Journal

Lately, I have been spending most of my free time in the garden, enjoying the autumn harvest and collecting seeds for spring.

These eggs can be hung on olive branches or gathered into a simple arrangement at home — a gentle way to mark Easter.

On the warmest days I find myself returning to a favourite: an ice-cold carrot soup — refreshing and nourishing!

My lavender is in full bloom, its silvery stems heavy with scent, and it’s time once again to make my lavender wands!

Decorating matchboxes with pieces of beautiful paper I’ve collected over time—giving them new life has been satisfying.”

This little recipe is one of my dearest Christmas treasures. These Danish pebernødder have been passed down through generations…

The rhubarb has made its return, and I’m sharing a simple, traditional recipe that brings back wonderful memories from my childhood.

I’m taking you on a little trip down memory lane to my days in Rome, visiting my dearest and oldest friend, Charlotte.

In the orchard, my first lemons glow like small treasures. Juicy and golden, some went straight into jars of salted lemons!

We have spent the last month tucked away on our little farm, with paint on our hands, sawdust in our hair, and the happiest kind of chaos.

A postcard from beautiful Denmark, where I’m soaking up the Danish design aesthetic, and enjoying the longer days and brighter nights!

Autumn has arrived, and with it the perfect weather for a comforting bowl of warm minestrone. I’m sharing my go-to recipe with you!

Homemade eye pillows sewn from a cherished William Morris fabric and filled with dried lavender from my garden!

This year was the first time our olive trees were big enough for me to cut a few branches for decoration and hang the paper eggs on!

I’ve set up a little creative nook where I can leave my paints, pencils, and drawing tools out, making it easy to return to my sketches.