Happy International Astrology Day! To honor the occasion, we thought we’d share  our pillow recommendations for each zodiac sign. Aries Butterflies have many meanings, but they’re known best for their metamorphosis. It’s Aries’ nature to be fire-hot in one moment, and cucumber cool in the next, shedding your skin. Coral Butterfly Decorative Pillow Taurus The earthy tones and cool blue-greens should speak well to your calm and collected energy. Cozy...

Blue. Print. John and his wife Rachel created three prints using exotic palms then had them made into cyanotypes in India on hand made paper. Read about the history and process of making these cyanotypes below. Cyanotype is a 170 year old photographic printing process that creates prints in an extraordinary blue. ‘Cyan’ comes from the Greek, meaning ‘dark blue’. The process was invented by Sir John Herschel, a scientist...

1. At the Foot of the Bed Fold in half and drape over the end of the bed, either horizontally or diagonally. It creates a nice focal point and gives any bed a styled look. You can also fold a throw on a chair at the end of a bed for the same feel. Photo by Rachel Robshaw. Photo by Rachel Robshaw. 2. Cover up a Chair Give any piece...

Step 1 Chop euro down the middle. Step 2 Fold euro in half. Step 3 Slide folded euro inside cover so that left side of pillow fits. Step 4 Adjust to fill pillow end to end. Step 5 Make sure euro corners fill pillow cover corners. Step 6 One last chop to fluff it up! Step 7 Your euro awaits!

We asked five different interior designers to style their autumn tables using our Fall tabletop collection and the result was five very different, and very beautiful tablescapes. 1. Eddie Ross at Maximalist Studios @eddieross    @maximaliststudios Eddie’s company Maximalist Studios combines 9,000 square feet of space into three studios and a prop house, where they help clients like Anthropologie, Lilly Pulitzer, and York Wallcoverings create fresh content for their channels. Teams can rent...

Years (and years) ago, I was planning to shoot a new season of prints in Jaipur and needed a local photographer.  I had heard rumors about a Belgium fellow who was fluent in Hindi, a brilliant photographer, and he lived in Jaipur. My connection with Jonas Spinoy was fortunately made. From Goa to Kashmir, Jonas has shot many of our collection photos, and we have had many adventures together. I...

John with Meganne Wecker of Cloth & Company. Years ago, I met Meganne Wecker, Founder of Cloth & Company, when we were working on a collaboration for furniture for Bloomingdale’s. When she let me know her dad always wanted to go to India, I set him out on an itinerary and Meganne and I became family friends for life. She is always on the cutting edge, both in creating bespoke...

20th Anniversary Poster Collaboration, Alexander Gorlizki and John Robshaw In celebration of our 20th Anniversary collection, we collaborated with my friend and artist Alexander Gorlizki to create a one of a kind poster which will be included in the boxes of all purchases July through September. I met Alex many moons ago at a run down palace hotel in Jaipur. Alex had come to study with the master Indian miniature...

Four tips on how to mix and match like a pro. 1. Choose one COLOR and mix up patterns, texture, scale and shapes. 2. Choose one PATTERN and experiment with different colors, sizes or shapes.   3. Choose one SHAPE or SIZE pillow and play with different colors and patterns.   4. Choose a TEXTURE (for instance, embroidered, block print, or wovens) and mix up colors, patterns, and sizes. Explore...

My wife Rachel is friends with this great couple up in Ipswich, Massachusetts who are big collectors of textiles and Asian antiques. Tom Arsenault and Paul Morse met in the blizzard of 1977 in Boston and started a lifelong relationship, as well as an antiques business. They are also good friends with designer Michael Trapp (who I profiled earlier last year) and served as the inspiration for his imaginative style....