This collection began quietly—in the stillness of long studio days and moments of reflection. I kept coming back to the idea of home—not just as a place, but as a feeling. The textures of Virginia’s landscapes, the soft light in old architecture, and the rhythm of changing seasons all became threads that wove together into this body of work.

As I revisited old sketchbooks, one theme kept resurfacing: Virginia. The familiar dogwood blooms, the gentle blues of the mountains, the way historic homes hold time in their walls—all of it felt deeply personal. These drawings became a way to reconnect with where I come from and to celebrate the quiet beauty that’s shaped my creative journey.

This season, I gave myself permission—to play, to explore, and to let nostalgia lead the way. The Virginia Holiday Collection reflects that freedom. It’s about the in-between spaces: where tradition meets imagination, and where art becomes a way to honor both past and present.

The holidays have always pulled me toward home. Not just physically, but creatively. This collection is my love letter to Virginia—the place that taught me to see beauty in stillness, to find magic in the familiar, and to cherish the comfort of belonging.

That’s how The Virginia Holiday Collection: Chapter 1 began—a love letter to Virginia’s beauty and to the traditions that bring us together. I wanted to create linens and paper goods that feel timeless, that can live on your table from Thanksgiving to Christmas, and well into the new year’s celebrations.

Pieces that carry the warmth of home, no matter the season.