Jars, spell scraps, and quiet mischief line every shelf of Cordelia’s apothecary. Lived-in and love-worn, this tiny space hums with potion bottles, handwritten signs, and herbal charm. It’s a shop, a spellbook, and a shrine—all in one.
For those who believe bedrooms are portals, not just rooms. Cordelia’s bedroom is a sanctuary of velvet secrets, mythic art, and flickering firelight. Gilded frames and moody walls hold the whispers of a thousand stories, while her scaled bed cradles dream and ritual alike.
Where the magic is still unfolding, each piece is mid-spell—part dream, part detail, still whispering its final form. From secret observatories to sugar-dusted kitchens, these dioramas are living stories taking shape. Some are nearly complete, others still waiting for the right breath of inspiration.
My miniatures are more than objects—they’re soul furniture: small, intentional spaces for the parts of us that long to be seen, held, and gently changed.
Rooted in the work of Jung, Kohut, and Kierkegaard, each piece is designed with the belief that the psyche isn’t a machine—it’s a story unfolding. These tiny sanctuaries are built to tend five quiet, essential needs.
We all need to see ourselves—clearly, symbolically, soulfully. Rooted in Jung and Kohut’s work, this is the mirror that says: I see you. The dreamer. The child. The part that’s been waiting to be named.
Inspired by the idea of a “holding environment,” this is about containers—both literal and emotional. Drawers, compartments, hidden spaces. To place something inside is to say: This matters. I trust it here.
Life moves. So should our sense of connection. These portable sanctuaries let you bring the sacred into daily life—quietly, gently, wherever you go. Even in motion, you remain tethered to meaning.
Sometimes we need to name what lives in shadow. A word written. A note tucked away. A message only you will read. These acts make the invisible visible, and the unspeakable safe to say.
Some things are meant to be spoken. Others, simply received. A whisper, a voice, a blessing said under breath—these moments create resonance. They remind us: You are part of the conversation. You are being met.