Some of our favorite inspirations are your spaces, designed with our prints. Come here to show off your own uniquely global space (Transformations) or ask us a question (Ask the designer).
Cindy Magnus, a longtime friend of Saffron Marigold, used our Indian Summer linens and orange bedroom decor to bring a warm, global vibe to her room. The room pulses with bold color and style. The bed linens, furnishings, art–it all works together like a choreographed symphony with Cindy as the conductor.
Lining sheer curtain panels may seem antithetical since the idea of hanging sheer curtains is to filter light–not block it. However, you may have fallen in love with one (or more) of our collections but need a thicker curtain for privacy, insulation, or darkening a room.
Today, we’re sharing a post from our archives. You’ll love the romantic DIY Valentine’s Day dinner that Priya of Once Upon a Tea Time designed for us. Take a peek inside her lovely home, and get inspired for your own Valentine’s Day, with a little help from Saffron Marigold… Romantically hand stamped cut branches This year I have decided to plan ahead for Valentine’s Day.
A table runner is one of the most versatile table linens you can own. From console tables and dresser tops to kitchen islands, table runners help bring color into your space. Use them to dress a table up or down or to simply bring a bit of extra joy to the everyday kitchen table.
Did you know that our lightweight bedspreads make beautiful, easy, DIY no-sew curtains? They’re a great window treatment, especially if you need a larger or thicker curtain but aren’t interested in custom-made options. Even though our sheer curtain panels and window treatments are among our bestsellers, you might prefer a thicker curtain.
Fresh floral, cheery hues, lighter fabrics–spring decor definitely revives your home and your spirit after the winter season. Once March rolls around, it’s time for two tasks: spring cleaning and spring decorating! Whether you’ve tidied your home and are looking for a few fresh pieces of spring decor that spark joy, it’s time to put away winter’s darker, heavier fabrics and make way for colors and textures as light and pretty as a daffodils and tulips.
