TAD

The colour edit:

I’ve been working on woven wall hangings lately. It’s a meditative practice for me to just start wrapping, and see where the shape takes me.

These little hangings have found a home at .little.hive, the beautiful store run by fellow creative, and expert curator, Sierra!

If you’re on the coast and haven’t perused her selection, get on it! Such a treat to have a place for local handmade treasures, vintage finds, and ethical brands.

Want to order a custom hanging? Shoot me a message!

Tiny kitchen? No problem. Scaled down dining, opting for all rounded edges, and big impact styling, help a once unused space find a sense of purpose.

This studio kitchen was mostly serving as a drop spot, with seating facing a wall, at the awkward bar height. The tenant wanted a gallery wall, which we mounted around a bistro table that made the dining space feel intentional, even in an oddly shaped pointy room.

The retro vibes didn’t appeal to her, but fighting the heritage building’s personality was a non starter, so instead we embraced the checker floor by adding contrast, bringing it up to date with upholstered swivel chairs, drew the eye up the tall ceiling with tall art, and made the most of a small window by having the seating right next to it, and a floating plant warming the light that streams in!

Still of those , to get a closer look. If you missed it, there’s a breakdown of the process in my last post!

Super cost effective, beginner friendly, great way to cover those old laminate countertops (or build new ones for cheap over plywood!).