In a world where beautiful things can be delivered to your doorstep like magic, we sometimes forget that real people are hard at work creating them. Here you will learn what happens behind the curtain and will get to know us better.
Mosaique Bleue, our tile print inspired collection, honors the wonderful legacy of Moroccan Zellige. This geometric print is inspired by the the ancient art of terracotta tile-making known for its vibrant colors and mesmerizing patterns. Our lead designer and co-owner Anisha is here to walk you through a visual journey of how Mosaique Bleue, a Moroccan inspired tile print, comes to life one block at a time.
Discharge printing is the block printing method of choice for certain patterns and designs. We turn to this process to create several of our hand block printed collections of linens, and so today we’re stepping out from behind the curtain to introduce you to this form of Indian woodblock printing.
Indian Summer beckons warmth, nostalgia, and positivity. This orange paisley fabric captures the delectable qualities of an Indian summer, like mango sorbet topped with crushed raspberries savored in the sweltering heat of June. Our lead designer and co-owner Anisha is here to share her inspiration for this radiant paisley print rendered on glowing orange fabric…Meet Indian Summer.
Versailles and its complementary print, Gardens of Versailles, is a collection of yellow gold and white linens that bring the elegance of French baroque style into your home decor. Gold and white tablecloths, white curtains, and white bedding transform your space with an air of sophisticated.
Fete Royale embodies the nostalgic and heartwarming spirit of a vintage Christmas. It’s our special Christmas fabric collection available as bedding, table linens, and more. Today, we’ll get a behind-the-scenes peek into what inspired our designer Anisha to create this wonderfully festive Christmas print.
Enchanted, our French provincial flower pattern, has quickly become one of our customer’s favorite floral prints. We’re chatting with our designer about the inspiration behind this print and stepping into our artisans’ studio in Rajasthan, India to take closer look at how this vintage floral pattern came to be.
