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Dian Austin Couture Home "Palazzo" Bed Linens

Friends & Family savings: 25%-30% off entire site. Bedding and Tabletop are 30% off; everything else is 25% off. Savings reflected in checkout. Event ends June 20, 2013, at 8:00 a.m. CT. For details, click here

Details

Exclusively ours. "Palazzo" bed linens from Dian Austin Couture Home® begin with a timeless cut-velvet damask pattern in champagne. A cut-velvet lattice motif on a shimmering ground and a myriad of fancy trimmings add to the elegance. Dry clean.

Damask and lattice linens are made in the USA of imported rayon/polyester.
Damask duvet covers have two-tone cording, taffeta backing, and hidden zipper closure.
Pieced standard and king shams have a damask center, lattice sides, fluff braid trim, and corded edge.
Three-panel faux-silk dust skirt is made in the USA of imported polyester/nylon. Adjustable 18" drop. Tidy pins included.
Lattice curtains have 6" rod pockets, texturized polyester/cotton lining, and weighted corners.

To see the photo with each piece labeled, click here

Designer

About Sferra:
The story of Sferra begins at the turn of the 19th century, when Gennaro Sferra left Italy for the United States in the hopes of finding a market among the Atlantic Coast for his intricate Venetian lace cuffs and collars. By 1912, he and his family had opened up shop on famed Fifth Avenue in New York City. A generation later, Gennaro's two sons expanded their family's collection to include the most luxurious European linens of the day—from renowned double damask from Ireland, to Alençon laces from France, to elaborate embroideries from Belgium and Switzerland. In 1977, the ownership of Sferra was sold by the family to Paul Hooker, under whose keen business savvy and passionate stewardship this classic brand has flourished over the years. With the aid of great advancements in design and production techniques, Sferra has secured its rightful position as a leader in the luxury linens industry. Above all, the secret to the enduring reputation of the Sferra brand is the same now as it was a century ago—only the finest materials are used in any product bearing the Sferra name.

For guidelines on how to measure for curtains,

click here


	Dian Austin Couture Home "Palazzo" Bed Linens Details Exclusively ours. "Palazzo" bed linens from Dian Austin Couture Home® begin with a timeless cut-velvet damask pattern in champagne. A cut-velvet lattice motif on a shimmering ground and a myriad of fancy trimmings add to the elegance. Dry clean. Damask and lattice linens are made in the USA of imported rayon/polyester. Damask duvet covers have two-tone cording, taffeta backing, and hidden zipper closure. Pieced standard and king shams have a damask center, lattice sides, fluff braid trim, and corded edge. Three-panel faux-silk dust skirt is made in the USA of imported polyester/nylon. Adjustable 18" drop. Tidy pins included. Lattice curtains have 6" rod pockets, texturized polyester/cotton lining, and weighted corners. To see the photo with each piece labeled, click here Designer About Sferra: The story of Sferra begins at the turn of the 19th century, when Gennaro Sferra left Italy for the United States in the hopes of finding a market among the Atlantic Coast for his intricate Venetian lace cuffs and collars. By 1912, he and his family had opened up shop on famed Fifth Avenue in New York City. A generation later, Gennaro's two sons expanded their family's collection to include the most luxurious European linens of the day—from renowned double damask from Ireland, to Alençon laces from France, to elaborate embroideries from Belgium and Switzerland. In 1977, the ownership of Sferra was sold by the family to Paul Hooker, under whose keen business savvy and passionate stewardship this classic brand has flourished over the years. With the aid of great advancements in design and production techniques, Sferra has secured its rightful position as a leader in the luxury linens industry. Above all, the secret to the enduring reputation of the Sferra brand is the same now as it was a century ago—only the finest materials are used in any product bearing the Sferra name. For guidelines on how to measure for curtains, click here.