Soft Goods

The vintage textile used to craft this one-of-a-kind throw pillow reminds us of a dream-like watercolor. In fact, it's a piece of a vintage nankeen panel, a centuries-old Chinese dyeing technique. Traditionally, nankeen textiles were gifted to newly married couples and pregnant women as symbols of good luck, prosperity and protection against evil. 3,000 years later, these fabrics are still made by hand using natural vegetable indigo dye and soy-bean paste.

This one-of-a-kind pillow is backed in linen with a down and feather insert. Please see our detailed photos.

This 19th-century indigo and ivory patchwork quilt proves that honest, simple design endures. Featuring the Irish Chain motif and sized for a crib, this beautiful textile feels like a beloved family heirloom with a story to tell. And while patchwork motifs have been popping up everywhere from the runways to the pages of glossy home magazines, we're certain this kind of artistry will continue to delight long after the trends have faded.

This antique quilt is in excellent condition with a few minor oxidation spots. Please see our detailed photos.

Hardwearing and always in style, French ticking fabrics are a perennial go-to. This small throw pillow is made from an antique 19th-century textile, sourced abroad and originally used as a mattress cover. Though its origins may be humble and utilitarian, ticking is perhaps best known for its more sophisticated uses, like decorating Napoleon's campaign tent and taking a starring role in luxe country-house interiors the world over. Classic yet fresh, soft yet durable, you can't go wrong with these iconic stripes.

This one-of-a-kind pillow is double-sided with a down and feather insert. This 19th-century fabric has some wear on one of its faces, please see our detailed photos.

We love mixing and matching stripes. And this pillow, custom made from a vintage 19th-century French ticking fabric, has wide and skinny bands that would be essential in any dynamic mix. From its humble beginnings as mattress material to its later reincarnation (and star turn) in Napoleon's handsome campaign tent to its latest iteration as a fresh country-house staple, ticking stripes have adaptability and true staying power. They're also remarkably durable with a tight weave originally developed to keep feather and straw bedding in—and vermin out.

This one-of-a-kind pillow is double-sided with a down and feather insert. This 19th-century fabric has wear consistent with age, including a single rust spot. Please see our detailed photos.

We're crazy for the handmade stripes and rich cobalt ground of this one-of-a-kind throw pillow. Crafted from a vintage West African indigo fabric, it would work well layered with other patterns and hues. We love its soft hand and patch detail, which lend it a laidback ease. From coastal to contemporary, the possibilities for this one are endless.

This one-of-a-kind pillow is backed in linen with a down and feather insert. It is in very good vintage condition.

This one-of-a-kind throw pillow was made from vintage West African indigo fabrics. Its watery blues were dyed by hand as part of a centuries-old practice that has been passed from generation to generation. Historically, indigo cloths signified wealth and abundance. Today, their soft hand, varied shades and unique depth of color make them prized decorative textiles that feel at home in a range of settings.

This one-of-a-kind pillow is backed in linen with a down and feather insert. Please see our detailed photos.

The vintage textile used to craft this one-of-a-kind throw pillow reminds us of a dream-like watercolor. In fact, it's a piece of a vintage nankeen panel, a centuries-old Chinese dyeing technique. Traditionally, nankeen textiles were gifted to newly married couples and pregnant women as symbols of good luck, prosperity and protection against evil. 3,000 years later, these fabrics are still made by hand using natural vegetable indigo dye and soy-bean paste.

This one-of-a-kind pillow is backed in linen with a down and feather insert. Please see our detailed photos.

Known for their tight and hardwearing weave, ticking stripes transitioned from utilitarian to high style when they made the leap from mattresses to Napoleon's campaign tent in the 1800's. Today, vintage French ticking fabrics remain beloved for their elegance and durability. This one-of-a-kind throw pillow is made from an authentic 19th-century textile, sourced abroad. It's remarkably soft, in excellent condition and sure to be loved for generations.

This one-of-a-kind pillow is double-sided with a down and feather insert. The 19th-century fabric is in excellent condition, please see our detailed photos.

This handsome throw is hand-spun from pure wool with embroidered details. We love its tassel fringe and rich indigo color. It’d look fantastic draped over the arm of a chair or strewn across the edge of a bed.

This blanket is in new condition and is also available in another colorway.

A handsome throw hand-spun from pure wool with embroidered details, this tasseled ivory textile would look fantastic draped over the arm of a chair or strewn across the edge of a bed.

This blanket is in new condition and is also available in another colorway.