Soft florals, romantic details, and vintage-inspired patterns are everywhere right now. It’s clear we’re all craving accessories and decor that feel nostalgic, and leaning into the whimsy is key. Set your dining table with nature-inspired napkins, dry your hands on a charming tea towel, prune your garden with flower-adorned shears—small details make all the difference.
If your ideal home looks like it belongs in a storybook garden, you’re going to swoon over Rifle Paper Co.’s garden study collection. It includes a handful of gardening tools, home goods, stationary, fashion accessories, and more covered in antique-esque, floral patterns that feel reminiscent of grandma’s house. There are also bug, beetle, and butterfly prints that have an eclectic, nature-inspired look.
Right now, the brand is offering an exclusive promo—Good Housekeeping readers will save 15% off sitewide with code GARDEN15. Whether you’re hunting for home decor inspiration, shopping for pretty office supplies, or getting a head start on Mother’s Day gifts, this special spring discount will run through May 18.
Rifle Paper Co.’s Garden Study Collection
With so many charming pieces, it’s impossible to choose favorites, but I am a huge fan of the brand’s stationary. The pretty spiral notebooks, embroidered journals, patterned pens, and birth month bookmarks are so adorable—and make affordable gift ideas. More standouts in the collection include these porcelain dessert plates perfect for hosting spring dinner parties, this garden rose embroidered pillow that’ll add romance to any room, and this round lidded box ideal for storing tiny treasures.
Sure, shopping the collection can help you make your home feel like a flower garden, but it also includes some beginner-friendly gardening tools, like a multi-purpose bucket for lugging dirt or seeds around the yard and a stainless steel tool set that’s covered in blooms. And, don’t forget a garden-inspired baseball cap that keeps selling out, according to the brand.
Keep in mind, the promo excludes sale items and gift cards. It can’t be combined with other offers and every customer can only use the code once.
Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) leads Good Housekeeping’s gift guide strategy. She writes and edits commerce content, where she analyzes lifestyle trends, shopping data, and works closely with the Good Housekeeping Institute to recommend top-tested products. Previously, she was the associate lifestyle editor for GH and wrote for publications including ELLE Decor, BobVila.com, and Unique Homes Magazine. When she’s not tracking down buzzy products, you can find her walking her dog, Skye, around Jersey City.
