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Hello, and welcome to our table! We are so glad you're here.

I’m Cheryl, and this is my daughter Abigail. We both grew up on a small family farm in western Maine, and the beauty of that place has never left us: the colors of the sky, the bright flowers, delicious vegetables pulled from dark soil. The joy of growing food and then making something from it. We’ve carried it with us through every season of our lives. 

When we dreamed of starting a business together, there was only one place that dream could begin: at my mother’s table with that farm around us.

Our studio is named for my mother, Adelia, whose example continues to shapes how we see home: not as just a place, but a place where we are seen, a place where we cultivate belonging through small acts of care.

Our collections begin with the simple art of noticing. A bowl of blueberries gathered in summer. Carrots fresh from the garden. Coffee before the house wakes up. A handwritten note in the mailbox. Abigail turns those moments into paintings, and the paintings find their way into your own days.

Cheryl & Abigail

The photo to the right  shows our three generations together at our family's farm in western Maine, taken on Maine Maple Sunday 2025.