Chaparral // 2025
S/S ’25 Lookbook
CHAPARRAL
A semi-arid, woody shrubland plant biome found primarily in California, Southern Europe, and Northern Baja California. Chaparral plants aren’t known for their conventional beauty, but their adaptability and ability to prevent erosion. Their moisture-trapping waxy leaves contribute to the uniquely Mediterranean climate of dry, arid summers, and mild, wet winters, marked by high intensity, infrequent fires.
AMAPOLA
Marking the duality of home, that poppies can dot the California hills with their fanciful papery petals, but they can also grow in a Midwest summer.
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DE LA VINA
This surrealist pattern represents and celebrates the abundance of bounty that is characteristic of the Mediterranean climate. On this vine, everything grows: lemons, avocados, poppies, pomegranate, eucalyptus, and agapanthus.
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FLORA VISTA
Includes hand drawn flowers found in El Salvador and Santa Barbara, including: gardenia, aloe, yucca, jasmine, acacia, and hibiscus. 25% of the sales of this pattern go towards a clean water project in El Salvador we started in 2018.
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LAS CANOAS
The layers of earth and rock that meet the water on a special hike in the hills above Santa Barbara. Mission Creek makes a path down the canyon to the sea, the rock forming pools of water that gift you a place to reflect and rest. Las Canoas is the original Chumash name for this canyon.
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MIRAMAR
Named after a small beach in Santa Barbara. This pattern marks the lines that ocean waves leave behind on the sand.
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MIRASOL
The celebration of the chaparral wildflowers that grow in just 2% of earth’s landscape after a spring rain. In it you’ll see: artemisia, bush poppy, cliff aster, coastal lotus, early onion, monkey flower, wooly fishooks, and yarrow.
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Mirasol in Cacao
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Mirasol in Verde
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Mirasol in Azul
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TIERRA CIELO
A celebration of the terracotta tiles that line the sidewalks and roofs of Santa Barbara. It's everywhere you look, above and below, grounding and protecting.
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To grow up in Santa Barbara was a privilege. A small coastal town in central California flanked by the mountains and the sea; idyllic, often boasting 70 degree winter days and mild summers. It’s coined the America Riviera for its Mediterranean weather, topography, views, and beauty. The chaparral is a place of abundance and availability, where you can always be outside. Year round bounty; won’t there always be avocados in January? The blend of sage, rosemary, and eucalyptus is ever-present with the scent of lavender and citrus. Where the dry summers make way to wet verdant winters, cool with sea spray. When I’m in the landscape of my childhood I feel most at home. Everything to do here is marked by the experience of being outdoors, whether you’re exercising, socializing, or even working, the air forgiving. This environment is part of me; something I’ll always treasure and respect, this particular landscape that feels like home. The elements of earth, sky, water, and the threat of fire, imbued into everyday living.
Our inaugural home collection, from my home to yours: Chaparral.
S/S ’25 Lookbook
CHAPARRAL
A semi-arid, woody shrubland plant biome found primarily in California, Southern Europe, and Northern Baja California. Chaparral plants aren’t known for their conventional beauty, but their adaptability and ability to prevent erosion. Their moisture-trapping waxy leaves contribute to the uniquely Mediterranean climate of dry, arid summers, and mild, wet winters, marked by high intensity, infrequent fires.
AMAPOLA
Marking the duality of home, that poppies can dot the California hills with their fanciful papery petals, but they can also grow in a Midwest summer.
Shop Wallpaper
Shop Wedding
DE LA VINA
This surrealist pattern represents and celebrates the abundance of bounty that is characteristic of the Mediterranean climate. On this vine, everything grows: lemons, avocados, poppies, pomegranate, eucalyptus, and agapanthus.
Shop Wallpaper
Wedding Invitations
FLORA VISTA
Includes hand drawn flowers found in El Salvador and Santa Barbara, including: gardenia, aloe, yucca, jasmine, acacia, and hibiscus. 25% of the sales of this pattern go towards a clean water project in El Salvador we started in 2018.
Shop Wallpaper
Shop Wedding
LAS CANOAS
The layers of earth and rock that meet the water on a special hike in the hills above Santa Barbara. Mission Creek makes a path down the canyon to the sea, the rock forming pools of water that gift you a place to reflect and rest. Las Canoas is the original Chumash name for this canyon.
Shop Wallpaper
Shop Invitations
MIRAMAR
Named after a small beach in Santa Barbara. This pattern marks the lines that ocean waves leave behind on the sand.
Shop Wallpaper
Shop Invitations
MIRASOL
The celebration of the chaparral wildflowers that grow in just 2% of earth’s landscape after a spring rain. In it you’ll see: artemisia, bush poppy, cliff aster, coastal lotus, early onion, monkey flower, wooly fishooks, and yarrow.
Shop Wallpaper
Mirasol in Cacao
Shop Wallpaper
Mirasol in Verde
Shop Wallpaper
Mirasol in Azul
Shop Wallpaper
TIERRA CIELO
A celebration of the terracotta tiles that line the sidewalks and roofs of Santa Barbara. It's everywhere you look, above and below, grounding and protecting.
Shop Wallpaper
To grow up in Santa Barbara was a privilege. A small coastal town in central California flanked by the mountains and the sea; idyllic, often boasting 70 degree winter days and mild summers. It’s coined the America Riviera for its Mediterranean weather, topography, views, and beauty. The chaparral is a place of abundance and availability, where you can always be outside. Year round bounty; won’t there always be avocados in January? The blend of sage, rosemary, and eucalyptus is ever-present with the scent of lavender and citrus. Where the dry summers make way to wet verdant winters, cool with sea spray. When I’m in the landscape of my childhood I feel most at home. Everything to do here is marked by the experience of being outdoors, whether you’re exercising, socializing, or even working, the air forgiving. This environment is part of me; something I’ll always treasure and respect, this particular landscape that feels like home. The elements of earth, sky, water, and the threat of fire, imbued into everyday living.
Our inaugural home collection, from my home to yours: Chaparral.
