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April 10, 2025

5 Grandma Decor Trends Making a Comeback

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Certain decor trends once associated with grandmothers are experiencing a resurgence in popularity. These include floral wallpaper, which is shedding its dated image and embracing bolder, more contemporary patterns. Crocheted and knitted blankets add a touch of handmade comfort and texture, while vintage furniture pieces, especially those with unique details, contribute character and a sense of history. China collections, previously confined to cabinets, are now being displayed creatively as part of the overall decor. Finally, the resurgence of doilies, reimagined in unexpected materials and uses, adds a touch of nostalgia and delicate charm to modern interiors.

January 22, 2025

Charming Kitchen Brimming with Pattern

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This charming kitchen embraces pattern with playful confidence. Blue and white dominate the space, seen in the floral wallpaper, the geometric tiled backsplash, and the patterned Roman blinds. These elements are grounded by the navy blue cabinetry and butcher block countertops, preventing the room from feeling overwhelming. Brass hardware and lighting add a touch of warmth and elegance, while open shelving displays carefully chosen crockery and glassware, further enhancing the layered and collected feel.

January 13, 2025

Habitat, Sanderson, and National Trust Unveil Collaborative Tableware Collection

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Habitat has partnered with Sanderson and the National Trust to create a stunning tableware collection inspired by the Trust's historic houses and gardens. The collection features delicate floral patterns drawn from the archives of Sanderson, including designs originally created for National Trust properties like Erddig and Knightshayes. From mugs and side plates to serving platters and tablecloths, the range offers a variety of pieces to elevate everyday dining and special occasions alike. The collaboration aims to bring the beauty of these historical patterns into contemporary homes, while also supporting the National Trust's conservation work.