"I have spent what feels like years dumpster diving through Etsy and eBay for antique-adjacent home decor staples dressed in whimsical toile prints, particularly those featuring pastoral motifs (which include repeating patterns of farm animals, shepherds, or rural scenes). So imagine my squeal of delight when I learned Pottery Barn and fashion powerhouse Brandon Maxwell teamed up to dedicate an entire home decor collection to an explosion of toile."
"At a time when drenching whole rooms in a single pattern (like chic striping!) is more popular than ever, Pottery Barn and Brandon Maxwell's collaboration makes it easy to dress living rooms and dining rooms in head-to-toe toile. The capsule collection includes everything you need for full tablescapes (ceramic bowls to table runners), plus staples like ceramic vases and seasonal pumpkins, as well as chic pet accessories you didn't know you needed."
Pottery Barn partnered with Brandon Maxwell to produce a Groveland toile capsule that updates 19th-century pastoral prints for modern maximalist interiors. The collection spans bedding, furniture, tablescape pieces, ceramics, vases, seasonal pumpkins, and pet accessories, enabling coordinated, head-to-toe toile rooms. Prices start at $25, positioning the line as an affordable alternative to high-end and resale designer options. Maxwell's designs emphasize a breadth of arboreal and pastoral motifs, appealing to collectors of antique-adjacent decor and social media audiences (over 36,000 TikTok posts reference toile). The line supports full-room dressing and accessible maximalist styling.
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