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| Peacock Alley's Penelope duvet and shams |
Ah, spring . . . step behind the scenes with me on Peacock Alley's spring 2015 photo shoot. These gorgeous images were shot on location at Peacock Alley founder Mary Ella Gabler's family farm in Granbury, TX. The models are her own granddaughters, the brood of Gabler's sons Josh and Jason Needleman, who run the company with their mother.
The girls are darling and so photogenic. You can view the new collection here. Some of my favorites are the ruffled Penelope duvet and shams (pictured above)—like a petticoat!— the Eloise duvet and shams (scroll to find them below) that look like a meadow full of flowers, and the Vienna hand embroidered duvet and shams (scroll down to find them).
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| Peacock Alley princesses, wrapped in Majorca throws |
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| Making hay while the sun shines at the Gabler family farm |
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| Peacock Alley's mohair and wool Capetown throw |
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| Gabler family farmhouse in background |
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| Peacock Alley's Eloise duvet |
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| Peacock Alley's scalloped Overture towels |
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| Peacock Alley's Emma robe |
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| Peacock Alley's Tiffany bath rug, |
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| Peacock Alley's newest matelassé coverlets |
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| Peacock Alley's Marsaille shams |
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| Peacock Alley's hand embroidered Vienna duvet and shams |
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| Every farm has to have a woodshed |
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| The stone porch |
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| Tool shed at the farm with its climbing wisteria |
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| Potting shed at the farm |
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| A Gabler granddaughter leaping in a cape made of Peacock Alley sheeting |
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| Proud as a Peacock: Mary Ella Gabler and granddaughter, in between takes Read more about how the family farm was instrumental in Peacock Alley's success in Gabler's memoirs, Uncommon Thread |
