There’s a moment every spring when I sit down with a coffee, scroll through our online shop, and feel winter finally fading. The light looks brighter somehow, and I start dreaming up linen napkins, fresh candles, and vases ready for the first tulips.
Grace & Company began with my love of European markets, Milan mornings, Paris tablescapes, Barcelona gardens, but it has always been rooted in timeless, joyful living. Spring is when that inspiration truly comes alive again.
If you’re looking to refresh your home for the season, our online boutique is filled with pieces designed to bring a sense of calm, beauty, and everyday ritual into your space.
The Quiet Shift from Winter
One of my favourite parts of curating our collections each season is watching the transition from winter to spring.
The deepest winter scents slowly make way for herbal soaps, soft florals, and light candles—the kinds you light during those lingering afternoons when the snow is melting but the air still feels cool.
Small changes can transform the energy of a home:
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A new throw draped over your favourite chair
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Fresh tea towels in the kitchen
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A whimsical Maileg piece tucked onto a shelf
These little details refresh a space without overwhelming it.
Explore the full collection online:
https://graceandcompanyltd.com/collections
Bringing Spring Home, One Click at a Time
Growing up in Poland, and shaped by years of travel through Europe, I’ve always chosen items with intention.
An enamel pitcher that holds garden blooms all season long.
A cookbook filled with recipes that inspire lighter, slower suppers.
These aren’t just products. They become small rituals that mark the rhythm of everyday life.
Our spring collection is designed with this idea in mind: pieces that make your home feel welcoming, thoughtful, and lived in.
Browse the latest arrivals in our European-inspired home decor boutique online and find something that speaks to your table, bath, or shelf.
Spring Rituals, Wherever You Are
One of the joys of moving Grace & Company online is that our little shop can now reach people wherever they are.
Perhaps it’s:
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fresh linens for your table
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a candle lit before supper
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or something whimsical for the little ones in your life
These small moments are what create the feeling of home.
And that’s always been the heart of Grace & Company.
A Spring Recipe from Dorota: Tuscan Coccoli (Fried Bread)
Spring also means lighter gatherings and simple recipes shared with friends.
One of my favourites comes from Tuscany: Coccoli, which translates to “cuddles.” These little pieces of fried bread dough are warm, pillowy, and traditionally served with salty prosciutto.
They originated in Florence but appear across Tuscany in many shapes and sizes. When cooked properly, the dough should be soft and slightly sticky before frying.
Ingredients
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500 g all-purpose flour
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15 g fresh yeast
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270 ml milk
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70 g butter
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1 large pinch of salt
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Seed oil for frying
Instructions
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In a bowl, mix the flour and salt together.
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Dissolve the yeast and add it to the bowl along with half of the milk.
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Mix for about 2 minutes in a mixer.
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Continue mixing for another 10 minutes until the dough becomes smooth.
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Place the dough in the refrigerator and allow it to rise overnight.
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The next day, remove the dough and allow it to return to room temperature and rise again.
The dough should feel soft and slightly sticky.
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Heat the frying oil.
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Lightly grease your hands with olive oil.
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Tear small pieces of dough and place them directly into the hot oil.
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Fry for a few minutes until golden.
Remove from the oil, sprinkle with salt, and add herbs if you like, rosemary or thyme are wonderful.
Serve warm with prosciutto, cheese, or simply on their own.
Try not to eat them all at once!
Enjoy.
— Dorota
An Invitation to Your Home
My hope for this season is simple.
That Grace & Company becomes a gentle pause in your day, a place to wander virtually, discover something beautiful, and bring a little spring into your home.
Light a candle before supper.
Set the table for friends.
Tuck a Maileg mouse into a tiny matchbox bed.
These small rituals ground us.
With care,
Dorota
