There’s something about this time of year by the water that makes me slow down a little… notice more… collect more thoughtfully.
This week’s finds came together the way they usually do—slowly. A mix of things I stumbled across, things I couldn’t stop thinking about, and a few pieces that quietly made their way into my home.
The kind you don’t rush into. The kind you keep.
A New Artist (and one I can’t shake)
I came across a new-to-me artist this week, and it stopped me mid-scroll.
She’s underwater, yet perfectly composed. That tension has me completely captivated.
There’s something about the way she sits just beneath the surface—soft, a little moody, almost suspended. It feels coastal without being obvious. The kind of piece you look at more than once.
A Thibaut Moment (that came home with me)
I’ve always loved a good fabric, and this one felt like an instant yes. A little coastal, a little classic… and paired with something unexpected (like that leopard), it feels layered and lived-in. The pillow didn’t stay in the store long.
The Prettiest Top
This is one of those pieces I keep going back to. Soft blue, delicate detailing, easy but still special. The kind of top that works just as well by the water as it does dressed up a bit. I have a feeling this one isn’t going anywhere.
On the Hunt (Wallpaper Edition)
I’ve been deep in a wallpaper search lately, and this fish pattern completely stopped me. Playful but still refined. It feels like something you’d discover in a coastal home that’s been collected over time.
And then—waves. A completely different direction, but just as good. Textural, painterly, almost like art on the wall. I love when a space starts to take shape just from ideas like this.
Saving This for Later (Home Inspiration)
We have a project in mind for our fireplace and built-ins, and this moment felt like something to tuck away. The color, the detail, the way it all comes together—it’s the kind of inspiration that lingers until the timing is right.
A Runner Worth Noticing
And then this rug. Starry, soft, and just the right amount of pattern. I can already picture it on our stairs—one of those small details that ends up making the whole space feel finished.
Collected Slowly
Nothing here felt rushed. Just pieces that caught my eye and stayed with me.
Some came home.
Some I’m still thinking about.
That’s usually how you know.
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From the coast, with love
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