By May, the island had fully stretched awake. Gardens started pushing upward, the light turned softer and longer, and days began filling with the familiar energy of boats returning, trails greening up, and windows finally opening again. Music, Quarry Reflection, Forget-Me-Not, and Apricot Dawn each captured a different feeling of the season, from cool quarry blues and quiet spring florals to warm glowing color touched by the early promise of summer.
A collection shaped by movement, memory, light, and the joyful return of color everywhere you look.
April arrived with all its usual personality changes. Foggy mornings, sudden warm afternoons, bright harbor light, muddy boots, and the unmistakable feeling that the island was waking back up again. Hello Spring, Blue Granite, April Light, Almost Summer, and Alchemy each held a different piece of the season, from cool coastal blues and soft shifting light to warmer colors hinting at longer days ahead. A month full of change, color, and that restless spring energy that makes everything feel possible again.
March felt beautifully undecided this year. One day smelled like spruce and cold salt air, the next hinted at mud season, longer evenings, and the possibility of spring. Morning Spruce, Cold Harbor, Gone South, and Returning Light followed that shifting rhythm, moving from deep coastal greens and icy blues into brighter, more luminous color. Together, the collection captured the feeling of standing between seasons while the island slowly tilted back toward the sun.
February had a little bit of everything around here. Pale mornings, icy sparkle on the harbor, longer stretches of light, and those small hints that winter is slowly loosening its grip. Quiet Blush, Starwater, Falling Light, and Burnished each captured a different piece of the month, moving from soft and dreamy to bright shimmer and finally into richer, warmer tones. A small collection of color stories shaped by island days, changing light, and life on the coast of Maine.
