Last year, my sister and I began the process of sorting through our parents’ home of 30 years and decades of history along with it. Every nook and cranny held a piece of the past. Tucked among all those memories was a small treasure — my great-grandmother’s leather letter box from the early 1900s.

Inside were old photographs, newspaper clippings, a rusted inkwell, and letters from 1902 describing the weather, the local schoolhouse, and the introduction of electricity into the town.

As we combed through the traces of our ancestors’ lives, a new longing for home emerged for me: one that remains a living constant as generations move through it. A home that holds the past while continuing to make room for the present, and the future. 

This idea became the starting point for our Heritage collection.

We've divided it into three parts, each representing a different chapter in a family's story: past, present, and future. Over the next year, we'll introduce wovens, prints, and wallpapers designed for homes shaped by generations.