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In Jessa’s loft bedroom, the Bromley Ottoman keeps extra blankets tucked away and ready for a cozy night in. Its hidden storage helps the room stay calm and collected while making soft layers easy to grab whenever the temperature drops.

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Jessa’s cozy corner pairs the Holly Chair with the Draper Floor Lamp for a simple, inviting spot to sit back and slow down. Whether she is reading, working on embroidery, or taking a quiet moment between busy days, it is a reminder that a small nook can make a home feel more personal.

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Jessa’s guest room does double duty as a creative retreat, complete with art supplies, embroidery projects, and the guitar she has played since she was young. A cozy daybed settee gives her a spot to make, unwind, or practice—and pulls out into a full bed when friends stay over.

Jessa turned part of her loft bedroom into a home workspace with a charming writing desk and built-in charge ports for an easy laptop setup. It is a simple, practical addition that lets her work comfortably without giving up the tucked-away, nautical-inspired retreat she loves.

Jessa’s Holmes Cabinet turns an everyday corner into a meaningful display. Its storage keeps the practical pieces close at hand, while its open shelves make room for the cookbooks, collected finds, and family touches that give her home its story.

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Just off the kitchen, Jessa’s District Server and Holmes Cabinet turn a high-traffic pass-through into a hardworking, story-filled space. The stately server gives her a practical place to set down everyday essentials, while the cabinet keeps family recipe books and favorite cooking inspiration close at hand.

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Jessa’s living room is the heart of her cozy, collected cottage home—a space for floor-level dinners, game nights, and gathering with friends. Layered with thrifted finds, meaningful pieces, and everyday comfort, it proves the best rooms are designed for the life that happens in them.

Jessa’s dining room may be compact, but it is made for bringing people together. A round table keeps the conversation flowing when gatherings outgrow her favorite floor-level dinners, while the cozy living room beyond keeps the whole home feeling connected, casual, and ready for guests.

This master bedroom was designed to have a tropical feel. The client had a print from Puerto Rico that we took the colors from. The room is warm and inviting from the color palette to the warm woods to the jute rug. The small desk looks out onto a gorgeous backyard with trees. The floors are strand bamboo and the bed is made of solid neem wood (Casablanca Bed from Home Trends and Design). The nightstands and matching dresser were purchased secondhand by the client. Bedding was purchased from Demy Designs. The paint color is Benjamin Moore Castleton Mist and Manchester Tan (on the ceiling and walls not visible).

The island of Malta and particularly a visit to an invitingly gracious home in central Valletta, was the inspiration for this new collection, handmade for us in Morocco. The armada of colour and striking pattern is unparalleled for marrying different elements in your home which have built up over time.

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