Navy Check Placemats
Woven navy-and-white check, sold in sets of four. There is a Flax Check in taupe as well.
Where to find it · MacKenzie-Childs
She’s the Goose
Nothing is listed here unless it has earned a place in my own home — used, kept, and quietly returned to. No brand pays to appear.
The long table in October. Green plates on gold chargers, linen napkins in leather rings, and the tapers down the middle.
What the table is actually set with. All of it is in the photographs on this site.
Woven navy-and-white check, sold in sets of four. There is a Flax Check in taupe as well.
Where to find it · MacKenzie-Childs
The piece that anchors every setting without competing with what’s on top.
Round, warm-toned, and effortless beneath anything.
Tall, clean, unscented. The candles I keep restocking.
Where to find it · Hyoola
Mixed with fresh stems, no one knows the difference.
The De’Longhi Dinamica, bean to cup in under a minute, and Fabula’s organic dark roast — photographed where they live.
The tools that cook everything photographed here, all in daily use.
67 layers of Japanese Damascus steel.
Where to find it · HexClad
The checked handle is the one you notice on a board.
Where to find it · MacKenzie-Childs
The console in October. The horse print is from The Rustic Barn in Killingworth, the green vase from The Madison Flower Shop and Garden Center, and the glass pumpkin is a Capri Blue candle.
What makes the house feel like someone lives in it.
An artichoke, a sunflower, and artichokes again, in black frames worn back to the gold.
Where to find it · The Rustic Barn, Killingworth, CT
One I’ve had for years. In the afternoon it throws its shadow across the ceiling.
A single sunflower going over, in amber and brown. It hangs in our hallway.
Where to find it · Kendrick Home
Loose white wildflowers in blush, taupe and slate, painted in quick strokes.
Where to find it · Kendrick Home
What I’m reading this fall.
Where to find it · Any bookshop