Croscill Chambord Bedding Sets
Since 1946 Croscill has been one of the most popular names in bedding and home décor. Croscill is well known for their unique bedding ensembles. Since their first comforter ensemble design “arsenic and old lace” which they released in the 1960’s, their unique, beautiful and luxurious bedroom linen sets have become a lead product in the industry.
Since the release of their first collections Croscill has set the standard for the bedding industry. Croscill’s Arsenic and Old Lace collection was the first time that a fully themed ensemble was available to the general public. Today an individual can decorate a beautiful master suite from bedroom to bathroom with Croscill linens and accessories.
Croscill offers accompaniments from window treatments, wallpapers and bedside lamps. Most of Croscill’s design themes can also include matching bathroom pieces including shower curtains, lotion and soap dispensers and other bathroom accessories such as toothbrush holders and tumblers. Croscill’s options offer an exceptional opportunity for the average consumer to decorate their living space without breaking the bank. Today’s consumer doesn’t need to hire an interior decorator to get a beautiful, elegant and matching décor for their home. They can simply choose from one of Croscill’s themes and be assured the class and look that they imagine.
Croscill has dozens of themes including classic Toile, Floral, Southwestern and Tropical ensembles. One of Croscill’s most popular floral designs is the Chambord collection
The Croscill Chambord Collection highlights subtle coloring of amethyst, sage and oyster combined in a rose and vine design. The collection is a romantic and dreamy interpretation of the classic English floral. The comforter is polyester filled and features the rose design interspersed with vines in amethyst. This is highlighted by the sage and oyster tone accents. The sheets of the Chambord Collection are 220 thread count 100 percent cotton percale. They are a tonal print and bordered by a floral vine accent. The floral pattern is continued in the dust ruffle, accent pillows and shams.
