15 Maximalist Quilts, Because Life Is Too Short for a White Duvet
From Americana vibes to Indian block prints.
Updated Mar 13, 2023 4:52 PM
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They say a rug ties a room together, but we’d argue that a quilt does the job even better. Stitched patterns over block-printed florals and graphic grids in punchy palettes draw the eye in so much so that, as far as we’re concerned, it doesn’t really matter what else is going on.
And they don’t only belong draped over a bed or piled high with other soft throws for chilly nights. One thing’s for certain: The handmade quilts from brands like Studio Ford and Thomson Street Studio are true works of art. If you’re on the hunt for wall decor, you might want to consider hanging one of our picks for an even bolder statement.
Go Bold or Go Home
Not for the timid decorator, eye-catching textiles are the best way to create a room with real personality. If you’re into Brooklyn brand Thompson Street Studio’s Bay quilt (we know we are), you should probably browse the rest of its inspiring selection.
Put It in Neutral
If switching from a duvet to a quilt already feels like a big move, why not ease into it with a more muted palette? From the earth tones in Amber Lewis’s Anthropologie design to the soft pink florals in Projekti Tyyny’s heirloom-worthy piece, there’s a whole world of not-loud quilts out there.
Color-Drench It
Sometimes a stitched grid is all the pattern you need. While Hawkins New York’s and Cultiver’s versions are more of an investment, H&M’s will get you the same vibe for a fraction of the price.
