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Calm is Designable- from interior designer, stylist and author

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A White House Through the Seasons

We’re heading into the second half of August and I can already feel everything begin to shift.

Weekend Postcard

Old friends, a recipe and an eclipse

The Rituals of Home

This week I had a fascinating conversation with someone who was staying at our holiday cottage.

Weekend Postcard

Spider-Man, Serendipity & Acid Green Hydrangeas

Seeing Your Home Again

Studio Notes: What the camera taught me about designing a room

The Notebook: How We Built the Dry Garden

We built a pair of cabins on a wild bit of garden… It was an area that heavenly for about two months, when the cow parsley came up in May and June, and was a bit of a mess for the rest of the year.

The Garden That Gives More Than It Takes

Instagram has been full this week of gardeners sharing advice on how to help plants survive another hot summer.

Things I Noticed last week-

Finding a Different Rhythm

Studio Practice: Two Questions

On editing and embracing

Practising Laissez-Faire

On the Petals I didn't sweep up

Things I Noticed This Week

The different clocks we live by.

Postcard

19 July 2026

Notebook

Studio Practice

Things I noticed this week

Week commencing 13 July 2026

Postcard from Greece

There is a particular kind of beauty that only time, sun and salt can create.

Design Notes: Bring the Outside In

Five ways to awaken your senses at home and feel more alive in the spaces you live in.

Feeling First

Feeling First

Diary of a Stylist- w/c 29th June 2026

My birthday week, a last minute getaway, a simple chicken and nectarine salad and musings from the garden.

Postcard from Atlanta x

From my garden to the mantelpiece….

DESIGN NOTES

A question of intention

A Place Like Home

What yoga taught me about interior design... or rather what I already knew but didn't have a name for...