Hearth & Bloom: Fall Story 2026

Hearth & Bloom is Thread to Form’s Fall 2026 collection of warm, layered home textiles and handcrafted rugs. Inspired by vintage botanicals, winding vines, foliage and heirloom floral motifs, the collection brings together linen pillow covers, table linens, duvet cover sets and artisan rugs designed for personal, lived-in interiors.

The palette combines warm neutrals and earthy browns with rust, mustard, olive, moss, pink, navy and deep purple. Each piece is designed to work beyond a single season while giving autumn rooms richer color, natural texture and decorative storytelling.

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Woodland Embroidered Cushion Cover Pillow Covers

Woodland Embroidered Cushion Cover

Oyster Embroidered Cushion Cover Pillow Covers

Oyster Embroidered Cushion Cover

Terrain Handloom Wool Rug Hand Loomed

Terrain Handloom Wool Rug

Meadow Ground Handloom Rug Hand Loomed

Meadow Ground Handloom Rug

Sunset Handloom Rug Hand Loomed

Sunset Handloom Rug

Terrace Meadow Handloom Rug Hand Loomed

Terrace Meadow Handloom Rug

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Hearth & Bloom was created for homes that feel warm, personal and lived in. The collection draws from vintage botanicals, heirloom florals, winding vines and foliage, pairing these motifs with linen, cotton, jute and wool.

The palette moves from warm neutrals and earthy browns into rust, mustard, olive, moss, pink, navy and deep purple. Although inspired by autumn, the designs are intended to remain useful throughout the year and coordinate across living, dining and bedroom spaces.

FAQs

The collection includes decorative pillow covers, tablecloths, cloth napkins, table runners, placemats, duvet cover sets and handcrafted rugs.

The collection is inspired by vintage botanicals, heirloom florals, winding vines, foliage and warm, layered interiors.

No. The palette and storytelling are inspired by autumn, but the designs were developed to remain relevant and easy to use throughout the year.

The assortment includes linen, cotton, cotton double gauze, jute, wool, viscose and bamboo silk, depending on the product.

Many pieces use artisan techniques including hand block printing, weaving, flatweaving, handloom construction, hand knotting and hand tufting.