring green mushrooms on a cream background, hangs on a string against a neutral wall. The Kayla Ann "Woodland Mushroom" towel features beige textured fabric with a repeating dark green mushroom pattern, each with white-spotted caps. Slight gathering adds folds and quick-dry performance enhances functionality.

    Woodland Mushroom Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The "Wonky Stripes" kitchen towel by Claire Iglesias, featuring bold red, blue, orange, green, and white geometric stripes, hangs on a clothesline with a plain beige backdrop. The Wonky Stripes tea towel by Claire Iglesias features green, brown, red, orange, and blue stripes on textured white—creating a geometric, checkered look. Made from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Wonky Stripes Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Wonky Dots tea towel by Claire Iglesias features large blue, brown, and white polka dots on a pink background. Made from recycled materials, this eco-friendly towel brings style to any kitchen. The Claire Iglesias "Wonky Dots" tea towel features a pink, slightly pleated fabric with playful green, orange, and blue circles—some solid, others squiggly—adding a vibrant touch to any kitchen.

    Wonky Dots Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Wind Fall dish towel by Danelys Sidron, featuring an orange leafy design, hangs against a neutral backdrop. White bowls are stacked in the lower right corner. A close-up of the "Wind Fall" dish towel by Danelys Sidron, showing its absorbent textured fabric with a stylized orange leafy pattern on a pale pink background and gentle folds.

    Wind Fall Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Twila tea towel by Amy MacCready features an abstract vegetable pattern in orange, green, purple, and brown. Made from recycled materials, it adds an eco-friendly touch to your kitchen decor. The Twila tea towel by Amy MacCready features hand-drawn carrots, tomatoes, and eggplants on a white background. Made from recycled materials, this ultra-absorbent towel has a slightly wrinkled, charming finish.

    Twila Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Thatcher tea towel by Studio Jeannot, featuring a beige and white checkered pattern and crafted from recycled materials, hangs on a string against a neutral backdrop, displaying soft folds and gentle shadows. Close-up of the Thatcher kitchen towel by Studio Jeannot, showing a beige and light cream grid pattern with alternating squares of horizontal and vertical lines. The fabric is slightly gathered at the top.

    Thatcher Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Tessera kitchen towel by Studio Jeannot, crafted from recycled materials, features a geometric black, beige, and off-white cube pattern and hangs on a string against a plain light background. A close-up of Tessera by Studio Jeannot shows textured fabric with alternating black squares and beige diamonds on white, perfect as a stylish kitchen towel made from recycled materials.

    Tessera Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Sunflower Fields tea towel by Janna Sue Design, featuring an ultra-absorbent orange and yellow floral print, hangs on a string near stacked white plates against a neutral background. A close-up of the "Sunflower Fields" tea towel by Janna Sue Design shows yellow and orange floral patterns with greenish-brown leaves on a textured white background. This ultra-absorbent towel is softly folded.

    Sunflower Fields Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Stripes For Days tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs, featuring ultra-absorbent fabric and vertical pink, white, and dark green stripes, hangs on a clothesline against a plain beige background. Close-up of the Stripes For Days tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs, made from recycled materials with vertical peach, dark green, and white stripes, soft texture, and gentle folds.

    Stripes For Days Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Rainbow Squiggles tea towel by Claire Iglesias is made from recycled materials and features a colorful abstract loop pattern in orange, purple, green, and pink, hanging on a neutral-background clothesline. The Rainbow Squiggles tea towel by Claire Iglesias features a white textured Geoweave fabric with an abstract, colorful pattern—green, orange, pink, blue, and maroon squiggles—perfect for brightening any kitchen. Made from recycled materials.

    Rainbow Squiggles Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Pretty In Peach kitchen towel by Janna Sue Design, made from recycled materials, features a peach and green leaf pattern and hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of Pretty In Peach by Janna Sue Design shows pink textured fabric made from recycled materials, adorned with illustrated oranges and green leaves.

    Pretty In Peach Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • A folded, absorbent dish towel with a red, orange, and green floral pattern is shown. A white label around the towel reads Elisabeth Wing Poppy Power. The background is plain white. The "Poppy Power" quick-drying towel by Elisabeth Wing features vibrant red and orange poppies, green leaves, and abstract shapes, displayed on a clothesline against a neutral background.

