These Virginia-inspired finds will add some state pride to your space

As the saying goes, Virginia is for Lovers. Whether Virginia is your home state or adopted state, show off your love on National Virginia Day (Sept. 14) with these fun, state-themed products.

By Michele Kettner • Posted September 11, 2020 at 11:54 a.m.

Photo courtesy Red Barn Mercantile

Virginia Pillow Towel — Photo courtesy Red Barn Mercantile

Throw in the Towel

Show off everything Virginia has to offer (and learn a few things about the state) with this fun dish towel, or display your pride on a pillow. // Catstudio State Dish Towels; $20; Catstudio Pillows; $196

Alexandria sailing pillow — Photo courtesy of Red Barn Mercantile

Summer Sailing

Day dream about your next trip to the Old Town waterfront with a hand-hooked pillow that screams summer fun. // Alexandria, Virginia Pillow; $59

Virginia coffee mug — Photo courtesy of Uncommon Goods

Virginia Brew

Take a trek around Shenandoah National Park without leaving your kitchen. Trace your finger around the park’s famous peaks, valleys and trails as you start planning your next trip to the mountains. // Handmade Hiking Trail Mugs; $48

Virginia heart art — Photo courtesy of The Aviary Girls

Handmade Heart

Customize this rustic handmade piece by placing the heart (or hearts) on the cities that hold a special place in your own. // Rustic State Pallet; $42

Virginia table — Photo courtesy of Fraser Wood Elements

Fredericksburg Fan

Add a touch of Fredericksburg flair to your living room with these locally built end tables and watch your guests locate their home and favorite shops on the map. // Fredericksburg Virginia Map End Table; $395

Virginia map art — Photo courtesy of Etsy

Home Sweet Home

They say home is where the heart is. Show your guests that your heart lies in the Old Dominion state with this cute cutout. // Virginia State Home Heart; $24

Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.