While I was traveling last week, a new addition to the house arrived…
If you know me, then I know what you’re thinking. Another pillow? Really? Yes, really. Because nothing can change a room more quickly than swapping out a little pattern! Which is why I’m pretty head over heels for this new one by Robert Allen as a part of their Williamsburg Classics Collection. They call her ‘Eliza’s Garden’. To me, she’s a little Chiang Mai meets Chintz which makes her absolutely perfect for my home. And every colourway is pretty much to die for!
I first spotted this pattern on our tour of the C.R. Laine showroom last April in High Point where it was used in abundance – and for good reason. The palette was perfect for their cheerful tone.
After ooohing and aahhhhing over them a few times, our tour guide and VP of Merchandising, Holly Blalock, prompty promised me one in the mail. And I promptly placed her on the bed where she will stay for a very long time.
I can definitely see myself adding this pattern to my repertoire of design options! Do you like it? Which colourway would you select for your home?
Lovely fabric.
But I got my eye on the owl pillow. So me!
Love,
Diana from http://thegirlwhocouldntbeafashionista.blogspot.ie/
Fabulous Fabric. Great find-thanks for sharing!!!! Love it!
so beautiful ! love the pillows!
Pillow…prints.. It’s a little thing that makes a big change.
looks great! love the patterns and colors
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it is a beautiful print indeed and I saw that in my local fabric store a couple of months back as well and fell in love with it! Great to see you love it too and now have a couple of them in your gorgeous home
Love you new website by the way Cassandra!
I think you chose the prettiest colour combo. My second choice would be the white background with the pops of red and fushia, very pretty too.
Have fun on the 4th!
mikky
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This pattern looks perfect in it’s new home! LOVE.
I love these georgian-esque patterns. Lovely, thanks for sharing this!
Becky
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