Devoted to embracing the art of slow living, finding joy in life's simple pleasures, looking to history for inspiration and choosing intentional living at home and in the garden in order to live a curated life.
"The true secret of happiness lies in taking a genuine interest in all the details of daily life." ~ William Morris
There is something quietly timeless about a row of terracotta pots warming in the sun. Their earthy hue, softly chalked with age, feels equally at home on a covered porch or a city windowsill. Like crisp linen napkins or a well-worn wooden table, terracotta is both practical and poetic — and that is precisely why it remains a staple in thoughtful gardens everywhere.
Poppies may look fragile, but they’re hardy plants with vivid, eye-catching blooms and are sure to add a little magic to your cottage garden. While the garden sleeps through winter, poppies are quietly getting ready for spring. Despite their delicate look, they’re cold-season flowers that actually need winter temperatures - known as cold stratification - to germinate.
Clawfoot tubs were originally styled to resemble the look of furniture and are designed with either a talon and ball or a lion's paw. They originated in the Netherlands during the 1700s and quickly spread to other parts of Europe.
