| Photography by Philippine Scali |

Every year I return to Montrozier, the village where my family has spent their holidays for twelve generations. Growing up in Paris and spending every summer in this creative environment shaped how I see homes - an approach that now defines my styling work.

Our favorite holiday of the year deserves a beautiful place to be celebrated.  This year we packed up our collection of vintage stoneware, antique transferware, blown glass tumblers, and vintage silver and moved into The Buehler Estate.  

As the air turns crisp, there's no better time to settle in with a great movie that feels like sweater weather and captures the spirit of fall.

Another season, another very long list of books on our nightstand.

With the days becoming shorter and the light drizzle of rain beginning, it's that time to wrap yourself up in your favorite jacket. Ours just happens to be one that effortlessly blends classic charm with modern sophistication, the timeless barn jacket.

Soft, warm, and effortlessly chic, suede is fall’s favorite texture.

There’s a moment in early October when the house changes character. The sun slips away a touch sooner, the air in the evening feels crisp, and suddenly the things we reach for are softer: a lamp clicked on at dusk, a candle lit after dinner, a blanket pulled across the arm of a chair.

From the moment we drove past this lovely field of past their prime sunflowers, our fall shopping trip was a whirlwind.  Come along for a behind the scenes peek. 

For this month’s feature, we turned to our Director of Marketing, Kelsey, to share her favorite finds from our newest vintage collection. As the owner of an Eichler home, Kelsey has a sharp eye for pieces that bring warmth and personality to mid-century modern design.

There’s a quiet confidence to the way Caitlin Flemming and her mother, Julie Goebel, approach home: thoughtful, lived-in, and always welcoming. As the creative duo behind their third book together - 'The Essentials', they’ve spent years visiting real homes and listening to the rhythms of daily life—how people gather, unwind, and surround themselves with things that matter.

| Photography by Philippine Scali |

Near our family village of Montrozier, my friends Eric and Alexandre have created something completely different - a converted barn that feels like their Paris apartment transported to the countryside.