Home fashions from Sears (1972)
The Mixables sheet sets
Beautiful every way you mix them: Afraid to put a striped pillowcase on top of a sheet flowing with flowers? Most people are. So Sears is about to stop all the confusion. The Mixables are here!
Rajah bedspread
“Rajah.” Sears fresh translation of the Far East. It started as a museum show of India art. This rare lotus-and-arch design shone out, and captured our eye.
Showers of Flowers needlepunch bedspread
How on earth do you capture such glorius colors? It’s not easy. It takes a nearly forgotten craft called needulepunch. With tufting actually hand-guided to give colors deep dimension. It takes special yarns, too — yarns that are super-bright and beautiful.
Aquarius draperies
The textured weave in sun-drenched colors
Symbols II draperies
Turn the family room into your family’s favorite room
Matchmate shag carpeting
Sears presents Matchmate Shag. The first carpet in 50 colors.
Shades of the Tiffany look
The cane collection: When Mr Tiffany first saw pagoda umbrellas shading Oriental royalty, he went home and designed a lampshade. You loved it. We did, too.
