Hey Kitchners! Here's the newest line of kitchen textiles courtesy of Dwell Studio for Target! Over at Apartment Therapy, we've had a sneak peek at a pillow and Maxwell had lunch with designer Christiane Lemieux, but here we've got all the pictures and prices for the kitchen and tabletop part of the collection...
Above, is the Reversible Pot Holder and Oven Mitt Set ($5). Shown in Leaves and Regency patterns. A two-pack of kitchen towels are also available in these patterns ($5):
Perch Collection: Reversible Placemats ($4 each) and coordinating napkins ($3).
Reversible Border Placemats ($4 each) and coordinating Regency napkins ($3).
Reversible Table Runners ($13):
Be sure to check out the rest of the collection at our sister sites!
- Dwell Studio for Target: Baby Collection over at OhDeeDoh
- Dwell Studio for Target: Bedding Collection over at Apartment Therapy
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Oh, this is great stuff! I love their bedding, so feel like this is a great progression!
So cute! When will it be in stores?
The Target press releases says available in February
I'm just worried these styles are already on their way out. I guess, however, that means they are just coming in for many Target customers (don't hate, I love Target).
I agree with Economush. As much as I love me some Tarjay, I'm thinking that their consumers tend to be behind the curve a bit when it comes to design. As such, they'll probably love the Dwell stuff.
The bigger issue that I have with Dwell - well, besides its items mediocre quality - is that it's all made to be disposable. These are not styles one is going to want to live with for years. Which, I guess, is cool if you're buying things from their baby line, and you're only planning on having one child so you look at the things daily for a year or so and then toss it in the dumpster.
But, for the furniture, table-wear, pillows, etc. I think it is unfortunate to buy all these poorly-constructed, imported items only to dispose of it in 6 months time. Wouldn't you prefer to either buy vintage or something that has a chance of someday becoming vintage than this not-really-trendy-but-pretending-to-be nonsense? If you buy from Dwell, you know that you're buying into planned obselence... and if you buy Dwell from Target, sadly, the styles are already obsolete.