Collection
The Winter Edit
Cedar, brass, and candlelight. The pieces that make December slow down.
12 pieces
Sheepskin Rug
A single ivory pelt. The first thing your feet touch in the morning.
Faux Cedar Garland, 6 ft
Six feet of soft faux cedar. Mantel, banister, or draped down the table.
Brass Taper Candlesticks, Set of 3
Three antique brass candlesticks in stepped heights. The warmest metal in winter.
Cable Knit Stockings
Cream cable-knit stockings. The kind that look right empty most of December.
Faux Cedar Wreath, 24 in
A full, soft cedar wreath that reads as real from the street.
Glass Hurricane
A tall clear hurricane for a pillar candle. Protects the flame and doubles the glow.
Chunky Knit Throw
A cream chunky-knit in soft chenille. The throw you put on, not just out.
Boucle Pillow Covers, Pair
Two ivory boucle covers. Texture without a pattern, which is the winter trick.
Faux Fur Throw in Ivory
A thick ivory faux fur. Over the reading chair from November to March.
WoodWick Crackling Candle
A wooden wick that crackles like a small fire. For nights the fireplace is too much.
Iron Firewood Holder
A black iron carrier for a night's worth of logs. Carry it in, set it down, done.
- Fall Edit
Wood Pillar Candle Holders, Set of 3
Three turned wood holders for ivory pillars. Warm wood, warm light.
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Oak stems, velvet pumpkins, and candlelight. The handful of pieces I bring out in September and put away after Thanksgiving.
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Stoneware, linen, brass, and wood. The pieces that stay out all year and never argue with the season.
- 16 pieces
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Iron tapers, a long dough bowl, and a rug big enough for every chair. Set it once and let the meals change.
- 6 pieces
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Blossom branches, white tulips, and clay pots. What comes out of the closet the week the oaks leaf out.
- 14 pieces
Porch and Garden
Lanterns, baskets, and a rug that hoses clean. Everything that lives outside the front door.
- 9 pieces
The Linen Bedroom
Washed linen, a carafe by the bed, and a sheepskin for the morning. The room nobody photographs and everybody notices.
- 12 pieces
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Stoneware, wood, and glass that earn their place on a kitchen shelf by being used.