Laura is the designer behind the Prismera jewelry line, and she just launched a new addition called the Tinker Supply Co. She’s curated it with handmade, eco-friendly and vintage goods she deems “Tools for Simple Living.” The items are all available in limited quantities and Tinker’s offerings will change often.
Laura’s current choices include beautiful and practical home decor items accented by the occasional personal accessory. What a lovely source of inspiration!
Victoria produces hand thrown stoneware pottery in her studio in Sunderland, England (a place with a history of pottery). She aims to produce functional yet decorative pieces for the home and kitchen – all of which have a rustic feel that complements the stoneware clay.
Many of the pieces from Little Wren Pottery are inspired by Shoji Hamada (Japanese pottery), as well as her travels through Europe and the work of other local English potters. The shop’s selection includes ceramic vases, hand thrown bowls, jars, pottery jugs, stoneware mugs, ceramic candle holders and more.

Peacock Olive ($109) by Neuaura Shoes // Hattie – Turquoise Check (£148) by Beyond Skin // Morocco Women’s Vegan Classics ($54) by TOMS // Blondie Faux Suede + Faux Patent Heel ($250) by olsen Haus
Kristin is an independent lampwork artist and silver jewelry designer in Istanbul. She’s been creating unique lampwork jewelry for more than 7 years. In addition to her modern, sophisticated jewelry designs, evihan also has a selection of handcrafted angels – each individual is one-of-a-kind.
Kristin works with lampwork beads, 925 silver, precious and semi-precious stones. Plus, she has a recycled jewelry shop called recyclejewels.