The Southern Home Sourcebook

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The Southern Home Sourcebook

Sweet Dreams
An Alabama-made bed, crisp linens from Texas, and a hand-loomed North Carolina coverlet make for a cozy sanctuary

BED: Alabama’s Andrew Reid, of Reid Classics, is a third-generation craftsman who inherited his predecessors’ gift for reproducing antiques—from nineteenth-century spindle beds to this eighteenth-century pencil post model (from $3,100; reidclassics.com).

BEDDING: Bailey McCarthy launched her Texas-based line, Biscuit Home, in 2012 and ever since has been printing updated takes on classic Southern florals as well as hotel-style bedding, with its bold color borders (black shown), at a mill in South Carolina ($250 per set; biscuit-home.com).

COVERLET: North Carolina weaver Jessica Green of A Little Weather is bringing the art of hand looming to a new generation. Though the technology may be old, unexpected colors such as bright yellow, turquoise, and green lend her designs a beautifully modern look ($500–$940; alittleweather.com).

Photo: Andrew Cebulka