Home Treasures Luxury Bedding

Just arrived at Instinctive Interiors at home is the scrumptious bedding line by Home Treasures.  I’ve used this line in the past on several occasions for client projects and have purchased it for myself so I’m very excited to offer it at the boutique. 

They coverlets coverlets are custom sized and are made to order, which I love, this way you can determine the perfect finished length of the sides so that they meet the side rail of the bed or the just below where the bed skirt begins, if you have one. 

The coverlet quilted patterns are fantastic and  fabric choices are endless, you could do every bedroom in the house and not have it look like you shopped the same line.  The sheeting is fine Italian Linen and thread counts range from 300 – 1000.  Here’s a sampling of some of their quilting patterns.

Quilting

Metro Collection Taupe

 

Firenze

Timeless, classical, and opulent, Firenze is the combination of our 600 thread count Egyptian cotton damask from Italy.    Available in large or small acanthus pattern and offered in sheeting, pillowcases, shams, duvet, and dust ruffle.  Shown with coordinating pattern of Duomo and

 

Globe

Architecturally graphic and fashion forward.  Ribbon is the combined application of two rows solid Royal Sateen on our Royal Sateen creating a ribbon like appearance.   Argentina is a 100% Viscose contemporary embroidery fabric lined with our 300 thread count Egyptian cotton Royal Sateen.  Melding the two styles together makes for a very Modern chic appearance.  Shown with our Globe quilted coverlet and body pillow with insets.

Valentene Collection

Ziba

Global sophistication.  Persia is an engineered fabric in which the intricate detail and design are woven into the fabric.  Available in sheeting, pillowcases, shams, duvet and dust ruffle.  Shown with the Ziba quilting pattern.

Renaissance

Romantic and timeless, Renaissance is the ultimate in grandeur. The lavishness of an allover damask jacquard pattern complemented by a soft diamond pattern and acanthus leaf border make this collection luxurious.  Renaissance is available in sheeting, pillowcases, shams, duvet, and dust ruffles.  Shown with our Renaissance quilting.

Of course if you’ve read my previous post I’m definitely a sucker for white bedding.  Plus 1000 collection.

 

Chain

Combining our 410 thread count cotton percale sheeting with very intricate  chain embroidery and lace inset accomplishing a crisp appearance.  Chain is offered in sheeting, pillowcases, shams, duvet, and dust ruffle.

 

Helena

From Italy, Helena is our 300 thread count Egyptian cotton jacquard geometric leaf pattern.  Available in sheeting, pillowcases, shames, duvet and dust ruffle.  Shown with our timeless Olympia matellase coverlet.

 

Pleats

A collection that is appropriate for all lifestyles.  Either very formal or  Urban chic.  Pleats may be constructed from any of our Royal Sateen fabrics ranging from a 300 thread count to 600 thread count.  Available in sheeting, pillowcases, shams, and duvet.  We show Pleats with our Tile quilted coverlet.

 

Doric

 


For a simplistic lifestyle, Doric combines an updated lace inset with any color from our 500 thread count cotton percale sheeting.  Either alone or accompanying any of our other bedding collections, Doric is available in sheeting, pillowcases, shams, duvet and dust ruffle.

What I love about this line are the extensive options and the great price point so that you can have a few “looks” without spending an excessive amount of money.

THE LIST ~ #4 Monogramming

When it comes to a design element that's so simple and classic that it surpasses the test of time, you have what’s called a monogram.   My parents who are about to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary have monogrammed china by Royal Doulton  similar to the set on the right below by Pickard.  I have always admired its simple elegance.

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Monogrammed China

Ok, this is a little seque but look how fabulous this is Grecian Gorham antique spoon from 1882 with the name Alice monogrammed on it is, now if my name were “Alice” that spoon would be on its way to me right now. 

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Silver Collect: 1882 Grecian Gorham

Of course there is monogrammed stationary, my favorite source for this is Crane.  There is a very special feeling that you get when you both send a note with your initials or name monogrammed on the paper and even more special is when you receive a note with someone else’s monogram.   The monogram can be as simple as one letter, or your first name, first and last name or the traditional 3 initials.

 

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Crane: Single Initial

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Crane: Single Initial

 

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Crane: 3 Initials

Naturally I’m going to include bed and bath linens in my selections, here are some of the very best!!

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Matouk: Parterre

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Matouk: Mirasol

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Matouk: Providence

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Matouk: Bel Tempo

This monogram style is a new one for Matouk, it’s unique because its woven right into the towel, quite spectacular.

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Matouk: Auberge

And the traditional styling of monogramming.

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 Leontine Linens

And we can’t forget shower curtains and robes….

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Leontine Linens

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Matouk

I also like monogrammed furniture, especially dining room chairs, see this one below by Hickory Chair.

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Hickory Chair:  Adam Arm Chair

Or if you want to go a little crazier and bigger do something like this!!

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Courtesy of Brenda Kelly Kramer Interiors

Need a little inspiration for monogram styles here are some unique options:

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Monogram style resources Matouk and Leontine Linens.

The list of objects to monogram goes on and on….luggage, glassware, napkins, napkin rings, blankets, frames, candles, cakes, shirt cuffs, shirt pockets, coats etc, however, a word of caution, contrary to popular belief,  there can be too much of a good thing.  So be judicious and pick a few objects to monogram and then use them!!!

Table Linens: Couleur Nature

I had the pleasure of attending Atlanta’s International Gift and Home Furnishings Market last week and added a few new lines to the offerings at Instinctive Interiors at home boutique.  Here’s what I added in the table linen department, it’s a pretty and brightly colored line from Paris called Couleur Nature by Bruno Lamy.

there will be an assortment of tablecloths, placements and tea towels….behold the beauty below

Coleur Nature  Jardin Red/Green Tablecloth

Jardin Red/Green Placemat

Jardin Red/Green Napkin

 

 

Isn’t this one just fabulous for Fall!! I’ll have it as napkins and tea towels too.

Pumpkin Mustard/Orange/Green

One of the things I always try to find is unusual hostess gifts. Not that anyone doesn’t appreciate a nice bottle of wine.  But don’t you think a set of tea towels makes a nice gift?  Everyone appreciates a pretty towel whether its for the kitchen or bath and I thought these were some of the prettiest that I’ve seen in a long time.

Pomegranate Yellow

Now you may think I’m getting ahead of myself but I have this in mind for Holiday.  Set either with white or red, or green dishes or a combination of all, spectacular!!! Of course I’m going to shamelessly mention that they go beautifully with the Juliska dishes that I now offer at the boutique.  Speaking of which Juliska added to their collection Boxwood and Bow which is a beautiful red that mixes with the white and pistachio green gorgeously.  I’ll post pictures as soon as I receive them.

Crocus Red/Green

 

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Juliska:  Berry and Thread

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Juliska: Jardins du Monde

This picture alone makes me want to dine outside this evening and enjoy and nice Sauvignon Blanc!

Jardine Red/Yellow

 

Again, I thought this would be smashing for a Fall or Holiday tablescape. 

Fig Red/Green

I’ve also ordered some hemstitched solids that coordinate perfectly with the above.  These are scheduled to arrive late August.  Of course to see more of the line check out the site at www.coleurnature.com.  

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