Many seasons ago, adolescent summers were spent in the small northeast Texas town of Sulphur Springs. They were fueled with antique junkets, exploring old, abandoned farm houses in the fields along back roads with my maternal grandmother. 

A tenacious tracker of repurposed possessions, her antique collecting prowess took us from estate sales to the city dump hunting for amber and blue colored glass bottles that once held mysterious elixirs.

When my daughter, Jamicita, was five, I built a diminutive dwelling in our backyard for she and her friends to enjoy. It was a log cabin. I pieced together remnants of my childhood in the piney woods with careful detail. That little cabin became the inspiration for Little Cabin in the Heights.

Embodying comfort for the home, Little Cabin offers well-worn selections that pay homage to small town, rural roots. And with the addition of the Gathers No Moss collection in 2019, selections for the garden offer outdoor living and entertaining possibilities.

It is my hope that Little Cabin In The Heights brings inspiration to all that yearn for that respite in the country, even if they are deeply planted in a cityscape. 

Take a moment and enjoy my posts, blogs and stories that, for me, capture the beauty of objects that have a history to reveal.