A trinket dish, low bowl or divided tray: choose by the job
A banana for your rings, a divided tray for the table, or a low bowl with room to spread out. Choosing ceramic shapes around what you want them to hold.
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Useful guides to what we make and what we carry: everyday clothes, good books, creative play, thoughtful gifts, and little things for home.
Demitasse, cafecito cup or mug: choosing the size and shape
Those grapes in boots are tempting. Here’s how our demitasse, cafecito cups and porcelain cups compare in size, shape and the amount of coffee they’ll hold.
Tote or clutch: what fits in each everyday bag?
A phone and keys, or a book, bottle and extra layer? Lay out what you carry, then compare the Sketch Tote and Checkerland Clutch around that real pile.
Tea towels, hand towels and cloth napkins: choosing the fabric for the job
Strawberries for the kitchen, neon checks by the basin, or cotton napkins for the table. The sizes, fabrics and making details behind each choice.
Small blanket or full-size throw: comparing size, pattern and care
A close-up of a strawberry won’t tell you how much sofa it covers. Compare the 30-by-40-inch blankets and 50-by-60-inch throws, then choose your fruit.
A journal, notebook or conversation deck: choosing the right format
Blank pages, a small daily journal, or a question to begin with: choosing a writing format that suits the way you—or the person receiving it—actually think.
Indoor Gardening with Kids: Start with One Pot
A colorful pot is a lovely starting point, but the window matters too. Choosing a plant, sorting out drainage and giving kids a small part in looking after an indoor...
Mindful Eating with Kids: Small Rituals for Family Meals
Choosing the napkins, rinsing something together, noticing what's on the plate. A few ways to make family meals feel more shared, without putting pressure on a child to eat.