We’ve always been drawn to pieces that just feel good to live with. The weight of aged wood, the smooth surface of hand-thrown clay, linen softened by time. There’s something grounding about objects that carry quiet character. They have this effortless way of making a space feel calm, warm, and lived in.

At the heart of Heirrooms is the idea of wabi sabi, a way of seeing that embraces wear, irregularity, and change. We love the sense of presence objects gain after being used and cared for. The marks, the softened edges, the faded tones all tell a story.

When we’re sourcing, we look for pieces with a sense of place. Things that bring warmth, texture, and history into the everyday. A worn wooden stool that feels like it’s always belonged in the corner. A handwoven basket that’s been used for years and still has so much life left in it. These are the kinds of finds that make you want to pause for a second, notice the details, and maybe feel a little more rooted.

If something makes you slow down or feel connected, that’s usually our sign it belongs here. That’s the heart of Heirrooms, a quiet blend of “heirlooms” and the rooms they live in.

Each piece is collected with care and chosen to last, not just as an object, but as a small part of your story.