Everyday is Effortless with Sophia Criswell

After a tumultuous year, we felt it was important to highlight spaces of other people that look like us just to serve as a reminder that you’re not alone. In fact, your connected to a ton of other people who are just trying to get through their day, one moment at a time, just like you. Again, those beautiful everyday moments in our lives and homes.

 

 

The beautiful moments in your day to day lifestyle that remind you “I got this”- that is what Everyday is Effortless is all about.

 

We want to highlight the beauty of our everyday lives at home, our daily routines, certain corners that we cling too, special pieces that we can’t live without. With this launch we wanted to bring a collection that could seamlessly integrate into your individual style and elevate these moments at home.  Your surroundings should be complimented with goods that are as just as bold, intentional, unapologetic, and beautiful as you are.

 

Sophia Criswell is multi passionate creative with an exciting career as a stylist and photographer. After relocating to Los Angeles, creating a home that was welcoming and warm to all who entered was a top priority.

 

 

Waking up everyday knowing that everything in my home has a place and a purpose.

To be and feel welcome. What I have always loved about my home and the energy it gives off is to be and feel welcome. I grew up in a home where no matter who walked in the front door they were greeted, loved, and accepted for who they were. I have carried that into my home, and I pray my children also carry that into their home.

Pizza! With the help of the master chef, my fiancé.

Artsy books and candles.

Elevating my everyday most days is lighting a candle. I know that sounds simple and easy, but being a mom I don't really have a lot of alone time, so there is a sense of relaxation and calmness that fills the air the moment I light a candle.

My favorite memory of home is family dinners. Some of my favorite times are gathering around the table eating food with the people I love most.

My inspiration comes from family. I grew up with a mother who designed homes for a living. I remember at a young age, we would look at home catalogs and go to open houses just to discuss the design. I also gather my inspiration from my world travels.

My fiancé and I have gathered important images of our family over the years and currently have a gallery of images above our couch. My favorite photo is a photo of it grandmother when she graduated nursing school.