At Milk + Honey Group, we’re constantly inspired by creative partners who share our passion for thoughtful, design-forward spaces—and Woodhull Architecture is one of those firms. Since their founding in 2003, Woodhull has remained rooted in design-led construction, a philosophy that resonates deeply with our own. Their commitment to durability, honest materials, and the beauty of the build process mirrors our approach: guiding a vision from discovery to completion with care, creativity, and integrity. Like us, they believe great design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about how a space feels, functions, and stands the test of time.

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We love when a home feels as soulful as it looks—and this Little Compton listing from Cherry Arnold checks every box. Nestled on 8 serene acres just two miles from the beach, this expanded Cape offers timeless charm, coastal privacy, and beautifully maintained grounds framed by evergreens and artisan stone walls. With a flexible layout, screened porch, and inviting interiors, it’s the kind of place that feels like summer all year long—a true Farm Coast gem.

485 long highway, little compton, ri

If you’re a subscriber to our newsletter or a fan of our work, you know we love bringing color and character back into the home. That’s why we’re so drawn to the joyful, sun-drenched world of Urban Pottery. 

Each hand-built piece is full of personality—bold, sentimental, and quietly cheeky—and perfectly suited for our coastal-loving clients who value charm and creativity in everyday life.
 

Urban Pottery’s work isn’t just ceramic—it’s storytelling in clay. Inspired by the textures, colors, and contradictions of Mediterranean life (think sun-faded walls, salty air, figs and fish, and golden details that catch the light), their pieces evoke a feeling of travel and memory. Whether it’s a dish, tile, or tiny plate, everything is made to be lived with, noticed, and enjoyed.
 

We admire Urban Pottery for the same reasons we love great design: it’s emotional, imperfect, and rooted in ritual. It’s for people who want to surround themselves with beauty that feels personal—because it is.