Jenni’s Approach to the Winter-to-Spring Shift
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Jenni’s Approach to the Winter-to-Spring Shift
February 04, 2026
Even though it’s still winter, the hints of a new spring season are becoming more apparent with every passing day. The days are getting longer, the sun is coming out more often, and flowers are beginning to bloom. In this transitional time, Jenni is looking ahead with the things that ground her sense of time—seasonal florals, signature scents, and the lightweight layers and effortless color of our latest collection—that bridge winter into what’s next.
Jenni’s Approach to the Winter-to-Spring Shift
Late Winter Meets A Fresh Start
This month, Jenni’s wardrobe indulges in the warmth peeking around the corner with fresh pops of color and versatile layers. Coming in pastel yellows to calming blues, her favorite staples exude effortlessness for every occasion. It’s also an especially meaningful moment as she prepares to launch Pacific Natural Everywhere, her third installment of the Pacific Natural series. An exploration of California’s ease on a worldly scale, the book celebrates the nature, architecture, and interior design of ten homes united in a sense of intentional living.
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A Serene Seasonal Reset
While it’s still early, one thing is for certain: a seasonal switch up isn’t official without a home refresh. For Jenni, right now that means lighting warm, grounding scents like the Topanga Candle to make her living room feel truly lived-in. Florals play a big role too, with Jenni setting out early blooms and branches that nod to spring, while honoring the current season.
“February always feels like a quiet turning point for me, even if spring hasn’t fully arrived yet. It's a moment to soften the palette and start thinking about what’s next."
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Photos by Arianna Lago