The Giverny Garden Set

Watercolor roses scattered across blush cotton sateen, edged with pearled lace and a softly ruffled trim. The print was painted from the roses Monet kept at Giverny — the garden he tended until his last summer.

We made it for the woman who wakes slowly, opens the window, and waits a moment before reaching for her espresso.

The garden at Giverny

Claude Monet bought the house in 1883. He spent the next forty-three years painting the same roses — the way the light moved across them in spring, the way the petals opened in late June, the way they faded into October.

We chose this print for the debut because it carries the same patience: roses observed slowly, painted softly, kept across seasons. The bedding of a woman who treats her own bedroom the way Monet treated his garden.