Discover our Gift Guide for Your Guy — a curated collection of refined, design-forward gifts for the sophisticated man in your life. From heirloom leather goods to modern art and timeless style essentials, these pieces balance rugged charm with understated luxury. Perfect for the holidays and beyond.

Looking for unique holiday gifts and a chance to shop small in person? Join Three Birch Hill at three beautifully curated holiday markets this season in New York and Connecticut. Discover elevated home goods, thoughtful accessories, and exclusive event-only offers at these festive, design-forward pop-ups. We’ll see you there!

Explore our holiday gift guide for the Seafarer—an inspired collection of oceanic treasures for the woman who lives with elegance, intention, and a love for the sea. From handcrafted trays to silk loungewear, these gifts are thoughtfully chosen to evoke the spirit of the coast. Enjoy with love from Three Birch Hill.

This holiday season, we’re bringing you four gift guides to curate gifts for everyone on your list and bring some ease to your holiday shopping.

First up, we’re celebrating the women who balance a fast-paced life with a deep love of nature — the ones who trade subway stations for trailheads come Friday afternoon. Our first gift guide is curated for the Upstate Adventurer: the woman who heads north to recharge, unwind, and reconnect.

She’s as comfortable by a bonfire in the Catskills as she is leading meetings on Madison Ave. Her style is effortless, rooted in quality, texture, and stories that last. Whether you’re shopping for her — or you are her — these thoughtful finds bring a touch of the mountains home, wherever that may be.

Celebrate early autumn with local art, cozy favorites, and a special silent auction piece at the Lewisboro Library Fair. Join us for a beautiful day out!

Discover how experimenting with cyanotypes led to unexpected creativity, artistic freedom, and the beauty of imperfection—plus tips for starting your own prints or shopping the limited edition collection.

At Three Birch Hill, every item—from limited-edition giclée prints to hand-painted scarves—is designed by me to add beauty and authenticity to your life. Discover art, accessories, and home décor that speak to a life of craftsmanship and style, created with care for the modern woman who values both luxury and individuality.

A summer getaway to Nantucket with my family inspired reflection, reconnection, and a fresh wave of creativity. Discover our favorite island spots in Madaket, kid-friendly travel tips, and the paintings and accessories this trip brought to life.

Hosting doesn’t have to be overwhelming to be memorable. See how our founder planned an effortless summer fête to celebrate Three Birch Hill’s anniversary—with tips for busy moms, easy decor ideas, and our favorite candleholders as the centerpiece.

We're celebrating one year of Three Birch Hill—a journey of creativity, growth, and building something beautiful from the ground up. Read about the lessons learned, the moments that mattered, and how we’re honoring this milestone.

We had the joy of showcasing our limited edition artwork and home goods at Basilica Hudson’s Farm & Flea Summer Market. Come behind the scenes of the weekend — and get a peek at how we’re celebrating one year of artful living and design.

Join us at Basilica Hudson’s Summer Farm & Flea for a weekend of curated design, limited edition art, and handmade treasures. Discover our newest summer collection and celebrate one year of Three Birch Hill.

A creative director and her husband, balancing passion projects, parenting, and professional deadlines, explore the power of simple, mindful moments to reconnect. Discover how small shifts in perspective can bring joy and balance to your life, even during the busiest times.

We’re thrilled to announce that Three Birch Hill has been selected for the 2025 Basilica Hudson Summer Market! Join us for a chic seasonal outing in the Hudson Valley with curated makers, exclusive finds, and small-batch style.

There are few things more exciting than starting a new chapter together—moving in with your partner, planning a future, and making a space your own. Whether you're newly engaged, cohabiting for the first time, or just finding your shared rhythm in life, designing a home together is deeply personal and full of promise.

As an architectural and interior designer, I consider it a privilege to be part of that journey—to help shape the spaces where your story unfolds. For me, art is the connective tissue of a home. It brings a space to life, reflects your shared tastes, and can even inspire the design direction for entire rooms—or the whole home.

Discover the color techniques behind my contemporary paintings—from underpainting to layering acrylics—shaped by nearly 15 years in interior design. A behind-the-scenes look at how I create rich, refined, and colorful artwork for elevated spaces.

An honest reflection on the beauty and complexity of motherhood, shared through one designer’s personal Mother's Day weekend. A must-read for women working to balance or blend family, ambition, and self-care.

This year, I’m choosing less noise and more joy. A little list of what I’m scaling back — and what I’m finally saying yes to.

I almost didn’t have the energy to write this! First, my daughter got sick, then me, then my husband. And it’s been rough. Most nights over the past week, we’ve been up comforting our girl, trying to lower dangerously high fevers two or three times–sometimes more. 

Between the tough stuff, however,  there have also been truly beautiful flashes of light and inspiration. I connected with a fabulous local florist and had my first houseware photoshoot. I also caught up with my business coaching group for a meaningful “State of the Union” with our cohort. Oh, and I finally finished a book I’ve had on my shelf for literal years!

t took me a long time to realize the impact physical movement could have on my creative work.

“Wait… what?” I can already hear you asking, “Didn’t you start out as an interior designer? How does physical movement fit into design?”

Well, let me tell you!