Patchwork, Pattern, and a Patriotic Palette – Threshold’s New Collection Celebrates Nostalgic Summertime Charm with an American Twist
This summer-ready collection arrives just in time for Memorial Day decorating
After countless years of the 'Euro summer' aesthetic influencing how we reimagine our interiors for summertime, trends are taking a turn stateside – at least according to Target's new Threshold collection.,
Brimming with home finds in classically American styles, an obligatory red, white, and blue color palette lays the groundwork for Threshold's summer drop, which consists of everything from vases and candles to decorative pillows, blankets, and bedding.
But the American influence doesn't stop there. Heritage florals, plaid prints, and patchwork designs make an appearance too, creating a collection that feels charmingly nostalgic and heavily shaped by traditional American design trends.
Threshold's summer collection is brimming with summer table decor ideas – like the Floral Printed Tablecloth, the Painted Short Neck Decorative Vase, and the Legacy Heirloom Dinner Plates – that can help you stylize the scene at your next dinner party.
With Memorial Day just around the corner, it feels especially fitting to embrace Americana-coded decor right now, and this collection adapts the aesthetic in a timeless, tasteful manner. But rather than leaning overly thematic, the collection's design stays versatile – fit for national holiday celebrations, yes, but easy to style during the rest of the year, too.
The selection of blankets, for instance, subtly taps into American aesthetics – like the Yarn Dyed Cotton Blanket with its blue plaid design or even the Knit Throw Blanket with its pointelle pattern. The tableware does the same, like the Legacy Heirloom Dinner Plate and the Floral and Chambray Double Sided Placemat. These pieces can update your home for the summer season with sweet and subtle patriotic flair.
But if one thing stands out amongst the rest, it's the Patchwork Reversable Quilt Set – a charming and nostalgically designed bed set that'll make your bedroom feel like it belongs in a cozy, characterful cottage.
Give your bed a nostalgic look with the Patchwork Reversable Quilt Set, and don't forget to complete the scene with the Patchwork Oversized Oblong Pillow.
Whether you're eager to elevate your home with some patriotic decor ahead of Memorial Day Weekend, or you just want to channel that vintage Americana aesthetic at home this summer, this collection has everything you need. Shop our favorites, below.
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It's always a good idea to keep a few blankets around for chilly summer nights. This one oozes summertime style with its geometric design and blue-and-white color scheme. Use it to curl up outside to watch the fireworks on Memorial Day or the Fourth of July.
If you plan on hosting guests this Memorial Day Weekend (or even any time this summer), consider investing in some new towels for your guest bathroom. This style taps into American elegance with its bright red color and its needlepoint-inspired motif. Style aside, its cotton jacquard fabric is exceptionally absorbant.
Summertime soirées call for serveware that's fit for the occasion. This platter certainly is, with its delicate, toile-inspired design. It looks like an heirloom – a platter that's been passed down through generations and eventually found its way to you. Use it on your dinner table to create an elegant, vintage-inspired scene this summer.
No pattern trend is as nostalgic as patchwork. Though we most often see it in the form of quilts or bedding, it's just as desirable as a pillow, and this model is proof. I just love its red and white coloring, as well as the subtle floral details in its design. As a bonus, this pillow is reversible with a blue floral pattern on the back.
This wine glass reminds me of the glassware my grandmother used to keep in her house. The etched detail on its rim is subtle, but so characterful – turning an ordinary glass into something worthy of attention. Designed with heirloom potential, this glass is bound to make any tablescape look more thoughtful and considered.
Between its floral design and its red, white, and blue color scheme, this tablecloth will make any summer tablescape come to life with festive flair. Use it to set the scene for outdoor dinner parties or indoor meals. And don't worry about it getting dirty – this tablecloth is machine washable for convenient cleaning.
I'm a big fan of swapping kitchen towels with the seasons. It's an easy and affordable switch that can give your kitchen a fresh, new look. This mismatched set of two is on my wish list this summer. With vibrant colors and lively patterns, these towels will bring some tasteful patriotic flair to the kitchen.
Update your couch's aesthetic appeal this summer with this patchwork pillow. Between its soft blue and white coloring and its star-like motif, it'll undoubtedly add character to the scene. Plus, its design taps into that classic Americana aesthetic that's so desirable right now.
Whether filled with a floral arrangement or left empty, this vase is bound to add character to your home this summer. I love its alluring blue color, as well as its hand-drawn floral motifs. Use it as a coffee table styling idea that's both stylish and fitting for the summer holidays.
From the color scheme to the heritage prints and the overall nostalgic appeal, Threshold's summer collection is rooted in familiarity and timeless design. Use these chic pieces to decorate your home for summer holidays or to simply give your space that comfortable, characterful touch it so deserves.
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Devin Toolen is a New York-based Style Editor for Homes & Gardens. After achieving her Bachelor’s Degree at Villanova University, Devin moved to Paris, France, to obtain her Master’s Degree at Parsons School of Design. Upon returning to the United States, Devin began working in the media industry with Cosmopolitan Magazine, where she wrote trend-driven fashion stories and assisted on set for many photoshoots, and later Livingetc, where she wrote interior design stories and assisted with the magazine’s social media pages. She has an appreciation for every aspect of personal style – from the clothes we wear to the design of our homes. In her spare time, Devin enjoys embroidery and antique shopping in the city.