The August Edit
As the mornings become colder, I've found myself drawn to warmth, texture and pieces that make everyday moments feel a little more considered.
I am drawn to the warmth and texture of this cushion. Bold statement incoming...nobody does fabric better than Dedar, I am dreaming of this pattern on an ottoman or daybed.
The tactile moments in your day that make you smile. A cabinet knob is a small moments to showcase your personality and bring joy into your space.
I keep coming back to generous, sculptural glass. It catches the morning light and somehow makes everyday rituals feel considered. This bowl is one of those pieces I’d happily style on a vanity, bedside or entry console.
The first coffee of the day has become one of my favourite moments of slowing down. Before emails, whilst cuddling our little ones, and before the day properly begins.
Is there anything more luxurious in the morning than lighting a candle? More than just a scent, this candle is design forward and considered as a standalone styling moment.
My cheat code on the mornings I haven’t got it together. Throw on a statement necklace and somehow I look polished.
Every interior space needs patina! I use this design rule when working with clients to curate their spaces. Patina is something vintage, collected or inherited; objects or furniture that show signs of aging and give a lived in feel to your space.
I have no notes. This Courtney Grow collection for Reformation is dreamy and these elevated slides are no exception.
Warm fluffy towels for winter. These Hommey towels tick every box, the pin stripe, the scale and the colour palette.
I am endlessly inspired by the way lighting brand Henrii reimagines traditional design. Their pieces feel collected and design led, with a beautiful sense of nostalgia that's difficult to define. This tassel pendant stole my heart.
