A Revived  Centerpiece

Consider experimenting with trays and playful ceramics on your coffee table or bedside. Below are some of our recent favorites, but you can also visit our storefront in Mt. Baker to explore vintage planters and Convivial vases in person. If you haven't already, try using a new tray made from materials like stone or clay. On top of that, reorganize your favorite books, candles, and small art pieces. We suggest keeping it minimal to ensure easy maintenance.

Blog written by Lieske & Lindsey

Blog written by Lieske and Lindsey

Small and simple touches like new scents, decorative pillows and flowers are some of our favorite ways to tackle that itch for rejuvenating your home for the spring. We compiled some of our favorite pieces here that play with texture and color giving your home a fresh and revitalized feel.

.01 Stance Vase | .02 Vintage Porcelain Pot w/ Handles | .03 Pewter Taper Candle Holders | .04 Scape Bowl | .05 fountain vase | .06 Winston Marble Tray | .07 ceramic cellar (sold in store) | .08 CLAY CANDLE HOLDER | .09 GROVE CANDLE (REFILLABLE) | .10 Faux Blooming Poppy Flowers in Orange | Pewter Bud Vase

A Color & Textile Refresh

Playing with a variety of fabrics—such as soft linen, breathable cotton, and cozy mohair—can add depth and richness to your space. We choose out a few of our favorite sustainable linens that are offered in a variety of colors so you can find what speaks to you! If you are wondering what type of fabric you should be looking for you can also check out our blog the Linen Report. 

.01 Organic Cotton Mosaic Towels | .02 Pennywood Pillow Cover | .03 Lannister Block Print Tablecloth |  .04 Zero Waste Blue Fog Linen Napkins Set of 4 (IN STORE) | .05 Emina Bath Mat | .06 French Stripe Hand Towels