Making a home for ourselves in the world, finding where we fit and how that takes shape, is a universal project. For some, it’s a lifelong occupation.

I’ve been working on something that has me returning to my deep love of textiles, traditional handloom, and design. I can’t wait to share more.

My son and I were lying in bed a few months, chatting softly as he tried to fall asleep. Mama, I don’t have any superpowers, he lamented.

When designing our mudroom, I tried to maximize both the functionality and aesthetics of this high traffic space.

After a couple of years without air travel, it’s time to reset the gauge on our family’s travel.

Warm weather means I’m in Indian cottons as much as possible, block prints and airy cuts overtaking all other options.

I love that the coldest days in Ottawa are often the sunniest, and my south-facing office becomes a year-round sunroom no matter the season.

I encourage everyone to collect original art of their own - start big or small, and be guided by what resonates deeply.