The Curator Behind the Collection

I’m Nikky, the curator behind this collection of vintage homewares and small treasures. I’ve always been drawn to pieces with a quiet presence — objects shaped by time, softened by use, and made with the kind of craftsmanship that’s hard to find today.

I source each item slowly and intentionally, choosing pieces that feel warm, characterful, and beautifully made. Alongside the classics, I’m especially fond of the one‑of‑a‑kind finds: the slightly quirky, the unusual, the pieces that stand out because they couldn’t belong to anyone else’s shop. Those are the moments that make vintage special — the unexpected shapes, the bold colours, the charming imperfections that give a home its personality.

Living in Cornwall means I’m surrounded by markets, makers, and old homes with stories woven into their walls, and many of my finds begin their journey here. Whether it’s a pastel ceramic, a mid‑century texture, or a brass piece with a gentle patina, I choose each item with the hope that it will bring a little beauty and individuality into its next home.

Thank you for being here — it means a lot to share this growing collection with you.

Behind The Edits

I began organising my shop not by product type, but by mood, tone and palette — the way we actually experience décor in our homes. Instead of rigid categories, each edit reflects a feeling: the light a piece throws, the atmosphere it creates, the colours and textures it harmonises with. It’s a more intuitive way to browse, guided by shape, energy and aesthetic rather than labels, helping you find pieces that speak to your style and settle naturally into your space.

Each edit is designed to help you move through the shop in a way that mirrors how you decorate a room. By browsing through mood and palette, you can start to imagine how a piece might sit within your own space — the light it reflects, the contrast it adds, the softness it brings. These suggestions aren’t rules, but gentle guides to help you pair shapes, tones and textures with confidence, making it easier to visualise how different pieces could work together in your home.