First, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who braved the snow and bitter cold to attend the Bethel Woods Holiday Market. Your kind feedback about my work truly warmed my heart (if not my hands)!

I often talk about intersectionality in my work—the blending of town and country, urbane and rustic, art and design. After all, that’s at the core of why I started Three Birch Hill in the first place.

Today, though, I want to talk about something a bit different: the intersection of disciplines.

In our blended home, we embrace the magic of all the winter holidays, and this time of year, there's a certain warmth that fills our hearts as we prepare for the festivities. But as much as we love the season, there’s always one thing that gets under my skin: the lack of unique and stylish Hanukkah pieces available. (Don’t even get me started on the scant handful of Hanukkah songs you’ll hear).

Every store seems to stock the same old silver menorah, and that's about it. Sound familiar?

That’s why, this year, I decided to take matters into my own hands and create something special for my fellow collectors—a Hanukkah-inspired design that’s chic, unique, and truly festive. And so, Bright Nights was born!