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Design Tip: Every kitchen needs a natural element—whether it’s wood cabinetry, marble countertops, limestone floors, un-lacquered brass, or reclaimed beams. These materials add warmth, character, and longevity. When everything feels too new or manufactured, it can date quickly. Natural materials bring a timeless quality that helps your kitchen age beautifully. Kitchen Crush: I’ve been loving the vintage and resale pieces from Heath Ceramics lately—timeless, beautifully worn-in, and full of character. They’re perfect for adding warmth and authenticity to your kitchen shelves. Bonus: you can even sell your own gently used pieces through their Heath Reuse Program. Out + About: If you’re in Petaluma, pop into Estuary—a beautifully curated boutique filled with handpicked clothing, accessories, and local art. It’s one of those spots where everything feels intentional and artfully layered. I’ve been especially drawn to the small works by Alex Cole—modern, earthy, and soulful—perfect for styling on a kitchen shelf or tucking into a little nook.
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