savannah's atmospheric style, brought home

low country living

we drew this collection from savannah's low country, where brass lanterns and hurricanes echo the district's old gaslight glow. weathered terracotta, handwoven rattan, and natural seagrass carry that coastal texture indoors, layered with linen throws and faux botanicals for warmth. gallery wall sets and chinoiserie planters round out a palette suited to savannah's shaded, storied streets.

Adam Gibbs, co-founder at parker + gibbs, holding a wine glass sitting on a wall outside at Scribe Winery in Sonoma, California.

our inspiration

behind the collection

we kept coming back to the architecture. historic homes with tall windows, deep porches, and details that were clearly built to outlast whoever lived there. that kind of timelessness is hard to fake, so rather than copy it exactly, we focused on the materials that carry the same weathered, storied feeling, the sense that a room has been lived in and loved for a hundred years even if it hasn't. aged brass with real patina, hand thrown ceramics with a little imperfection left in, natural fiber weaves that only get better with time. everything chosen with the same thoughtful intention, built for a storm facing coastal climate and made to feel grounded, not staged.

  • hand thrown ceramic vases and bowls with visible, artful texture
  • antique finished brass lanterns and hardware with real patina
  • storm ready, naturally woven materials suited to humidity and salt air

cheers!

-adam