Morning

Morning, on the shelf.

Start the day with something that grows. A clear book between the hardcovers with a few stems in water, or ten tulips that never ask for any.

Make it yours

Fill it, choose the flowers, shelve it.

Your shelf is ready.

Le Vase Livre, a clear acrylic book vase, holding white peonies on a sunlit side table
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Le Vase Livre

The vase arrives empty: the flowers are yours to choose, fresh in water or dried.

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A house becomes yours in small ways.

Evening

Evening, at the table.

When the day is done, the light changes. One candle in a white ceramic lantern, a pattern on the wall, and ivory chiffon to soften the ceiling above the bed.

Not a renovation. A ritual.

Coming home

Coming home, at the door.

A small sound that says you are back. A cluster of bells on a maroon velvet ribbon, hung on the front door.

The small things are the ones you keep.

The longest nights

The longest nights, in the window.

When it is dark by five, hang a paper star in the window and dress the tree slowly: a velvet bow on top, twenty baubles in one colour.

Make it yours

The quiet tree

Choose the velvet for the bow and one colour for all twenty baubles.

The bow
The baubles

The Velvet Bow, 15.75 in wide. The Velvet Baubles, a set of 20, 2.4 in across.

Find your small pleasure

Three taps, and a set chosen for you.

Who it is for, where it will live, when you like the room best. Only things you can order today.

Who is it for?

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