Pacific & Rose's best summer sale!

 

Summer entertaining season has officially begun! One of my favorite ways to start each season is to treat myself to some new table linens, and now is the perfect time to stock up on the most beautiful table linens of all! 

Pacific and Rose is having a big summer sale!

 

This 4th of July Sale provides a 30% discount on online purchases. 

Please use the code:

INDEPENDENCEDAY30

 

The 30% off sale will also be available in person at Seaside Gallery and Goods from July 3rd through July 6th, 2025.

 

This garden table was elegantly arranged with a stunning Pink City tablecloth, set a few weeks ago in my vegetable garden.

 

With each gathering, I’m reminded that the heart of entertaining lies not only in the details we thoughtfully arrange, but in the memories we create around the table.

 

Whether it’s a spontaneous brunch with friends or an elegant evening under the stars, welcoming others into our homes brings a kind of magic that lingers long after the last candle is blown out.

 

I’ve found myself drawn to patterns and colors in Pink City that echo the vibrancy of summer. Sun-warmed pink linens that flutter in the breeze and create a sense of joy for me and my guests. 

There’s an undeniable joy in curating these textures and tones that set the stage for laughter and conversation.

 

As as I get inspired, I’m eager to share these little discoveries with you—each piece, each story, another page in our shared journey of hospitality and style. Let's look at this other gorgeous pattern...

 

Isn't this Cypress pattern ideal for all types of summer dinner parties?

It's all about enhancing your dining experience with the Cypress tablecloth, featuring a sophisticated pattern in mellow yellow, soft pinks, and fresh greens. 

Inspired by the renowned Tuscan cypress trees, this design captures the essence of sunlit landscapes and tranquil outdoor dining.  

It is an ideal addition to any summer soiree, whether held indoors or alfresco!

As the season unfolds, continue to highlight the little things that make gatherings special: a treasured pitcher brimming with fresh lemonade, candles flickering in the twilight, even a favorite playlist humming in the background.

 

These are the details that linger in memory. That amazing trip to Italy is brought to the forefront of our minds and homes with this exquisite Cypress tree pattern. 

It's the subtle touches that transform an everyday meal into a cherished occasion and create memories that last a lifetime.

 

July in the garden is truly enchanting. I recently arranged a table using the latest linens from Pacific and Rose. The French blue stripe pattern, known as Breton, adds a sophisticated touch.

 

There’s something about setting a beautiful table outdoors, surrounded by the lush greenery of July, that turns even a simple meal into a festive occasion. 

The gentle rustle of leaves overhead and the subtle fragrance of blooming the jasmine infuse every gathering with a sense of celebration.

 

I love how the right linens can transform an ordinary afternoon into a scene straight from a summer dream—each napkin, runner, and tablecloth adds its own story to the mix.

 

Recently, I’ve been experimenting with mixing and matching patterns—pairing the classic stripes of Breton with cheerful florals, or layering textured placemats beneath delicate plates.

 

Although I do love the simplicity that a matching set brings. It creates a relaxed elegance to any setting, inviting guests to linger a little longer, savoring both the meal and the special moments spent together. 

Breton is the perfect pattern for this look! I love how the two tones of blue in this pattern create an invitation to add all tones of blue to the table. 

 

It’s these small, thoughtful details—freshly cut garden blooms in simple vases, sparkling glasses catching the sunlight, and the glow of candles at dusk—that make each occasion so memorable.

 

There’s something truly empowering about starting a new season, especially when it comes to sharing ideas and beautiful moments with all of you.

These Pink City Napkins just make my heart sing! Look at the attention to detail in this pattern!

 

And as I explore new inspirations, I’m eager to share these little discoveries with you—each piece, each story, another page in our shared journey of hospitality and style.

Isn't this Pink City Table Runner with matching placemats and napkins simply ideal for summer dinner parties? 

BTW, all the flowers shown are grown by me in my backyard cottage garden and vegetable potager.

 

The Raj Placemats, featuring Maharajas, elephant palanquins, and royal Indian charm, are conversation starters. Pair them with matching Raj Napkins. I find myself inspired by the interplay of nature, history and design of this toile pattern.

 

Each piece tells a story—woven in color, tradition, and artistry. Take, for example, the exquisite handiwork behind these linens: a celebration of heritage and craftsmanship that elevates every setting.

Choose from blue or red, or do as I love to do... mix and match!

 

There’s a certain magic in knowing that your table is adorned with items touched by skilled hands and centuries-old techniques, blending the beauty of international artistry with the comfort of home.

 

This pattern and all that are pictured here today are hand block printed by Jaipur artisans on 100% cotton fabric.

Raj and Cypress Kitchen Towels

Now here’s the fun part! All the accessories offered in these lovely patterns…

 

Kitchen tea towels, aprons, robes and cosmetic bags are perfect for gift giving, but don’t forget to treat yourself too!

 

Pink City and Breton Kitchen Towels

These kitchen towels are block-printed in Jaipur, India on 100% soft and absorbent cotton. All Pacific & Rose kitchen towels have a handy twill loop for easy display and drying.

A lovely selection of aprons

These aprons are so useful in the kitchen, garden, or studio. Combined with matching kitchen towels, they create an excellent gift set. 

Why not consider purchasing a stylish apron for yourself?  It certainly makes cooking much more fun!

 

Kimono robes in Pink City, Cypress and Breton

Hand block-printed in a radiant palettes, these lightweight kimono style cotton robes feature a relaxed silhouette, wide sleeves, and a matching belt for easy lounging or layering. So comfy!

