Click on the Thumbnails to Check Out the New LineLike this living room? We do. Which is why we were excited to hear that a new line of home accessories is being designed by the woman who resides here, someone who knows her retro style - Trina Turk. The line consists of needlepoint...
...and embroidered pillows, hook rugs, needlepoint coasters and guest towels. According to Home Textiles Today, the collection retails at $48 - 120.
Photos: Elle Decor, Trina Turk, Jett Modern, Rug News
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Comments (11)
cute! where does this stuff retail?
And reasonable, too!
I love Trina Turk clothes. I have this fantasy of regularly dressing to match my house. Not that it ever happens, but this could, potentially, motivate me to get out of the yoga pants and into something cute...
I adore that bubble-shaped table (is it wicker? bamboo?). Does anyone recognize it or know where I can get one?
This reminds me of what I saw in the home stores in Palm Beach in the early 90's. Some of it is pretty but very borrowed and copied of what others have done.
Cute! The fabric is definitely reminiscient of her clothes.
Kealoha, the rattan stool looks like Franco Albini (vintage). They come up on ebay regularly; one just sold for about $175.
http://fashionhaus.com/details/214/Unknown_Franco_Albini_Franco_Albini_Rattan_Ottoman_Coffee_Table.html
Thanks, Arroyo!
Those accessories are awesome! I want to decorate my whole house with those home accessories I just ordered at Ballard Designs.
rachelmean sounds an awful lot like a spammer...
its such a bummer that she doesn't sell her home stuff online. its 2009, for heaven's sake!
Trina Turk in Palm Springs is an amazing visual feat. A page straight out of Valley of The Dolls. So encouraging that she has made a big leap into home decor, and yet it seems so much more sober. I am curious to see more.