This weekend my new Ballard catalog came. I am, to put it mildly, obsessed with Ballard for their varied styles, amazing price points, COM capabilities and custom fabric options. Not to mention, the quality is great too. So I was thrilled to see some new items in their catalog and wanted to share my picks with you this morning (I have lots of classic Ballard items I love, but these are the newbies!)
The Macau armchair not only now comes in new finishes like silver, green, chocolate, but they lowered the price too!
I would love to use one of the Stevenson whitewashed wood headboards at a beach house, or a pair of the nail head quatrefoil cutout upholstered headboards in a little girls room!
I am LOVING this new tufted dining chair. I am going to get one for my new desk chair since the one I bought is about as comfortable as a cactus. I am also loving this corner upholstered daybed- available in a bevy of fabrics!
I think I have a “thing” for daybeds- I would love this one in my office!
Cowhide rugs for layering over a sisal in any room, and this sleek meets rustic side table. All good.
A couple new chandeliers- one a vintage looking empire style chandy for a Paris flea market look, or this wood carved one for a chic country look- love ‘em both!
Table lamps for any decor- casual or formal.
Alos loving this ikat pillow and the brain sack pillows available in different sizes!
Or how about this little birdcage pendant lights? Adorable in a powder room with aviary/chinoiserie style wallpaper!
Awesome large sunburst mirror and a ol’ favorite of mine that is now on SALE!
Ballard is also a great place to find large scale affordable art for those space you just have no idea what to do with!
And a gift giving favorite of mine, their cheap (the large is $26) monogrammed burlap mags- fill ‘em with goodies for holiday time for a really personal touch!
I too am a Ballard fan. I love that they are selling fabric by the yard. I used their black and ivory striped fabric to reupholster my dining room chairs.
I love the variety at Ballard! The burlap totes are so great, I have one from years ago that still gets a lot of rotation. It's perfect for the beach, comes in great colors and the large can fit a lot. Love your idea of filling them as a holiday gift!
How great is their new stuff?! I got the catalog last week and was about to do a post on it, too! I'm in love with that new chandy…
Great finds! Love those chairs- may have to pick up a few for my new apartment. How was the interview at Fox?!
Check out their Madeira rug too. A great replacement for the discontinued west elm design, though a bit more expensive.
Loving that zebra patterned daybed…thanks for the highlights!
You always post the best resources, how was I unaware of Ballard for all these years…That corner daybed…I die! In our new house we have a room that will one day (god willing) be the nursery, but for now we have no idea what to do with it! Perrrfect…I too am now obsessed…
I have never used Ballard before, thanks for letting me know that they are so reliable etc and they have some great offerings.
Regarding you desk chair though, the cushy one you mentioned will probably not do the trick and cure all. You should really look into real ergonomic chairs. I have some great recommendations if you want to go "ergonomic" :-)
Ooh…that daybed is wondey. So is their art…I agree. Better than most mass produced art. I no longer live in the U.S., but once I come back Ballard better still be there.
Nice picks :) They really are a great resource for all sorts of styles.
I love Ballard too! I have been eyeing that mirror with the octagonal-shaped border forever. Gorgeous!
so grateful for that branch print that I found some graphics today and called my favorite printer and tomorrow I will have my own ginormous canvas branch print for a tenth of the price. thank you!!! it is exactly what my mantle needs.
I can honestly say this was my fave Ballard catalog to date. Every page was something I flag to either buy, copy, or search out locally.
great selections! i love how all the pieces have a very discovered feel – not mass produced