There are moments in building a brand that feel quietly significant—ones that reflect not just growth, but alignment. Being featured in the May/June 2026 issue of VERANDA is one of those moments for Gardenia Home.
Within the Trade Secrets: Designer Sources & Editor Favorites section, our Casa Nuno dinner plate appears among a curated collection of pieces chosen for their beauty, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal.
To see a Gardenia Home piece placed in conversation with interiors by designers like Miles Redd and David Kaihoi—whose work so effortlessly blends tradition with a sense of livable elegance—is deeply meaningful. Their spaces celebrate the art of layering, collecting, and living with intention, which is at the heart of everything we curate.
The Casa Nuno collection reflects that same philosophy. Crafted in Portugal, each piece carries a sense of heritage—classic blue and white motifs that feel both storied and fresh. The collection offers a range of patterns designed to be mixed and matched, from dinner plates to serving bowls and platters, allowing for a table that feels personal rather than prescribed.
While the blue palette is timeless and reminiscent of European coastal tables and antique ceramics, we also carry the collection in a soft pink—an equally romantic interpretation that lends itself beautifully to spring tables and more delicate settings.
What makes this feature especially meaningful is not just the placement, but the context. The page speaks to a broader idea: that thoughtfully chosen objects—whether a plate, a lantern, or a textile—shape the atmosphere of a home. The Casa Nuno plate is included not simply as tableware, but as part of a larger visual story about how we live and gather.
At Gardenia Home, we’ve always believed that the table is one of the most important places in a home. It is where everyday moments become memories, where guests feel welcomed, and where beauty lives in the details.
To see a piece from our collection included in this narrative is both an honor and a reminder of why we do what we do.
As seen in VERANDA, May/June 2026.
As seen in @verandamag, May/June 2026. Photograph by @brantleyphoto. Styling by @pagemullins. Interior design by @reddkaihoi, architecture by @rustemkupiarchitect, and landscape design by @marionievera.
