Craving vivid, artistic coaster collections to liberate my dwelling from the monotonous 'blah'

Nordstrom Offers Discounted Jonathan Adler Coaster Sets

For those with a keen eye for unique home decor, Nordstrom is currently offering a range of discounted Jonathan Adler coaster sets. These collectible items, known for their distinct designs, are now available at reduced prices, making them an even more enticing addition to any home.

The Renaissance coaster set, originally priced at $95, is now available for $74. This classic design, with its modern twist, features hand-fired porcelain coasters with a glossy finish. Another coaster set, priced at $85 before the sale, can now be purchased for $66. Its colors are beautiful, and the stripes are equally eye-catching.

The delicate design coaster set, previously priced at $125, is now available for $93. This set, like the others, is made from hand-fired porcelain and boasts a glossy finish.

The coaster sets in Nordstrom's collection showcase a diverse range of designs. From pithy slogans to intricate sea-inspired designs, pop art, and more, there's a set to suit every taste. These coasters can help in incorporating multiple interior design trends, making them a versatile addition to any home.

The coaster sets come in sets of 4, and there are various designs available. If your budget allows, the article suggests that multiple sets could be purchased to further enhance your home decor.

For those interested in more options, a screenshot of the shop page for additional coaster sets is provided.

It's worth noting that the high-quality porcelain tablecloths by Jonathan Adler, currently up to 22% off at Nordstrom, are produced by the company pad Wohntextilien. This company works with small European manufactories, ensuring sustainability and exclusivity.

So, if you're in the market for unique, high-quality home decor items, be sure to check out the discounted Jonathan Adler coaster sets at Nordstrom.

Craving vivid, artistic coaster collections to liberate my dwelling from the monotonous 'blah'