For business owner and activist Kai Avent-deLeon, home is the place to unwind and feel rested—for her and her guests. To achieve this feeling, she keeps things minimal, with a light-neutral palette and an emphasis on natural materials—like wood and leather—that tell their own story in their natural variances.
Pictured: Amos Vase, Barrie, Logan, and Lowell Pillows, Erlands Point Bench, Latika Rug, Port Gamble Mill Stool, Rivera Chair, and Robless Side Table.
Pictured: Alma Rug, Alva Vase, Aman Pillow, and Lizzy Pillow.
Pictured: Erlands Point Bench, Rima Rug, Zucco Urn (large), and Zucco Urn (medium).
Pictured: Aparna Rug, and Barley Coffee Table.
Pictured: Aman, Barrie, Logan, and Lowell Pillows, Aparna Rug, Barley Coffee Table, Vogel Accent Table, Port Gamble Mill Stool, Dimitra Urn, Into The Forest Wall Art, Jeanette Table Lamp, and Rivera Chair.
As an activist and owner of multiple businesses, Kai Avent-deLeon relies on her home to be calming, while also being a true reflection of her. The result is a minimal, organic approach, punctuated by collected objects that carry personal meaning.
