Now in Stores | Lisbon Square by Skinny LaMinx

April 30, 2020

This collection is inspired by an early afternoon scene in Lisbon, as women passing through the square scatter pigeons under the summer sun. Sunglass Case & Travel Shoe Bag Sundress – McCall 5456 Courtyard Quilt {Variation} by Cloud9 Fabrics – Free Project! Chataigne Shorts Pattern by Deer & Doe The Granville Skirt Pattern by Wendy Ward

Now in Stores | Wildflower by Cassidy Demkov

April 20, 2020

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Wildflower was inspired by my love of gardens and nature. I spend a lot of time in my own garden as well as visiting gardens around the world.

Now in Stores | Good Vibrations by Elizabeth Olwen

April 20, 2020

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Groovy waves, far-out florals, dreamscapes and sorbet palettes. Good Vibrations is a celebration of the 1960s and 70s patterns that surrounded Elizabeth as a child, captured her imagination and forged her connection to pattern.

Now in Stores | Wildlife by Ophelia Pang

February 22, 2020

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Mountains, Plants and creatures – bits and elements Ophelia imagines she would see in wildlife.

Now in Stores | Forest Jewels by Kate Merritt

February 15, 2020

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“I am hugely inspired by nature, fashion, colour etc. Seeking out unusual flower shapes and mixing that with gorgeous colour combinations is what I find most exciting.

Now in Stores | Plant Peeps by Meenal Patel

January 20, 2020

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A mysterious and dreamy collection full of petals, plants and peeping eyes.

Now in Stores | Spring Reverie by Carrie Shryock

January 6, 2020

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With a mixture of botanical elements and bold geometrics, this collection is a sophisticated take on growth and abundance, and the renewal that comes with the changing seasons.

Now in Stores | Ed Emberley Favorites

November 26, 2019

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You may remember these prints from a few years ago. We’ve missed them, and so did many of you.

Now in Stores | A House in Bloom by Sarah York

October 6, 2019

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A House in Bloom is inspired by the women of the Bloomsbury Group, living their lives as a work of art, and extending that idea into the decoration of their homes and gardens.