All Posts

Discover how to create a calm bedroom using soft florals, natural textures, gentle colours and nature-inspired décor. A slow-living guide to peaceful bedroom styling.

Monotone Late Summer Flowers - Sage, Forest Whimsy - Dark Green, Mille Fleur - Sage Green Three Tone, Cottage Art & Design Winter changes the way a home feels long before we put up any seasonal décor. The light shifts, shadows fall differently, and rooms that seemed open and airy in September can start to feel noticeably flatter by December. The countryside outside the window also changes character, colours mute, shapes simplify, and the natural abundance we take for granted

We live in a time when everything seems designed to pull our attention away from ourselves. Notifications, schedules, expectations, noise, just so much noise!  It all crowds the edges of our days. It becomes easy to move through life in a state of low-level haste, even when we’re not rushing anywhere in particular. Without meaning to, we stop paying attention. We stop noticing. Not because we don’t care, but because we’re overstimulated and ungrounded. Noticing the little thi

For me, creativity has always been about connection to nature, to people, and to a slower, more intentional way of living. My paintings celebrate the countryside: the quiet rustle of leaves, creatures in the hedgerow, the soft rhythm of the seasons, and the calm of wild, open spaces. I’ve always wanted to bring a little of that stillness indoors and to create art that reminds people of the beauty that still exists beyond our screens and schedules. For a while, that meant taki