Zo & Jordan Releases Farmhouse-Inspired Kraft Paper Holiday Decor Collection
Joanna Gaines-inspired farmhouse table scape and wall decor made of Kraft paper, ink and twine.
REDMOND, Wash., September 20, 2017 (Newswire.com) - Zo & Jordan launches their 2017 Holiday Collection by designer Bea Jordan on Sept. 29, 2017. Initially a customized special occasions décor retailer, Zo & Jordan expanded to the home décor market earlier this year. “We’ve seen our customers’ stories unfold through the milestones we helped them celebrate – engagements, weddings and baby showers. We were a piece of the puzzle that all came together to form their most precious memories, and we wanted to continue to be part of those stories,” said Jordan.
A Fixer-Upper fan herself, Jordan’s assortment takes much inspiration from Joanna Gaines’ style and values. Her Kraft paper farmhouse scrolls and table runners are thoughtfully designed to convey a charming, understated elegance that elevates the look of any living space while preserving the familial warmth of a home.
The natural, neutral look of Kraft paper adds variety to styled walls usually dominated by framed prints and wooden signs, making Zo & Jordan’s scrolls a versatile statement piece.
The Holiday Collection will include some of last year’s best sellers along with newly designed scrolls and table runners for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
For more information about The Holiday Collection, Zo & Jordan, or to contact Bea Jordan, please write to info@zoandjordan.com.
About Zo & Jordan
Bea Jordan started designing and creating customized special occasion décor for her shop when she was faced with a very real issue many Pinterest-ing DIYers are familiar with: the gap between one’s Pinterest-inspired vision and how to turn said vision into reality. She bridged that gap with an assortment of hand-made napkins and designed table scape items that were a refreshing alternative to the generic party store stock, creating pieces that evoked a host’s thoughtfulness and her personal touch. She grew attached and devoted to her clientele, having been a contributor to some of the most celebrated milestones in their lives. In 2017, she endeavored to continue being a part of their story and reach others by expanding her assortment to include a home décor line. The new category was created not only for those transitioning from tying the knot to building a nest, but also those looking to translate the welcoming warmth of their personal touch to their home, usually with a preference for farm house, industrial, rustic, cottage or vintage styles.
Source: Zo & Jordan
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