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End of summer in China 🇨🇳Last week was my first time in China. I had a lot of curiosity about its architecture, history,...
09/17/2026

End of summer in China 🇨🇳
Last week was my first time in China. I had a lot of curiosity about its architecture, history, and objects, but I also found so much beauty in the simplest things.
I loved walking through the old streets, discovering traditional houses with worn doors tucked into the city, the materials, textures, crafts, colors, and especially the everyday details — the way people live, gather, eat, work, and go about their day. Sometimes polished, sometimes raw, but always so rich and inspiring.
I tried new foods, walked a lot, learned a ton, and looked at everything simply as someone discovering a new world.
I’m grateful to have experienced Nanjing, Beijing, and Xi’an through Paul’s longtime colleagues and friends, who showed me a more personal side of China.
Xie xie, China.
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Fin del verano en China 🇨🇳
La semana pasada estuve en China por primera vez. Tenía mucha curiosidad por conocer su arquitectura, sus objetos y su historia, pero también me encontré disfrutando de las cosas más simples.
Me encantó caminar por las calles antiguas y descubrir esas casas tradicionales con puertas gastadas por el tiempo, todavía ahí, en medio de la ciudad. Me llamaron la atención los materiales, las texturas y los colores, y sobre todo la forma en que se vive: cómo se reúnen, comen, trabajan, se mueven y hacen su vida. A veces más refinado, a veces más rústico, pero siempre con algo especial.
Probé sabores nuevos, caminé muchísimo, aprendí un montón y miré todo con los ojos de alguien que simplemente está descubriendo un mundo nuevo.
Feliz de haber podido conocer Nanjing, Beijing y Xi’an a través de los colegas y amigos de Paul, que me mostraron un lado más personal de China.
Xie xie, China.

Things that happened this spring. 🌸🐝Between the flowers in my garden, the bees, and new projects in good company, it’s b...
06/17/2026

Things that happened this spring. 🌸🐝
Between the flowers in my garden, the bees, and new projects in good company, it’s been a season of observing and connecting. Of drawing, designing, and enjoying the process.

A few days ago, my dear friend, colleague, and one of the most inspiring women I know, Electra Johnson Design, and I designed a landscape project featuring native plants right on site. By hand, with tracing paper, markers, and templates. It felt so good to put the computer aside and go back to pencil and paper for a while.

We are also collaborating on projects that will have a real impact on our community and nearby small towns.

There is something very special about working on projects that aim to improve the places we live in. But also about sharing the process with people you care about. Thinking through ideas together, sketching, and watching them take shape is still one of my favorite parts of the process.
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Cosas que sucedieron esta primavera. 🌸🐝
Entre las flores de mi jardín, las abejas y nuevos proyectos en buena compañía, fue una temporada de observar y conectar. De dibujar, diseñar y disfrutar del proceso.

Hace unos días, junto a mi querida amiga y colega Electra Johnson Design, diseñamos un proyecto de paisajismo con plantas nativas, en el lugar. A mano, con calco, marcadores y plantillas. ¡Qué lindo volver al lápiz y papel por un rato!
También estamos colaborando en proyectos que van a tener un impacto real en nuestra comunidad y en pueblos vecinos.

Hay algo muy especial en trabajar en proyectos que buscan mejorar los lugares que habitamos. Pero también en compartir el proceso con gente que querés. Pensar juntas, dibujar ideas y ver cómo empiezan a tomar forma sigue siendo una de mis partes favoritas de este trabajo.

Natural Touch | A new fresh batch of market baskets has arrived in time for Spring.Simple, light, and easy to carry, the...
05/07/2026

Natural Touch | A new fresh batch of market baskets has arrived in time for Spring.

Simple, light, and easy to carry, they are roomy enough for flowers, vegetables, and a couple of sourdough loaves — the kind you end up using for everything.

I love the natural finish and earthy patina.

These come from Chaco, northern Argentina, where Carmen weaves them by hand using palm and wild carandillo.

I hope you love them too!

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