Felt-lined rubberwood boxes with a glossy art-tile lid — a Bliss Road pattern guarding rings, earrings, and tiny mementos.
A little vault for the good stuff. Felt-lined rubberwood keepsake boxes with a glossy ceramic tile of the studio's artwork set into the lid, hinged to lock open at ninety degrees — so the box guarding your grandmother's ring is also the prettiest thing on the dresser. For rings, small treasures, and everything that shouldn't live loose in a drawer. Arranged by design world.
The studio's largest world — roses, blossoms, and botanicals with a full heart. For rooms that refuse to be beige.
Bluebirds, hummingbirds, and honest-working bees. The garden's residents, made comfortable indoors.
Lemons and oranges at their brightest, with olive branches for the quiet ones.
Ray's landscapes — Yosemite, Sedona, and the long way home.
Pop swirls, psychedelia, and kaleidoscope colour — the album-cover decades, all in one place.
Fairy meadows, dancing goddesses, and forest floors with secrets. A little everyday magic.
Two keepsake boxes that belong to an occasion rather than a design world — a quinceañera, a teacher's thank-you. They sit here at the end of the shelf, where the gifts live.