Studio Lynn Siegfried

It’s a crisp autumn morning in 1950s Copenhagen, where the air smells of freshly baked rye and the streets hum with the quiet sophistication of a bygone era. This pattern, my dear friend, captures that essence—a tapestry of muted coral, sage, and slate, woven into a grid of imperfect rectangles that whisper tales of Scandinavian restraint. Each square, with its delicate, hand-sketched crosshatching, feels like a love letter to the artisans of yesteryear, who knew that beauty lies in the subtle dance of texture and tone. It’s the kind of fabric that begs to drape a midcentury chaise in a sunlit study, or perhaps to become the lining of a tailored coat you’d wear while strolling through a cobblestone square. Timeless, understated, yet undeniably evocative—this is a design for those who find poetry in the everyday.
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Counting down! Day 85 of the

As promised, here are photos of our Pearl River cruise. The swamp tour was absolutely amazing! We saw several large 😳 alligators, wild boar, egrets, cormorants, a bald eagle, raccoons, diamondback water snakes, and heard both a barred owl and a great horned owl. We were in a small boat that was able to take us deeper into the bayou.

A cute boho succulent rope with beads for day 21 of the

I am 20 days in on my 100 Day Project! All of these designs, many in multiple color combinations of the same palette, are currently available in my Spoonflower shop. You can follow along on on Instagram if you want to see them every day.