In Persian culture, tilework is more than decoration. It’s a language of color, poetry, and memory. From the walls of ancient palaces to the courtyards of modest homes, these intricate mosaics have told stories for centuries. They capture gardens in full bloom, birds in mid-flight, and the eternal worlds of Persian imagination.

For me, this collection is deeply personal. My grandfather was an architect, and he built the home where I grew up, a beautiful old Iranian house, the kind you rarely see anymore. It had a sun-soaked yard, a fountain that sang in the afternoons, and a living room with a tiled patio in its heart, surrounded by pots of flowers and plants. As a child, I would sit by the fountain for hours, daydreaming. I imagined stories for every tile. Tales of birds that carried secret messages, flowers that whispered, and worlds that shimmered just beyond reach.

The Garden of Tiles collection is my way of bringing a piece of that lost beauty to life. Inspired especially by the exquisite tilework of Golestan Palace, each design carries the romance, wonder, and poetry of those sunlit days. It’s a small love letter to my roots, and a wish to pass along those stories to the next generation.

Welcome to my Garden of Tiles. I hope it stirs a little magic in you, too.