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Patchwork Bedding Gets a 21st Century Makeover

Wednesday October 08, 2008

Posted by TheHome

These new patchwork quilts use modern color schemes and contemporary prints to rejuvenate a craft that is centuries old.

Why are the quilts we remember from our grandmothers’ homes making a comeback? Because integrating nostalgic pieces into modern décor gives homes a feeling of simplicity and stability. An eclectic mix of old and new can strike the perfect balance between of-the-moment fashion and your own individuality.


Bandana Bedding from Dransfield & Ross
Classic American patchwork is reworked in an spice tone color palette for a twist on tradition.


State Fair Collection from Garnet Hill
This patchwork piece follows in her mother’s footsteps but manages to break the rules every now and then. Her shots of bold, oversized pattern reveal her youth.

Chop Suey Bedding from Dransfield & Ross

Four Square Bedding from Urban Outfitters


There’s no mistaking these vivid patchwork blankets for antique, hand-me-down designs. They’ve embraced the modern world and make a vivacious, youthful statement.

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  1. Zoe Kate about 1 month ago:

    Certainly not how my grandma used to make them! But definitely better!

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