Reopening The DGD Pottery Etsy Shop

Reopening The DGD Pottery Etsy Shop

I’m so excited to announce that the DGD Pottery shop is officially reopened for business! In case you didn’t know, the shop had been active for several years, but my production was abruptly halted in 2020 thanks to the pandemic. I had to rearrange all of my priorities when it came to business to keep up with the changing landscape of things throughout the COVID era, and my Etsy shop was one of the things that was gently placed off to the side. This year I knew I wanted to make it a priority to get back up and running, though, so I’ve been working hard at the studio, and now have a fresh collection of handmade pieces ready to ship out to their new homes across the US.

Reopening The DGD Pottery Etsy Shop

Reopening The DGD Pottery Etsy Shop

Reopening The DGD Pottery Etsy ShopReopening The DGD Pottery Etsy ShopReopening The DGD Pottery Etsy Shop

The pieces you see pictured in today’s blog post are just a small sampling of what you’ll now find live in the DGD Pottery Etsy shop. I’ve been experimenting with more organic, minimal glazes this season, and hope you love the Japanese-inspired shapes I’ve, lately, been influenced by. The tea bowls are some of my personal favorites in this summer drop, but I’m also excited to offer ikebana vases again. These types of unique vases are something I definitely want to experiment more with, so keep an eye out for those in future drops if you’re as fascinated by this style of floral arranging as I am (see a demo of how I do it here). I decided to forage for my own “florals” to style my ikebana with this time, and ultimately chose evergreen branches and sprigs of dill. I’m very into the idea of using something other than flowers in these types of vases for a change every now and then.

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Click over to the shop here to see the full collection, including bowls, mugs, hand-built trays, my new line of abstract squiggle weights (a play on traditional paper weights, of course), and so much more. If you’d like to learn more about me and my ceramics career, click here to look through my DGD Pottery portfolio. There you’ll see a good bit of my past work, plus find out how I got started down this path. Thanks so much for your support, as always, and I hope you love looking through my new collection of handmade ceramics. It has been a joy creating them for you.

Reopening The DGD Pottery Etsy Shop

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June 2025 Home Mood Boards

Girl Boss Home Office Home Décor Mood Board

It’s time to share what I’ve been posting over on my LTK account! I started this series because I didn’t want you to miss out on this free content in case you’re not following along on LTK or Instagram, so I’ll be posting a roundup here on the blog at the end of each month to help inspire your home décor brainstorming. Don’t forget to click all the way through to LTK (links are included in the paragraph explanations below) to get direct linked access to all of the pieces in each collection.

Girl Boss Office:

I always find it so fun to design an office. It’s arguably where a lot of us spend most of our waking moments, so I like to be really playful with color to make for an extra inspiring space. This dream office was designed with the “Girl Bosses” in mind, with pink and purple tones, light blonde wood, curvy furniture, and nostalgic artwork. The result feels like the type of office that I would get so much work done in. If you agree, you can get the look by shopping the full collection (including that rich pink paint color!) here.

Historic Retro Motel Home Décor Mood Board

Historic Retro Motel:

Did you catch my review of the Rochambeau Roadside Inn last week? If not, click here to catch up, and then come back here to shop the hotel room! This lovely renovated retro motel in Williamsburg, Virginia, was filled top to bottom with character, which inspired me to track down some of the décor accents that were used in the rebuild. I especially loved the plaid wallpaper and sconce lighting, but that mid-century-style fridge is also now on my wishlist. Get the look of the ‘Beau Inn here on my LTK feed.

Plant-Filled Sunroom Home Décor Mood Board

Plant-Filled Sunroom:

I ended up selling a lot of my plants when we moved two and a half years ago because I just didn’t know how much space I’d have for them or the lighting situation in our new house. I also didn’t want the hassle of moving such delicate items…But I’m recommitting to my indoor garden now, and have been filling every bookcase and shelf that we have with new greenery. This new focus of mine inspired me to put together my dream of a plant-filled sunroom seating area. I loved gathering pretty plant stands, shelves, and wall plant holders for this look, and even managed to find a good online resource for live plants. Shop the room here.

Let me know in the comments if you have a specific room or spot in your home that you’d like me to mood board next! I always make sure to prioritize follower requests first, so please do tell what’s on your list of future house projects.

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