Koizumi Hinoki Shelf Home Scenting_Mists Megan Heddinger designed this year-long

Megan Heddinger designed this year-long companion for the quiet work of transformation – twelve months of daily chances to choose differently

The interplay between serious craftsmanship and playful color theory creates a dialogue between form and function that would make both Mondrian and Sottsass smile

and let the straightforward geometry organize what actually needs organizing

and accent details catch light against the dark body

let go and define how you're evolving for the month ahead

Koizumi Hinoki Shelf Home Scenting_Mists Megan Heddinger designed this year-longA short groove is cut into this hinoki wood shelf just deep enough to stand a postcard, a photograph, or the paper amulet it was designed for, the o fuda blessed at a Shinto shrine. Designed by Japanese designer Makoto Koizumi, it takes the form of a Kamidana, the household altar traditionally built to hold what a family considers sacred. The wood is left bare no stain, no varnish because Koizumi's instinct is to let a material do its own work. The