Swept Away Modern Farmhouse Paisley 3-Piece Reversible Quilt Bedding Bedspread S For Sale

• BEDDING SET - King size bedspread set includes one reversible bedspread (110\" x 120\") and two coordinating king pillow shams (21\" x 36\")
• BEAUTIFUL DESIGN - The Swept Away collection has an updated paisley aesthetic with modern flower bursts. Rich neutrals come to life with accents of berry and spa blue. The reverse side features a coordinating crosshatch pattern
• MATCHING SET - Complete the look by layering on coordinating accent pillows and luxurious, lined window treatments, all finished in Waverly\'s Swept Away style
• CONVENIENT CARE - A 100% cotton, easy-care bedding set that you can put in the washing machine with like colors. Wash in cold water on the gentle cycle and tumble dry on low
• TRUST WAVERLY - A renowned brand synonymous with elegance and quality, Waverly can help you upgrade your space with confidence. Embrace the delightful blend of style and comfort, and make your home a haven of relaxation and indulgence

About Us:

Launched in 1923, Waverly is a home fashion and all encompassing lifestyle brand and one of the most recognized names in home furnishings. Its signature look is expertly translated into countless classic styles among home furnishing products including fabrics, wall coverings, bedding, window treatments, decorative accessories and other key products. Its family of brands consists of Waverly, Waverly Home, Waverly Home Classics, Waverly Baby, Waverly Celebrations, Waverly Inspirations and Waverly Sun N Shade. Key vendor partners include PK Lifestyles, York, Ellery Homestyles, and Nourison. Iconix Brand Group bought Waverly in Nov 2008.

F. Schumacher & Co., a maker of exclusive European fabrics, launched Waverly in 1923 to bring home décor to the emerging market of American consumers who desired accessible style. The first collection consisted of eight patterns by American designer Cy Clark, and its instant popularity led to a rapid expansion of the line. The name Waverly Bonded Fabrics in 1926, and F. Schumacher hired advertising firm J. Walter Thompson to develop a promotional campaign, making Waverly synonymous with the American home since the Roaring Twenties. Waverly responded to consumer requests with the addition of its coordinating wallpapers in 1939 and the Waverly Home Fashions division in 1951, bringing its fabric collections to a gamut of home furnishings. The “Waverly Signature Look,” including the company’s famous Glosheen chintzes, florals, stripes, and plaids became synonymous with American décor, evolving into a legacy which represents quality and timelessness.