Move in, matched.

For the apartment everyone somehow ends up at. A cart, two bottle openers with opinions, and three games for settling arguments.

Tension, adhesive, over-the-door, freestanding. A whole home’s worth of hardware and not one conversation with your landlord.

Plants inside, birds outside, and bath pieces made from plastic that used to be in the ocean. Good for the room and for the view.

The pieces people know us by. Playful, useful, and still earning their spot decades on.

Over the toilet, over the sink, over the door. Storage that finds room you did not know you were paying rent on.

A mirror with room around it, jewelry where you can see it, and a rack for tomorrow’s outfit. Everything between the closet and the front door.