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A little studio truth: green is our favorite neutral, especially when the light starts changing in September.We wanted a...
09/24/2026

A little studio truth: green is our favorite neutral, especially when the light starts changing in September.
We wanted a color pairing for fall that felt rooted in the earth, so we set leafy fern green right beside a quiet dusty pink. One brings depth and vitality; the other adds a soft, gentle warmth.

Watching each motif come alive by hand on the print table reminded us that cozy doesn’t have to mean only oranges and browns.
Swipe to see the rhythm behind the block.
Which corner of your home is craving a layer like this?



InteriorLayering FallPalette

The best piece of advice I received when starting this brand was remarkably simple: “Stick to blues and greens.” They to...
09/14/2026

The best piece of advice I received when starting this brand was remarkably simple: “Stick to blues and greens.” They told me that if you want to capture the spirit of New England, you anchor yourself in the landscape—the coastal blues, the mossy pines, the weathered stone. That counsel became our creative compass.

While we never shy away from experimenting with rich, striking colors, these two remain the heartbeat of every collection.

Fun fact: the stone steps these pieces are resting on were built in the 12th century in New Delhi, India. Nearly nine hundred years of masonry meeting our seasonal palette.

Photography: Chandni Dudeja

When we sat down to pull together this palette, we wanted colors that felt like late September sun- sunbaked terracotta,...
09/10/2026

When we sat down to pull together this palette, we wanted colors that felt like late September sun- sunbaked terracotta, dried marigolds, and the kind of earthy tones that instantly wrap a room in warmth. There’s something so grounding about hand-carved block prints layered together like this. No plastic fall decor, just pure comfort holding space for the cooler months ahead.

A study in texture, shadow, and slow-made craft.The Fall Collection has arrived. Designed to bring depth and character t...
09/07/2026

A study in texture, shadow, and slow-made craft.
The Fall Collection has arrived. Designed to bring depth and character to daily rituals, this season’s palette draws from the earth- ochre, w**e, and grounding neutrals layered alongside expressive motifs and tailored lines. These are heirloom textiles created not just to fill a space, but to give it atmosphere, weight, and history.

The complete collection is now available online. Head to the link in bio to bring the season home.

Photography: Chandni Dudeja

09/04/2026

A shift in the air, a slower rhythm, and textured layers for the cooler days ahead.

Our Fall Collection arrives this Monday. We’ve brought together grounding earth tones, rich embroideries, and timeless pieces designed to bring warmth and depth into your everyday spaces.

Every year, the shift into fall starts at home.The lighter linens get folded away, deeper colors come out of the cupboar...
08/31/2026

Every year, the shift into fall starts at home.

The lighter linens get folded away, deeper colors come out of the cupboard, and we start moving things around a little by little, making the house feel ready for the season ahead.

Small things, but somehow we just never seem to get tired of these rituals.

The colors we live with dictate how we unwind. Instead of quick seasonal decor, we’re leaning into shades you won’t get ...
08/26/2026

The colors we live with dictate how we unwind. Instead of quick seasonal decor, we’re leaning into shades you won’t get tired of. Warm heritage reds, grounding greens, and softened pinks that feel lived-in and calm. Swipe through the psychology behind our favorite fall tones. Which one feels most like home to you?

When we were designing the Vera Pillow, we kept oscillating between two very different moods: the nostalgic, lush romanc...
08/24/2026

When we were designing the Vera Pillow, we kept oscillating between two very different moods: the nostalgic, lush romance of a French cabbage rose, and the wild, resilient texture of dried yarrow.
Instead of choosing, we merged them.

We wanted a floral that carried the heavy-headed charm of an heirloom garden, but with the grounded, earthy soul of a roadside meadow—a bloom that feels right at home as the seasons begin to shift. Stamped by hand in warm terracotta between crisp, w**e-toned ticking stripes, it brings that rich, dried-botanical depth straight into fall.

It’s romantic without being delicate. The kind of piece meant to be tucked into a favorite reading chair with a warm throw and loved all season long.

We could print thousands of yards in minutes with a digital press, but you’d lose everything that makes it special. You’...
08/20/2026

We could print thousands of yards in minutes with a digital press, but you’d lose everything that makes it special. You’d lose the tiny quirks where the carved wood met the weave just a millimeter differently, or where the artisan’s hand pressed with quiet intention. The Rumi pillows start here: raw cotton, dyed pigments, and pure human touch.



Every single grid and speckled edge on our Rumi pillows is pressed by hand, aligned entirely by eye. You can see the tiny shifts where the ink took a little deeper or where the pressure softened—and honestly, that’s where the soul lives. It’s human, imperfect, and grounding.
The base is set. Next, we give it texture.



We love things that ask to be touched. The floral work on our Rumi pillows is dense, heavy, and raised right off the fabric, guided by hand stitch by stitch through worn wooden hoops. It doesn’t look like sterile decor, and it isn’t meant to sit untouched. It’s made to be leaned on, curled up with, and lived in for years.

Rumi pillows arriving this fall.



We love things that ask to be touched. The floral work on our Rumi pillows is dense, heavy, and raised right off the fabric, guided by hand stitch by stitch through worn wooden hoops. It doesn’t look like sterile decor, and it isn’t meant to sit untouched. It’s made to be leaned on, curled up with, and lived in for years.

Rumi pillows arriving this fall.

Here are few things we’ve come to believe about living with beautiful things.
08/17/2026

Here are few things we’ve come to believe about living with beautiful things.

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