Somewhere between the album covers of 1968 and a kaleidoscope that refuses to settle, you'll find The Groovy Years — Bliss Road's most crowded, least inhibited world. Paint splashes, psychedelic paisley, flower power with the amp turned all the way up. If The Garden is where our color goes to bloom, this is where it goes to dance. Sensible neutrals are available in some other universe.
Purple Craziness took one color and turned the dial until it sang. Sixteen pieces — mugs to desk mats to slip-on sneakers — for people who consider purple a personality. They are correct.
Every artist's floor gets this beautiful eventually; Paint Splash Palette just skips ahead. Splattered color across sneakers, totes and table linens — the good kind of mess, made permanent.
Floral Rhythms swings — blooms set down like notes in a groove that carries from apron to sherpa blanket to beach towel. Turn it up.
Bring home a little bliss.
