Mid-Century Kitchen

The Curation

Earthbound Wooden Serving Plate

A lovely way to bring a warm, raw texture to a tabletop or console. It looks stunning completely on its own, or as a catch-all tray for fruits, crystals, or keys.

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Selected Kitchen Bar Stools

I paired these stools with the kitchen island because they have the perfect height and a wonderfully comfortable seat. It’s bound to become your favorite new spot for morning chats.

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Serving Textured Backsplash Tiles

This tile is the undisputed star of the kitchen. Its unique texture and rhythm create the ultimate retro backdrop, making the wooden cabinetry pop beautifully.

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Grounded Green Ceramic Decor

Olive and moss greens are the backbone of the mid-century palette. I chose this ceramic piece to refresh the space and create a subtle, grounding connection to nature.

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Riverstone Hand-Thrown Ceramic Bowl

I have a massive weak spot for ceramics that look like they were thrown by hand. Those slight, organic imperfections and the tactile feel of the clay bring a quiet joy to everyday breakfasts.

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Tatami Glass Jar

A simple, beautiful solution for open shelving. Being able to see the textures of your grains, pastas, or spices instantly makes the kitchen feel lived-in, organic, and full of life.

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