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design by the book: julia rothman ‘at ease’ pillows

by Grace Bonney

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aside from the d*s biz ladies events, design by the book was probably my favorite project i’ve ever worked on for the site. so i’m always happy to hear that design by the book alumni are selling the work they created for the video series.

designer julia rothman just released a limited edition series of 30 pillows featuring the pattern she designed for design by the book, called ‘at ease’. julia’s at ease pillows are 18″ square and are hand silkscreened in two colors with red piping. if you want to get your hands in one of her limited edition pillows click here (click on “shop”) for more info and to shop!

ps: click here to check out rei jin’s fantastic snow white inspired guest post on the d*s guest blog!

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