A decoration company that thinks in dates
OHOME is an Amazon-native decor brand whose own storefront is organised by holiday, not by product type: Fall, Back to School, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Summer. That is unusual, and it is the most useful thing about the range, because nobody decorates "table linen" — they decorate the fourteenth of February.
The catalogue reflects it. 88 pieces exist for the autumn table alone, and the same pattern reappears as a runner, a cloth, a flag and a door sign so a house can be dressed in one order. The brand's own line is "Decorate Your Party", and the range is built around exactly that scale of event: a family table, a classroom, a garden.
We are an independent catalogue of that range, not the maker. What we add is the calendar, the sizing help and the lead times, which the storefront does not carry.
Four steps, printed to order
Every OHOME run starts from a calendar square. A Thanksgiving runner and a Thanksgiving flag are designed as one set, so a table and a porch match without effort.
Seasonal artwork is printed onto polyester, linen-look blends or burlap depending on where the piece will live. Outdoor flags take a heavier, UV-tolerant print than an indoor runner.
Edges are hemmed rather than cut, which is what keeps a cloth from fraying through a second season in the box.
Almost everything in the range folds to letter size. That is why a full holiday table arrives in one flat parcel rather than a crate.
Production detail is described from the materials and construction stated on the listings. OHOME does not publish factory locations, and we do not invent them.