RAINCOAST COLLECTION INTERIORS

​In the world of coastal design, we often talk about "bringing the outdoors in." But when square footage is at a premium, that transition requires more than just a single fern in a corner. It requires a curated composition—a way to layer life into your home so it feels like a lush sanctuary rather than a cluttered greenhouse.

I'm officially choosing flow over "the obvious choice!" 🕊️ I found a stunning sunburst dresser, but it was just a bit too bulky for my new loft layout. 📏

Not every colour arrives in daylight.Some wait for the hour when the edges soften — when the sky deepens and the world grows quieter around the margins.

There’s a quiet confidence in interiors that work with what already exists. Exposed beams, raw cement, structural columns — the very elements many people rush to cover — often hold the strongest architectural story in a home. When you lean into them instead of fighting them, the space immediately feels more grounded, more honest, and far more distinctive.

Happy birthday — to someone, to something, to a date that continues to glow quietly on my calendar.

Ninety minutes across wet pavement for a set of brass legs.The kind of detail most people would drive for.I walked.

Tonight I reinvented my space.

This dreamy Boho Modern Luxe display at Cherry Wine Fashions in Courtenay, BC has me reminiscing about the season of life; when I designed entire interiors and crafted visual stories through space.

Petals pressed in time.