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Home Supplies
Lurex Sponges - Set of 3
These shimmering kitchen companions arrive as a trio of mixed hues, each one small enough to tuck away yet charming enough to display proudly on your countertop. Crafted from lurex material, they'll make your dishes gleam with an almost suspicious brightness—the kind of sparkle that makes you wonder if you've accidentally hired tiny fairies to do your washing. Measuring a modest half to one inch tall, they're dishwasher-safe, which means you can toss them in with the rest of your ceramic casualties and let the machine do the heavy lifting. No grime, no grimace—just three little sponges ready to transform your sink situation from "please don't look" to "actually, I'm quite proud of this."
Matches - Intervals of Sevenths - Rainbow
These delightful match boxes from HomArt are the kind of thing you didn't know you needed until you saw them sitting on your shelf, looking impossibly charming. Each box features a striking design with color-coordinated match tips that somehow make striking a match feel like a minor accomplishment. Perfect for gifting to someone who has everything, or keeping for yourself because let's face it, we all deserve a little graphic joy in our lives. Safety matches, fifty sticks per box—enough to light candles, start fires, or simply admire the aesthetic. A small luxury that costs almost nothing but feels like everything.
Pomodoro Tomato Red Illustration Tea Towel
If one tomato is good, then surely a whole parade of them across your kitchen towel is better. This 18.8 by 29.9 inch tea towel arrives as a study in understated joy—white cotton adorned with cheerful tomato illustrations, the kind of thing that makes mundane dish-drying feel like a small act of self-care. Crafted from 100% half panama cotton at a weighty 233 gsm, it's substantial enough to feel genuinely nice in your hands, yet light enough to actually accomplish something. Digitally printed, hemmed with precision, fitted with a hanging loop for those who believe kitchen linens deserve prominence. Made in the UK, it arrives folded and ready, whether you're drying dishes or draping it across a charcuterie board with the confidence of someone who has their life together. Cold water wash only; tumble drying is not your friend here. Bulk orders available for those of us planning ahead.
Matches - Voyage
These charming match boxes from HomArt are the kind of thing you notice sitting on someone's shelf and immediately want to steal. Each box features a distinctive design with color-coordinated match tips—the sort of detail that suggests someone actually thought about aesthetics while designing something as humble as matches. They're practical enough for everyday use, thoughtful enough to give as a gift, and decorative enough that you won't feel compelled to hide them in a drawer. Fifty safety matches per box, because apparently we're still lighting things the old-fashioned way, and honestly, isn't that kind of nice?
Match - Fish School
These charming match boxes are the kind of thing you find yourself buying in multiples, even though you only need one. Our Fish School design features cheerful coordinating tips and comes loaded with 50 safety matches—enough to light a hundred small fires of joy, or just your evening candles. Perfect for slipping into a gift bag, propping on a shelf as graphic art, or keeping in that drawer where you stash things you might need someday. It's the small gesture that somehow says everything.
Brass Handled Board
I once owned a cutting board that cost less than a coffee and performed about as well. It warped, stained, and developed an odor suggesting it had become sentient and deeply depressed. This board, by contrast, is the kind of thing that actually encourages you to slice things on it—preferably while someone's watching and forming opinions about your competence. Crafted from sustainably sourced hardwood, it comes in maple, walnut, or a black so deliberately dark it looks like a design choice rather than neglect. The solid brass handle won't betray you mid-entertaining, which is more than I can say for most relationships. At 14 by 7 inches, it's weighty enough to feel legitimate, the sort of object that suggests you've considered your life choices and made at least one good one. Hand-finished with food-safe oil and wax, it's built for actual use—not display, though it's handsome enough for that too. It's the kind of board you'll reach for repeatedly, share with people you tolerate, and eventually pass along to someone who will definitely appreciate it more than you do. Which, statistically speaking, is almost everyone.
Local Lumber Broom
There's something oddly satisfying about a broom that's actually worth looking at. This one starts with locally sourced hardwood—real wood with character, the kind that tells a story just by existing. The broomcorn is naturally dyed and paired with cord that complements the handle, creating something that feels genuinely thoughtful rather than thrown together. It's handmade, which means you're getting actual craftsmanship, not mass production. The gravity-lock Dutch hanger system is clever too—push up to release, pull down to secure—so it hangs beautifully whether you're using it or displaying it. Pair it with a matching hanger made from the same wood species and you've got a cohesive set that actually looks intentional on your wall. Since it's made from natural materials, each broom varies slightly in tone and grain, making yours uniquely its own. Ships in recycled packaging. Sometimes the best tools are the ones that work well and happen to look good doing it.
