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Collection by Olivia Martin

Quilts for Modern Bedrooms

From simple geometrics to a riot of patterns, this folkcraft is easily adapted to a modern aesthetic.

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The pale blue Ada quilt is a perfectly symmetrical pattern thanks to Callahan’s digital printing techniques. Available through the Dwell Store, $600.
The pale blue Ada quilt is a perfectly symmetrical pattern thanks to Callahan’s digital printing techniques. Available through the Dwell Store, $600.
Surprisingly elegant, the Spine quilt references traditional patterns on Navajo blankets. Available through the Dwell Store, $600.
Surprisingly elegant, the Spine quilt references traditional patterns on Navajo blankets. Available through the Dwell Store, $600.
Bold colors and reversible spots elevate HAY’s Mega Dot quilt to Pop Art. Available through A + R Store, $325.
Bold colors and reversible spots elevate HAY’s Mega Dot quilt to Pop Art. Available through A + R Store, $325.
Funquilts not only makes one-of-a-kind quilts, but they work with developmentally disabled adults to make children’s quilts as well. Arcs quilt, from $1,250 available from Modern Quilt Studio
Funquilts not only makes one-of-a-kind quilts, but they work with developmentally disabled adults to make children’s quilts as well. Arcs quilt, from $1,250 available from Modern Quilt Studio
A 100 percent organic option, this reversible brown to blue quilt from notNeutral is not only sustainably made, but will last a lifetime.
A 100 percent organic option, this reversible brown to blue quilt from notNeutral is not only sustainably made, but will last a lifetime.
Although from afar this ivory quilt looks simple, up close, the quilt has detailed neighborhoods like New York City’s Battery Park and Los Angeles’s Studio City. Available at the Dwell Store, $450
Although from afar this ivory quilt looks simple, up close, the quilt has detailed neighborhoods like New York City’s Battery Park and Los Angeles’s Studio City. Available at the Dwell Store, $450