Rethinking the Quittner Store
As a team, we muddled over what to do to address our pain points. All of us, somewhat independently, came to the same conclusion: it's too much space.
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Journal
Cleaning House: The Porcelain Prototype Sale 2026
Right now, we're having our first Warehouse Sale in over four years — which means we have a lot of beautiful stuff that needs to find new homes. For the first time ever, too, we're clearing out pro...
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Dining at Dan's: On the Road
Dan's Diner offers a simple menu in a 1925 diner car on a quiet road — you just need to catch them open.
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A Christmas Eve Miracle
Leave it to us to create hard deadlines that are hardly reasonable. When we decided to host the family for Christmas Eve, it didn't feel absurd — it truly didn't. Yes, we weren't into the house yet...
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More Pockets, Please
Quittner's new wall pockets offer a place for all the little things you keep loosing.
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The writing of...Carousel Horses (N/D '25)
Writing this piece and interviewing carousel experts and dealers was a joyful journey through a field grounded in joy.
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Eden Hill: A Hot Air Balloon Takes Flight
Designing our son's room, we found a balance between our design sensibilities and letting whimsy take flight.
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Falling Leaves, Autumn Colors, and Forming Cocoons
As layers go on, I imagine myself forming a cocoon.
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An Evening at Andalusia Kicks Off Fall
Every year, the unofficial kickoff to the fall season is — for us — the Cabaret at Andalusia. The first time I attended this event, I rented a dress and hustled a college boyfriend into a tux. Our ...
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