Journal

Cottage Hosting: A gentle guide to gatherings at home

From the Pages of the Meadowsweet Gazette Each season, we tuck a little extra magic into the Meadowsweet Gazette—our printed newspaper filled with slow-living stories, seasonal rituals, and inspira...

Slow and Seasonal Interview Series | Nicole from Little Homebodies

Welcome to Slow and Seasonal Living—a gentle interview series by Meadowsweet Farmhouse, celebrating the quiet rhythms of real women living thoughtfully and beautifully through the seasons. In each ...

June Muses: A Return to Quiet Beauty with Sarah & Tahlia

This June, we welcome back Sarah and Tahlia, two women whose presence lingers like a well-loved novel. Their shared love of old-world beauty, slow living, and gentle storytelling makes them true em...

Heirloomcore: Romantic Return to the Beautifully Ordinary

In a world racing toward the next new thing, Heirloomcore invites us to pause—and look back. Rooted in romantic nostalgia and a reverence for craftsmanship, Heirloomcore is more than a style. It’s ...

The Joy of Slow Print: Why We Started a Seasonal Newspaper

Why We Started a Printed Paper in a Digital World. In an age of algorithms and endless updates, we found ourselves craving something quieter. Something that didn’t need to be plugged in or refresh...

Monthly Muse: Nicole from Little Homebodies

Monthly Muse for May : Nicole from Southern Tasmania In a quiet corner of southern Tasmania, Nicole lives a life that reflects everything we hold dear at Meadowsweet Farmhouse: gentle rhythms, mea...

Design Notes: The Story Behind the Moonflower Nightie & Rosewood Cardigan

At Meadowsweet Farmhouse, every piece begins with a feeling. A whisper of a season, the texture of a memory, or a fleeting image that lingers in the mind like a half-remembered dream. Today, we wan...

Monthly Muse: Marilla from Home of Edith

Monthly Muse for April: Marilla from Hobart, Tasmania There’s something quietly enchanting about the way Marilla sees the world—through golden light, overgrown paths, the softness of a child’s han...

A Piece to Treasure — What It Means to Own A Meadowsweet

There’s a reason we wrap every garment with care, tie each ribbon slowly, and tuck in a little note just for you. At Meadowsweet Farmhouse, we don’t just make clothes—we craft keepsakes. When you ...