I've always believed that a home should feel lived in — not styled for a moment, but shaped over time.

The kind of home where mornings begin slowly. Where light filters through soft curtains and the table is set with pieces chosen carefully — not because they match, but because they mean something to you and your loved ones. That's the feeling Cherry Pie Farmhouse was built on.

It started in my own kitchen, with a small vintage cherry pie sign I picked up on a whim at Thomson Plaza. It wasn't perfect, but it had character. Somehow, it made the space feel warmer — more like a place you wanted to stay in a little longer. I realised then that it's often the simplest pieces that do the most.

During the Covid lockdowns, I fell deep into the farmhouse décor and cottagecore aesthetics — homes filled with colours, natural textures, handmade details, and things meant to be used and enjoyed every day. But this particular warmth didn't exist in Singapore then. So I went to find the people making it and brought their work home.

Today, Cherry Pie Farmhouse brings together handcrafted pieces from makers around the world — textiles from the English countryside, ceramics shaped and painted by hand in Italy, embroidered details from skilled artisans in India. I go directly to each of them - no agents, no middlemen - choosing materials that feel good in your hands, that are kind to the planet, and that grow more beautiful the longer you live with them.

Because a home isn't built all at once. It's gathered — through small moments, everyday rituals, and the things you reach for again and again.

A table set for a simple meal. An afternoon tea that stretches a little longer
than planned. A home that feels like your own.

That's what Cherry Pie Farmhouse is for — and that's who we are here for. Anyone who believes, quietly and without apology, that making a home is some of the most important work a person can do.

Come on in. Take your time. There's no rush here.

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- Michelle