    Poppy Power Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The "Pears" kitchen tea towel by Hufton Studio, in peach with white pears and brown leaves, made from recycled materials, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of the Pears Kitchen Tea Towel by Hufton Studio, featuring light pink Geoweave fabric with white pear shapes and brown leaves for a soft, subtle fruit-themed design.

    Pears Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Peach Tree tea towel by Elisabeth Wing features a charming owl, rabbit, and tree branch design in earthy tones on pink, hanging against a beige backdrop. This eco-friendly towel brings warmth and charm to your kitchen. The "Peach Tree" kitchen tea towel by Elisabeth Wing features brown rabbits, owls, moths, leafy branches, and pink, cream, and gold fruits on a light pink background—an eco-friendly way to brighten any space.

    Peach Tree Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Mushroom Grove tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs, made from recycled materials, showcases an orange mushroom and white flower pattern as it hangs on a clothesline against a neutral backdrop. The Mushroom Grove kitchen towel by Charlie Rowan Designs features a dark background with light brown mushrooms and small white flowers with green stems, offering a whimsical, nature-inspired touch to your kitchen.

    Mushroom Grove Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Mountain Biking dish towel by Coit Creative features white illustrations of mountains, trees, and cyclists on a blue patterned background and hangs on a line against a plain beige backdrop. Coit Creative's "Mountain Biking" is a blue recycled kitchen towel with a white line art pattern of mountains, trees, and cyclists throughout the design.

    Mountain Biking Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Moth Geometric tea towel by Hufton Studio, featuring a white arrow pattern on light pink Geoweave fabric, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral beige background. Moth Geometric by Hufton Studio features light pink Geoweave fabric with textured surface and a repeating white geometric floral pattern, ideal for elegant tea towels crafted from recycled materials.

    Moth Geometric Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Mama Bear recycled kitchen towel by Elisabeth Wing, decorated with vibrant wilderness motifs—bears, trees, canoes, fish, paddles, rivers, and suns—hangs on a clothesline against a plain backdrop. The Mama Bear dish towel by Elisabeth Wing features bears, birds, trees, beehives, leaves, and a sunburst over mountains in earthy green, yellow, blue, and brown tones—an inviting touch for any kitchen.

    Mama Bear Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Lined Mountains tea towel by Coit Creative features brown fabric with white wavy horizontal lines and hangs against a beige background, partly covering a white towel. This stylish kitchen accessory adds flair to any space. Close-up of Coit Creative's Lined Mountains tea towel, featuring brown textured fabric with white wavy lines resembling abstract mountains or topographic map patterns running horizontally.

    Lined Mountains Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Jorah tea towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a bold floral pattern in orange, pink, yellow, and green, hangs from a string while white plates are stacked nearby against a neutral background. A close-up of the Jorah tea towel by Amy MacCready, featuring recycled materials and a vibrant floral pattern with large orange, peach, and cream flowers, green leaves, and black accents on a white background.

    Jorah Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The "Inlay" recycled kitchen towel by Studio Jeannot, featuring a beige and white abstract wavy pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Studio Jeannot’s Inlay kitchen towel features beige recycled fabric with an abstract zebra-like stripe pattern in light brown and white, soft texture, gentle folds, and subtle shadows.

    Inlay Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The "Imprint" kitchen towel by Studio Jeannot, featuring a brown and black abstract spiral pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background with a small white tag at the top left corner. Close-up of Studio Jeannot’s Imprint recycled kitchen towel, featuring a textured pattern of overlapping black fingerprint-like swirls on a brown background with organic curves and subtle folds.

    Imprint Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Heath kitchen towel by Amy MacCready is made from recycled materials and features a vibrant illustrated pattern of pumpkins, squash, pears, and apples in orange, green, and cream tones against a neutral background. The Heath tea towel by Amy MacCready features apples, apple slices, and gourds in red, green, and yellow on a brown checkered background—perfect as a charming patterned kitchen towel.

    Heath Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Harvest Plaid tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs hangs on a string against a neutral background, with a stack of white plates partially visible in the lower right corner. A close-up of the Harvest Plaid tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs shows its pink and white grid pattern, textured surface, and gentle folds that create subtle shadows and highlights.

