Joanna Gaines' First Furniture Collection Just Debuted

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Joanna Gaines, one half of HGTV's "Fixer Upper" couple, has been filling revived Texas houses with her signature country vintage style for two seasons now (the third season debuts in December!). Soon, you'll be able to recreate some of that same aesthetic in your home thanks to the Gaines' latest project, Magnolia Home Furnishing by Joanna Gaines. The designer recently debuted the line of furniture and accessories in partnership with Standard Furniture Corporation at the International Home Furnishings Market in High Point, North Carolina. 

 "Joanna Gaines will bring an element to the furniture business that is unrivaled," said Todd Evans, president of Standard Furniture, in a press release. "Her design style and enthusiasm for creating a lifestyle that promotes home and family will resonate with people of all walks of life."

We've always admired Joanna's ability to give old homes new life while preserving character details (or in some cases, adding them back), and this collection, which includes furnishings for every room and decorative accessories, captures all that same appeal. The line is broken down into Primitive, Industrial, Boho, French Inspired, Farm and Traditional genres to satisfy different buyers' styles. 

"This is a dream come true for me," Joanna said. "I have always wanted my style to be accessible and available to those looking for new design solutions for their homes."

Magnolia Home by Joanna Gaines will be arriving in retail stores across the country in January. 

Joanna took to Instagram to share some of her favorite pieces from the collection:

The furniture line is finally out! Chip played around with the scissors for a bit but the ribbon cutting finally happened today! So excited to be here at High Point Market with the family for the opening of the Magnolia Home showroom! @highpointmarket #magnoliahomefurniture

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I wanted to share some of my favorite pieces from the Magnolia Home line! Here's a look at the wood canopy bed and the quadrafoil metal bed and metal medicine cabinets. You will be able to purchase pieces from my line at retailers nationwide in January. #metalandwood #magnoliahomefurniture

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Finishing up his and her offices for this week's reveal. Which is your favorite shiplap look- Natural or White? #shiplapforthewin #fixerupper #magnoliahomes @hgtv

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Today I'm going to show you a peek inside the showroom from this weekend in High Point, NC. I am super excited about the launch of Magnolia Home furnishings and accessories- products will be available at retailers nationwide in January. Many of the pieces were inspired by antique finds in our farmhouse. I love that these goods will be accessible and affordable for your home! #magnoliahomefurniture

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Here are some of my comfy chairs in fun pops of color- I can't decide my favorite?! #magnoliahomefurniture

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One of my favorite beds from the Magnolia Home line on the top, and below is Chip's favorite 😉 #oppositesattract #magnoliahomefurniture

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Fun Magnolia Home primitive island with shelving, drawers, and towel bar. #magnoliahomefurniture

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Here's a buffet and a bed from the primitive collection. The chairs have a French wood detail and fun velvet color to mix it up! #primitive #eclectic #magnoliahomefurniture

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These pieces are for those of you who like the farmhouse and French flare! #magnoliahomefurniture

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These pieces are from the traditional and modern collections- classic and clean lines #magnoliahomefurniture #mixitup

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Chip even shared how proud he is of his wife:

We had such a great time at high point. I am just so proud of Jo. She worked incredibly hard and it paid off in spades. #magnoliahome

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"We had such a great time at High Point," wrote Chip on Instagram. "I am just so proud of Jo. She worked incredibly hard and it paid off in spades."

Learn more about Magnolia Home by Joanna Gaines in the below video:

From: Country Living US


By Rebecca Shinners

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