US’ Macy’s has unveiled Akwaaba Inns for Hotel Collection, a limited-edition assortment created for Macy’s of functional and fashionable home and décor pieces curated by Monique Greenwood, founder and CEO of Akwaaba Inns.

The Akwaaba Inns for Hotel Collection designs feature an expansive range of bedding, pillows, throws, duvets, bath towels, robes, and slippers. The items allow customers to own their style by showcasing their self-expression while treating themselves like guests in their own homes, the company said in a media statement.

Akwaaba Inns for Hotel Collection is about simple self-indulgence that will inspire customers to celebrate their individuality and personal style through Monique’s curated pieces. The bold design ideas in the collection are matched by gutsy geometric patterns and textures in bedding featuring natural fabrics and earthy hues, all conspiring to create an organic ‘global meets modern luxe’ vibe.

“I’m overjoyed to offer style-conscious consumers everywhere the kind of sumptuous bed and bath items and elegant tabletop pieces that lead to unforgettable experiences, which is what we’re all about at Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns. This collaboration with Macy’s is the manifestation of a vision-board goal I’ve had for nearly eight years. Greenwood is personally driven to help people live their best lives—no putting joy on layaway or waiting for guests to come or for a special occasion to pull out the good stuff,” Greenwood said.

“We are thrilled for the opportunity to partner with Akwaaba Inns and Monique who brings her unique style to this beautiful home decor edition of the Hotel Collection. As part of our social purpose platform, Mission Every One, we are committed to partnering with diverse designers and using Macy’s platform to showcase their talents. This latest collaboration will provide our customers with more modern choices to express their personal style at home,” Stephanie Muehlhausen, senior fashion director, Macy’s, said.

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