    Harvest Plaid Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The "Harvest Berries" recycled kitchen towel by Charlie Rowan Designs, featuring a green leaf and berry pattern, hangs on a clothesline with its white reverse side showing against a plain beige background. The Harvest Berries dish towel by Charlie Rowan Designs features green fabric with a subtle texture and an absorbent surface, decorated with small dark green leafy branches and white berry clusters.

    Harvest Berries Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Rhododendron kitchen tea towel by Julianne Haness, featuring a pink and blue floral design, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Close-up of the Julianne Haness Rhododendron quick-drying tea towel made from recycled materials, featuring textured fabric with large pink flowers, blue leaves, and yellow accents on a light background.

    Rhododendron Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Bluebonnet tea towel by Julianne Haness, featuring a pink and peach leaf and floral pattern on pastel colors, made from recycled materials, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of the Bluebonnet tea towel by Julianne Haness, featuring a botanical pattern with peach and mauve leaves and flowers on light blue. The ultra-absorbent, woven texture blends style with functionality.

    Bluebonnet Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The "Golden Poppy" tea towel by Julianne Haness, featuring yellow and teal floral patterns and made from recycled materials, hangs over a clothesline against a neutral background. Close-up of Julianne Haness's "Golden Poppy" tea towel, showcasing a yellow and white floral design with green stems on a pale background. Made from quick-drying, recycled fabric, the material is slightly gathered at the top.

    Golden Poppy Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The "Georgia Rose" tea towel by Julianne Haness, featuring large white and yellow flowers, peach motifs, and blue polka dots in pastel hues, hangs on a clothesline against a simple beige background. Close-up of the Georgia Rose kitchen towel by Julianne Haness, featuring an eco-friendly, ultra-absorbent textured fabric with large white and yellow flowers, light blue dots, and soft pink shapes on a pastel background.

    Georgia Rose Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Julianne Haness Orange Blossom tea towel, featuring large oranges, white blossoms, and green leaves on a pastel orange and white floral pattern, hangs on a thin string against a plain beige background. The Orange Blossom tea towel by Julianne Haness is light blue and peach with a textured, absorbent surface and gathered top. It features a floral pattern of white flowers with yellow centers and green leaves. Made from recycled materials.

    Orange Blossom Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100

Searching for kitchen products sure to make you a hosting hero? Let your personal style shine with prints stunning enough to catch the eye and tough enough to get the job done with ease—every time. Shop abstract patterns, festive favorites, rustic designs, and everything in between! With so many options to choose from, you can set up your kitchen, your way.  

What You’ll Find in Geometry’s Kitchen Collection

  • Quick-drying tea towels made of absorbent, tightly-woven Geoweave™ fabric
  • Compact and powerful bar towels built to work hard 
  • Soft, durable dinner napkin sets made of Geosuede™ fabric
  • Mini-sized dishcloths sold in sets and ready to handle your biggest messes 
  • Not Paper Towels, the economical and environmentally friendly alternative to disposable paper towels, made with less waste and water 
  • Dozens of colorful prints to complement your home’s design
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee with hassle-free returns

    Your kitchen deserves a refresh—we’re here to make it happen. Shake up your routine and start cooking up something special. Find all your handy favorites in the Geometry Kitchen Collection. 


Frequently Asked Questions About Geometry Kitchen Towels


How absorbent are Geometry Kitchen Towels?

Geometry Kitchen Towels are known for being ultra absorbent, super durable, and built for everyday use, with each towel holding 7x its weight in liquid. Their Geoweave™ fabric enables them to easily soak up spills, dry dishes, and more, all while looking stylish on display in your space.

How are Geometry Kitchen Towels manufactured?

Each of our kitchen towels is made from 100% post-consumer goods, using less water, reducing our carbon footprint, and saving plastic bottles from landfills. Crafted from our signature Geoweave™ fabric, every towel is engineered for durability and high performance you can count on.

Will Geometry Kitchen Towels fade over time?

Geometry Kitchen Towels are specifically designed to be fade-resistant, keeping their unique designs in pristine condition—use after use. To keep them looking their best, stick to a mild detergent, avoid washing in hot water, and dry them on low heat.