A Little Break

Words & Photography
by Anna Núñez



Taking a little break from a project that I've been working on
all morning and afternoon (yep, I think my eyeballs are gonna fall out)
to stop and smell this eucalyptus and admire our makeshift bar cart.

It's funny how a rusty shelf on the side of the road in Tally
can turn into something like this.

A Cast Iron Skillet

Words & Photography
by Autumn Jordan



I feel like my better side shows when I'm wielding a cast iron skillet. After a few month slump of feeling uninterested and uninspired in the kitchen - switching things up, namely simplifying, has me ready to get back to it.

With only an open fire, cast iron skillet, kettle, some wooden utensils, a paring knife, and the most delightful farm-fresh ingredients from the rolling green mountains...

With only an open fire, cast iron skillet, kettle, some wooden utensils, a paring knife, and the most delightful farm-fresh ingredients from the rolling green mountains - my favorite meals in recent history came to life in the Vermont wilderness. Wildly excited to reacquaint myself with my sweet little kitchen back home and see what comes forth now that my little garden and market season are in full-swing.

Blue Bottle Coffee

Words & Photography
by Katie Timmerman





Thanks Blue Bottle for constantly fueling my love of coffee and toast.

Blue Bottle Coffee //
582 Mateo St.
Los Angeles, CA 90013

Basic Moments

Words & Photography
by Naomi M.



Sitting on the floor, brushing my girl's hair.
It may seem basic but moments like this mean the world to me.

Afternoon Dining Room Scene

Words & Photography
by Lean Timms



An afternoon scene in our dining room.

Low shadowy winter light, huge gumnuts that made me stop the car and 'community prune' in South Australia, a new linen tablecloth...

Low shadowy winter light, huge gumnuts that made me stop the car and 'community prune' in South Australia, a new linen tablecloth from Linenfox, and three very special linocut prints gifted by one of my most generous, supportive and insightful friends, Cecille. I love that each piece has found a home in this space.