Choices, choices!!! I couldn't choose one, so I picked the blue Breton and the Pink City for myself!!

I love how each robe is presented in a matching block printed envelope. It makes a such beautiful gift for mom, daughter or bestie!

 

Quilted Cosmetic Bags in Pink City, Breton and Cypress 

Ever so popular, the latest Quilted Cosmetic Pouch is, you guessed it… available in three lovely new patterns, as well!

They're made in our favorite quilted block-printed pattern and the inside is lined with plastic for easy clean-up. Inside you'll also find two handy pockets. And look at the adorable little tassel is attached to the zipper! So cute!

 

For Southern California locals, pop in to Seaside Gallery & Goods to shop all of these products from Pacific & Rose and more!!

Visit PacificandRose.com to shop the big summer sale now!

 

This 4th of July Sale provides a 30% discount on online purchases through July 6th, 2025. 

Please use the code:

INDEPENDENCEDAY30

 

The 30% off sale will also be available in person at Seaside Gallery and Goods from July 3rd through July 6th, 2025. 

Pacific & Rose at Seaside Gallery and Goods 

124 Tustin Avenue Suite 100 Newport Beach, California 92663
Phone: 949-438-7277

 

ciao fabiana

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vintage finds from antiques cottage

 

Don’t you love discovering new little shops right in your own neighborhood? There’s a sweet little antiques shop called Antiques Cottage right here on 17th Street here in Costa Mesa that I never knew about before.

 

I found some really fun little finds last week when I stopped in, and it just so happened that they were having a sale, so the prices were really reasonable. What more could you ask for?!

Just a few little fun things to add to my collection, and some of them make really cute additions to my tablescapes too.

 

I’ll show you some of these fun finds individually… first up is this darling depression glass double-handled sugar bowl in just the most perfect shade of green.

 

This type of glass is also known as Uranium glass because it has minute traces of this element, and it actually glows brightly under a black light. So cool!

It's just the right size for a little impromptu bouquet of flowers from the garden.

 

I also found this amazing zester with vintage green wooden handle. These vintage kitchen utensils still work great, and I’ve gathered a useful little collection over the years.

 

After a thorough scrubbing, this little beauty is set to create beautiful ribbons of citrus peel for a my next yummy recipe or cocktail.

 

Now how about these cute little piggy napkin rings? I found a larger set, and I’m keeping half and selling the second set of 4 on my eBay store. You can check them out here.   

 

These little guys are so charming, they’d be a fabulous addition to any tablescape, from country to farmhouse to grandmother chic.

I paired them with this bright and festive blue and white check napkin for my 4th of July table. They just add such a fun whimsical touch, don't they? 

One of my favorite finds that day was this beautiful embossed antique creamware pitcher. I listed it on eBay last week, and it sold immediately.

 

Pitchers are one of my favorite ways to display flowers. I don’t know what it is, but flowers always looks so good in a pretty pitcher.

 

These soft purple Downton Abbey rose grows like mad in my garden, and I just love it in this creamware pitcher.

 

Here are some other ones, both large and small, that I have listed on the blog shop. 

This McCoy striped mixing bowl is my absolute favorite find of the day. It’s the perfect size for my big salad. This one has bacon, egg, tomato and is topped with a home-made ranch dressing… super yummy!

 

Here are some similar McCoy bowls for you to check out and if you're interested, here’s a link to my ranch dressing recipe. It whips up in minutes and it's dairy-free, paleo, and full of delicious herbs. 

 

The two matching polychrome transferware bowls I found at Antiques Cottage are just the perfect vessels for going out to the garden, picking fresh veggies like these peas and tomatoes, and bringing them right into the kitchen for a fun and tasty display.

 

These beauties went right into our salad for dinner, and now the bowls are ready for more fresh garden produce. 

What I love most about bowls like this is that they can go straight from the garden to the table, and always look beautiful.

Here’s a pretty eye-spy of vintage kitchen utensils. This is the green handled part of my collection. Can you spy my new little zester?

 

These fun and colorful kitchen gadgets are sometimes spotted at garage sales, thrift stores and on eBay, and best of all, they usually work better that their modern versions.

 

So far I've gathered mostly red and green handled ones utensils, with only a few blue ones to be found in the wild. And of course, blue would be my favorite color.

They add such country charm to the kitchen for a timeless nostalgic look. 

 

I’m telling you this zester works better than any I’ve tried, and the citrus peel becomes very fragrant after being sliced so neatly.

 

My husband also loves vintage kitchen gadgets, and since we both love to cook, it’s one of the things we’re always on the lookout for when we go thrifting together.

 

Here’s my little stash of treasures again. The pudding mold in the back will be used during the holidays to make an old-fashioned Christmas pudding full of spices and fruit that we all love.

The wicker coffee cups are just sooo cute, and I got two sets of 4 that are in the original boxes. 

They're from the1970's just as I suspected. (You can just see Mary Richards and Rhoda using these while gossiping at Mary's kitchen table on the Mary Tyler Moore Show.) 

They'll make adorable options for coffee at brunch or they'd even work great for a hot toddy during the winter months, topped off by a fragrant cinnamon stick, and maybe a twist of orange peel from my new little handy-dandy zester. 

All in all, I'm really pleased with these fun little treasures. What are you collecting these days?

ciao! fabiana

 

 

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