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Live deliberately.
Good things for the home and the body, made slowly, by people we can name. Bought once. Kept. There is no hurry here.
One email when we open the doors. Nothing else, ever.
Five departments. We are filling them slowly, and only with things worth keeping.
His
Flannel, waxed canvas, and heavyweight cotton built to outlast the guy wearing it.
Hers
The same weight and warmth, cut for how she actually wears it.
Kids
Classic wood toys and small warm things. In the works.
Home
Lamps, wall pieces, and small objects that carry the same weight as the big ones.
Oddities
Who makes this? Conversation pieces with no obvious category.
Our Christmas annual is free, and the first part is out.
Where the yule log actually comes from and what nobody can prove about it. Then, through the season: how to lay a fire that catches first time, three things to build on a Saturday with a child handing you the wrong tool, and twelve small things to do on the twelve nights. No price, no email, no code.
Everything here was made by somebody. We would rather tell you who.
A bowl turned from a maple that came down two streets over. A knife forged by a man whose name is on the blade. We brand the box and tell the story. The maker signs the work, and their name goes up only when they say so.
“Buy the one you actually need. Buy it from the person who made it. Then go outside and forget you own it.”Dan Crouse, Founder