After living in the Southeast, New York City, and the West Coast, I felt a pull to return to New England and found myself missing the verdant landscape. The natural world has long been a defining aspect of my life. As a child growing up in Vermont, nature was my canvas, shaping my adventures and imagination. This influence continues to inspire both my design work and the environment I create in my own home.
French Recycled Hemp Gardening Clogs
These are made from 100% recycled plastic and hemp. They’re my go-to for quickly dashing in and out of the house in any type of weather.
Ring Dish
For me, collecting special small ceramics is a never-ending endeavor. This catch-all ring dish is one of my most cherished items on my vanity.
Hinoki Body Oil
Sign me up for anything Hinoki. The bonus is that this stuff actually makes your skin feel nice too.
Sequoia Throw
When I’m buying newly made textiles, I prefer to keep things cruelty-free and plant-based. These are 100% cotton and epitomize effortlessness.
Sakaimachi Incense
With a heightened sensitivity to my surroundings, I feel that scent plays an important role in my home’s essence. Burning these are part of my morning ritual.
Permanent Bracelet
Ladyfine’s permanent bracelets are the perfect find for me—low-maintenance and impossible to lose. Plus, a visit to her studio in Bayside offers a fun, personalized experience.
Thrifted Barn Coat
I aim to fill my wardrobe with as many vintage and thrifted items as possible. Minor Works always makes it easy; everyone needs a good barn coat, whether they have a barn or not.
