Earth and Wares Lodi

11/02/2026

Should I make more of these for Christmas?

11/02/2026

For Reservation and/or Styling Link in Bio.

11/01/2026

Because this is happening at our home away from home, wanted to support our fellow small business in the building! Check out these guys!! ❤️

11/01/2026

10/31/2026

THE ART OF LASTING | FROM THE EARTH & WARES ARCHIVE

A look back at a project from years ago.

One of the things we love most about looking back at our work is remembering the thought, creativity, and ingenuity that went into each space.

This fireplace is a perfect example. What began as an old vintage television cabinet or hutch was reimagined into a custom fireplace surround. We sanded, painted, added trim and brick, reframed the piece, and built it to accommodate a fireplace insert.

A little vision, a little resourcefulness, and a willingness to see something differently.

These aren’t necessarily new projects, but they’re homes that have continued to be lived in and loved.

Our philosophy has never been about chasing the next trend or creating a room that looks beautiful for a moment.

It’s about designing for the people who live there. Their tastes, their stories, their everyday lives.

Because good design shouldn’t have an expiration date.

We believe in homes that grow with you, spaces that feel like you, and design that stands the test of time.

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05/20/2026

These pieces were created for a local space using painted paper, layered washes, and intentionally imperfect finishes.

I wanted them to feel aged… like they had slowly become part of the building itself.
restoration
* wabi sabi
* handmade/process
* earthy interiors
* art as atmosphere
* found materials / upcycling

05/09/2026

Exploring texture, shadow, and sculptural forms lately.

Less interested in perfection. More interested in pieces that feel weathered, grounded, and quietly alive.

Design isn’t always about filling a room. Sometimes it begins with a single object that changes how a space feels.

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05/09/2026

Exploring texture, shadow, and sculptural forms lately.

Less interested in perfection. More interested in pieces that feel weathered, grounded, and quietly alive.

Design isn’t always about filling a room. Sometimes it begins with a single object that changes how a space feels.

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04/21/2026

She’s functional, practical and makes a statement. She stays! 😂 Thank you to the lady who dug through a pile of discarded items to give me this treasure. A little love, some elbow grease and produce was all she needed.

04/05/2026

A Pet Salon.
Vintage pieces.
Upcycled finds.

Layered paint and mixed materials were brought together to create something that feels collected, not decorated.

Reception, seating and a photography spot for the pets were among our favorite vignettes.

A space designed with intention for both people and their pets.

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