For years we’ve been creating: drawing, designing patterns, making things with our hands and collecting ideas for “one day we’ll open a shop”.

We kept our wishes in sketchbooks, folders and late-night messages to each other. We shared screenshots, photos and small experiments and said:

“One day we’ll sell this.”
“One day this will have a home.”
“One day we’ll make this real.”

At some point we realised that “one day” doesn’t arrive by itself.
You have to write it down, make a list and start ticking the boxes.

My Wish List is our way of doing exactly that – turning our shared wish list into something real, step by step.

We put a lot of heart into this project: our time, our skills, our doubts and our excitement.

It’s not a coincidence that the initials of **My Wish List** are also **MWL – Made With Love**.

For us this means:

- every piece is designed or chosen with care,
- we argue over colours and details until they feel right,
- we want each item to feel like something you’d happily add to your own wish list – not just “another product”.

Behind every piece there is someone here who drew it, stitched it, adjusted the colours, checked the quality and cared.

We treat the shop a little bit like a checklist:

1. A wish starts as an idea – a feeling, a colour combination, a sketch, a pattern.
2. We test it in real life – on paper, on fabric, on walls, in our own homes.
3. If it feels right, it becomes a product and joins one of our collections.
4. Some pieces are grouped into **wish sets** – ready-made combinations that play nicely together.

You’ll see words like **New wishes**, **Most wished** and **Wishes on sale** around the shop.
They’re not just labels – they’re small signals about where each piece is in our evolving wish list.

We’re a small group of women working together on this project – each one with her own style, background and way of seeing the world. What connects us is the same wish: to turn our ideas into real, holdable things and to share them with people who feel something when they see or use them.

### [Name] – [Role / focus]

A short line about what she loves to do most
(e.g. patterns, illustration, colour, textiles).

A second sentence or two about how she thinks about “wishes”:
how she gets ideas, what she enjoys creating, or what kind of feeling she wants people to have when they use her work.

### [Name] – Designer & illustrator

Loves turning small stories and emotions into visual details – a line, a colour, a tiny character in the corner of a notebook or a print. She’s usually the one obsessing over “does this really feel like us?” and pushing colours until they match the mood we want.

### [Name] – Textile & pattern lover

Feels at home inside repeats, grids and textures. She thinks about how a towel hangs, how a pattern lives in a room and how something soft can quietly change the feeling of a space.

### [Name] – Maker & detail person

Always asking “how will this feel in someone’s hand?” She’s the one checking print quality, touching samples, adjusting edges and making sure the idea survives the jump from screen to real life.

### [Name] – Designer & illustrator

Loves turning small stories and emotions into visual details – a line, a colour, a tiny character in the corner of a notebook or a print. She’s usually the one obsessing over “does this really feel like us?” and pushing colours until they match the mood we want.

### [Name] – Textile & pattern lover

Feels at home inside repeats, grids and textures. She thinks about how a towel hangs, how a pattern lives in a room and how something soft can quietly change the feeling of a space.

### [Name] – Maker & detail person

Always asking “how will this feel in someone’s hand?” She’s the one checking print quality, touching samples, adjusting edges and making sure the idea survives the jump from screen to real life.

We treat the shop a little bit like a checklist:

1. A wish starts as an idea – a feeling, a colour combination, a sketch, a pattern.
2. We test it in real life – on paper, on fabric, on walls, in our own homes.
3. If it feels right, it becomes a product and joins one of our collections.
4. Some pieces are grouped into **wish sets** – ready-made combinations that play nicely together.

You’ll see words like **New wishes**, **Most wished** and **Wishes on sale** around the shop.
They’re not just labels – they’re small signals about where each piece is in our evolving wish list.

Of course, we’re happy to finally share our work with the world – our designs and handmade pieces, ready to find homes.

But we also have a bigger wish:

We’d love for you to start your **own** wish list.

Not just of big life goals, but of the small, everyday things that make you feel more satisfied, more supported and more “you” in your space.

We honestly believe that if more people feel content, nourished and calm in their daily lives, the world around them becomes a little bit better too.

So this is us: a few women, many ideas, and one shared checklist we’re actively working through together.

We’re still building, still learning and still adding new wishes to the shop – and ticking them off, one by one.

If you’d like to see what our wish list looks like right now,
you can start here:

→ **Wish list highlights**
(or pick your own starting point from New wishes, Wishes on sale or Most wished).