AT HOME WITH HISTORY
Step back in time with Thibaut’s new Indienne Collection. Thibaut draws inspiration from hand-printed textiles imported to France from India in the 17th century. These fabrics dominated interiors throughout Europe and the Americas because of their colorful, maximalist design and alluring origin. This new collection includes wallpapers, wovens, and fabrics replete with botanic-inspired paisleys, Jacobean florals, and statement medallion prints. A vegetable-dyed palette of teal, raspberry, and indigo brings the patterns to life, perfect for anyone looking to add high-contrast spring colors to their home decor.
CHEERS TO 20 YEARS!
Two decades ago, Shannon Latham noticed a gap in the market for high-end traditional children’s clothing that could be treasured and passed down. Her own grandmother’s hand-sewn garments inspired the first piece she designed, a classic children’s day gown. Twenty years later, Shannon celebrates a milestone achievement and credits the work and faithfulness of her team at Little English for her success. “What a gift it is to watch those who once wore Little English as children now buying the brand for their sons and daughters,” she says.
To properly honor this anniversary, Little English has launched a new product category with its heirloom nursery and bedding. Complete with three color schemes—blush, meadow, and sky—the collection embraces traditional nursery styles with delicate botanical embroidery on the edge of each piece. Along with this product launch, Little English also features a new spring fl oral-inspired clothing collection. Shannon likens the design of each piece to growing a garden as each flower and color combination is meticulously picked to create the beauty—and the adorableness—of the final product.
REFINED MEETS VERSATILE
What happens when a celebrated designer known for her classic tastes teams up with a time-honored furniture brand defined by its refined style? Pure magic! Alexa Hampton and Theodore Alexander have created a sophisticated capsule collection featuring curved shapes that lean into Alexa’s more formal sense of style. The newest additions include rich wooden dressers and tables, as well as upholstered dining chairs, cases, and benches, all available in a variety of colors, patterns, and fl oral motifs. Theodore Alexander offers custom finishes, making the collection truly versatile. Designers can mix and match the selection of earthy-hued patterns with the wood finish of their choice to create a truly one-of-a-kind piece.
By Carrie Clay