Tampico Wing
Meet the Tampico Wing—a brush that's basically what happens when you convince an agave plant to become a cleaning tool. After years of experimenting with sustainable materials (and probably questioning my life choices), I discovered that Tampico fibers are surprisingly good at the whole bristle situation. Hand-tied with organic linen and cotton cord using an Appalachian weaving pattern, this soft-bristled wonder is perfect for tabletop dusting and light cleaning without the aggressive energy of traditional broomcorn. It's delicate enough to handle your surfaces with respect, sturdy enough to actually work, and comes in your choice of handwoven linen or leather bands—both naturally dyed in-house. At 12.5" x 7.5", it's the right size for people who've accepted that some messes are just part of the deal.
Mushroom Tea Towel
Here's a Mushroom Tea Towel that's been lovingly screen-printed by hand in the studio using water-based ink. It's 19 by 19 inches of 100% natural cotton—the kind of flour sack material that actually absorbs things. Each one is printed individually and cured by hand, so you'll notice slight variations in the details. I like to think of these imperfections as character, though I understand if you prefer to call them happy accidents. Either way, you're getting a genuinely handmade piece that's both functional and decorative, assuming you can find a wall in your kitchen that isn't already covered with other things you swore you'd use.
Match - Snake
There's something wonderfully unnecessary about owning a beautiful box of matches—which is precisely why you need one. HomArt's Match collection proves that even the most utilitarian objects deserve to be charming. With distinctive designs and matching-colored tips, these boxes transcend their practical purpose and become the kind of thing you actually want visible on your shelf. Fifty safety matches per box, perfect for lighting candles, impressing houseguests, or simply reminding yourself that life's small details matter. It's the sort of purchase that makes you feel like you have your life together, even if you're not entirely sure you do.
Dutch Broom Hanger
After a decade of peddling these contraptions to every soul who wandered into our shop, we've finally taken matters into our own hands—quite literally. This Dutch broom hanger is our homage to a gift from Gary Glascock, a man who taught me that a broom deserves better than to languish in a corner like yesterday's newspaper. The mechanism is refreshingly honest: a wooden ball that obeys the laws of gravity with the reliability of a banker's conscience. Push upward and it releases; pull downward and it locks tight enough to hold your Dutch broom, your towels, or whatever else you've deemed worthy of wall space. No springs, no nonsense—just wood doing what wood has done since the beginning of time. Crafted from Kentucky lumber, each hanger carries the virtue of being locally sourced, which is to say we've spared the trees of distant lands and supported our neighbors instead. At 8½ inches tall and 4½ inches wide, it fits most handle sizes with the generosity of a well-meaning relative. Pair it with our matching broom handles for a display that suggests you've got your life organized—even if you don't.
Cherry Tea Towel
Meet your new kitchen companion—a cherry-printed cotton tea towel that's equal parts functional and delightfully imperfect. At 19 by 19 inches, it's generously sized for drying dishes, wiping counters, or draping dramatically over your shoulder while you contemplate dinner. Crafted from 100% natural cotton in that classic flour sack weave, it's soft enough to actually use and sturdy enough to survive the washing machine's spin cycle. Each one is hand-screenprinted in my studio with water-based ink, which means yours will have its own quirky personality—slight color variations, tiny imperfections, the whole charming mess of something made by actual human hands rather than robots. Consider those variations not flaws, but proof that a real person cared enough to make it.
Hinoki Bergamot Room Spray
Imagine walking into a room and thinking, "Well, this smells like someone who has their life together." That's the Hinoki Bergamot Room Spray—a sophisticated blend that opens with bright bergamot and grapefruit, then settles into something deeper with vetiver, neroli, and eucalyptus. The real magic happens at the base, where hinoki cypress, soft musk, and golden amber create a grounding warmth that somehow makes you feel both calm and oddly accomplished. Crafted with clean, skin-safe ingredients and a plant-based formula, it's phthalate-free, paraben-free, and entirely vegan. Mist it into the air or over your linens—either way, you're giving yourself permission to pause. Handcrafted in small batches, each bottle is as unique as your questionable life choices, except this one actually works out.
Match - Web
These charming match boxes are the kind of thing you find yourself buying in multiples, even though you only need one. Each box arrives dressed in distinctive artwork with matching-colored tips that somehow make striking a match feel like a small, intentional act rather than a mundane necessity. They're practical enough for everyday use—fifty safety matches per box—yet decorative enough to leave sitting on a shelf where guests will notice them. Pair one with a candle, tuck it into a gift bag, or simply enjoy the small pleasure of owning something that manages to be both useful and genuinely nice to look at.
Leather Dustpan
Who knew a dustpan could spark joy? This handcrafted leather number proves that even your cleaning supplies deserve a little sophistication. Designed with genuine leather from Thoroughbred in Louisville and expertly cut by C.R. Campbell leatherworks, it's the kind of thing that makes you almost—almost—want to sweep more often. Available in natural or black, with surface variations that remind you it's real, not some mass-produced imposter. At 7.5" x 7.75", it's the perfect size for pretending your floors are cleaner than they actually are. Plus, it ships in recycled packaging, because apparently we're all trying to save the planet one dustpan at a time.