In 1946 when George Kahn started the Croscill Curtain Company, he began the legacy of redefining home fashion tradition with the introduction of the Croscilla window. By the late 1960s, Croscill expanded its touch to the bedroom. Croscill’s twist on the old custom turned the sympathizer from a necessary but obscure item to an ornamental centerpiece.

Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Croscill was the first to recognize the synergistic effect of coordinated home fashion items. By 1988, the company offered coordinated pillows, table rounds, lamps, lampshades, wallpaper, and wall borders. Croscill proceeded to advance the concept of “total room coordination” by launching a line of bathroom accessories in 1993.

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