Linens from Marigold Living
Gardenia Candle from Espelma, Raffia Scalloped Lampshade from Etsy, Paper Mache Botanical Artwork from Get the Gusto, Blue Euro Shams from Marigold Living, White Duvet Cover from Matouk, Patchwork Quilt from Marigold Living.
As you all know, I love to set a tablescape with a fun patterned tablecloth or block-print napkins; I am always happy to do anything to add a bit of color to the dinner table!
One of my go-to resources for beautiful tabletop linens is Marigold Living.
A few years ago, my friends, Molly and Julia introduced me to Marigold Living, a home decor brand offering authentic Indian textiles to the American consumer. Artisans across India preserve age-old crafts of hand weaving, wood block printing and embroidery to create Marigold Living's assortment of bedding, table linens, curtains, pillow covers and more! (As soon as I learned of the brand, I quickly bought this eye-catching green floral block print tablecloth. ) Over the years, I have continued to be inspired by the range of products Marigold Living has developed.
Therefore, I jumped at the opportunity to partner with Marigold Living and show you how I use their products within my home. With the holiday season upon us, I wanted to find a tablecloth that would be great for Christmas but versatile enough to use all year long. The Aizel Patchwork Quilted Tablecloth quickly caught my eye!
A Holiday Tablescape
Patchwork Quilt Tablecloth from Marigold Living, Silver Chargers (vintage), Silver Flatware (vintage), Christmas Plates from Quimper, Etched Star Candle Hurricane, Blue Wine Glasses (similar here or here), Bamboo Bud Vase.
I paired the patchwork tablecloth with green and pink embroidered napkins to pull out those colors from the block prints featured in the patchwork design for a festive holiday tablescape.
A Casual Table For Lunch
Patchwork Quilt Tablecloth from Marigold Living, Rattan placemats (unknown), Bamboo Plates from Juliska, and Florentina Napkin from Marigold Living.
Next, I wanted to set a more casual tablescape. So I flipped the patchwork quilt over (as it is reversible!) to use the beautiful blue floral pattern.
A Quilted Throw Blanket
In addition to the beautiful block print fabrics, the tablecloth features hand embroidery. As soon as the shipment from Marigold Living arrived, I realized that the quilted tablecloth had the potential to be used throughout your home (not just on the table.) The double layer of the fabrics gave the perfect weight to the product, making it a great throw blanket for a bed or sofa. To give you an idea of how it looks, I styled the product on my queen-size bed paired with reversible euro shams.
Does something from Marigold Living catch your eye?
This holiday season Marigold Living is offering 10% off all orders and donating 5% of all sales to Save a Child India. Discount and donation valid through 12/31. Automatically applied at checkout.