And although her comment was tongue-in-cheek, she does technically have a lot of rooms to fill. A lifelong interior decorating enthusiast, Ellen has bought and renovated nearly a dozen homes over the last 25 years, many which have graced the editorials of Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, or the pages of her own design book, Ellen DeGeneres Home.
Today, her well-documented love of interiors takes a new form: ED Ellen DeGeneres. Having already launched a line of bedding, serve-ware, and table linens, ED is rolling out furniture with Thomasville in early 2017, as well as seven rug collections, three throw collections, and over 50 decorative pillows with Loloi.
Today, her well-documented love of interiors takes a new form: ED Ellen DeGeneres. Having already launched a line of bedding, serve-ware, and table linens, ED is rolling out furniture with Thomasville in early 2017, as well as seven rug collections, three throw collections, and over 50 decorative pillows with Loloi.
“ When I someday decide to stop doing the show, my entire focus is going to be on design. This is something I’ve wanted to do for a very long time. Ellen Degeneres
“This is the beginning of a big, big business,” says Ellen. Indeed, the ambition is to grow the ED rug, pillow and throw selection twice a year.
Relentless as her schedule is, Ellen insisted on personally reviewing and approving each rug, pillow and throw for the launch firsthand. “I think it’s important that I’m not just signing over my name,” says Ellen. “This is me, every decision on design, everything I’m putting out there.”
Relentless as her schedule is, Ellen insisted on personally reviewing and approving each rug, pillow and throw for the launch firsthand. “I think it’s important that I’m not just signing over my name,” says Ellen. “This is me, every decision on design, everything I’m putting out there.”
