Last month on General Hospital, Kim and Drew chatted over drinks at her place. Kim told him that Julian slept with someone else and broke up with her, and Drew tried to compliment Kim on her knitting. During this episode, Kim (Tamara Braun) was in her home decorated with multicolored geometric patterned pillows by West Elm. I've been meaning to post about them for a while. The bright, mixed block, triangle, and stripe patterned pillows are part of the Wallace Sewell handcrafted collection, and they are currently sold out online. Here are some alternative options available at West Elm right now.


You can see two other pillows in Kim's set below:

Last month on General Hospital, Sam was sick, and Alexis came over with chicken noodle soup from Kelly's to make her feel better. During this episode, Sam (Kelly Monaco) and Alexis were in Sam's dining area. I noticed the brass (gold-tone) ball candleholders of different heights on the shelf above Sam's table. They're designed by Aaron Probyn for West Elm, and they also come in bronze and nickel (silver-tone).


Here's a full screenshot where you can see Sam too.

Last month on General Hospital, Elizabeth chatted with Kiki and told Kiki that she and Griffin deserved some happiness. During this episode, Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) and Kiki were seated on her couch with blue and grey ombre velvet pillows by West Elm. I've been meaning to post about them for a while. The pillow covers are the "nightshade" velvet colorway with a linen/cotton back, and they're currently sold out online. Although the ombre version is sold out, Elizabeth's cozy velvet pillow covers come in several other solid shades. I really love them.

If you follow me on twitter, then you might remember me tweeting the following question last week, "Why does Anna have a picture of a mysterious dog in a Union Jack frame on her desk? #GH." The dog wasn't a picture of Friday, Robert's sweet dog from the late 80s. And Anna doesn't have a dog, at least not onscreen. So who was this mystery dog? A couple people tweeted back and hypothesized that it was a gift from Queen Elizabeth II, as the dog looked like one of her corgis. Could Anna have received the frame as a gift for her service to the Queen?

Today, I solved the mystery, and it's not quite as exciting as our speculation. Anna's Union Jack frame is from Anthropologie, and it comes with the picture of a painted dog in the frame. You can purchase it there, along with a smaller version of the frame containing another painted pup. So my case is now closed. Let's hope our next Anna Devane mystery is a little more exciting.