How To Order
Quick summary
Orders are placed through my website during scheduled ordering windows held 4–6 times per year. Dates are always announced in advance so you’ll have time to plan. Each window opens on a Saturday at noon Eastern Time and remains open for one hour.
All tiles are made to order in my one-person studio.
How it works
I open ordering windows periodically throughout the year so I can work at a sustainable pace and give each order the attention it deserves.
The next ordering window will open Saturday, March 21, 2026 at noon Eastern.
During the one-hour window, the website functions like a normal online store: you can browse, add items to your cart, and check out when you’re ready. No account or special login is required.
If you’re already on the site when the window opens, you may need to refresh your browser for the “Add to cart” buttons to appear.
Once the window closes, I review the total volume and set a realistic production timeline for that batch. Most orders ship within 6–10 weeks, though timing may vary depending on order size and overall order volume.
It’s uncommon for timelines to fall outside this range, but if I anticipate a significantly different timeline for your order, I will be in touch shortly after the window closes. At that time, you’ll have the option to cancel before production begins. If you don’t hear from me, you can expect your order to ship within the 6–10 week timeframe.
If you’re planning a particularly large or complex order and anticipate needing additional time to order, you’re welcome to reach out in advance. I do my best to accommodate customers who plan ahead.
Tiles are made to order in small batches and carefully packed once complete.
Why I Use Ordering Windows
Demand for my handmade tiles has grown over time, and ordering windows allow me to work in focused batches and set realistic timelines as a one-person studio. This structure helps me maintain quality, communicate clearly, and work at a sustainable pace.
Can I Place an Order After the Window Closes?
In most cases, no.
Once an ordering window has closed, I move fully into production and don’t accept new projects until the next opening. This helps me stay on schedule and honor commitments to those who ordered during the window.
Are There Exceptions?
Very rarely, and only when something has already been discussed in advance.
In a small number of cases, I’ve been able to help a returning customer with a minor addition to an existing order or follow through on a project that was already in motion before the ordering window closed. These situations depend entirely on timing and capacity.
If I’m unable to accommodate a request, it is because I’m honoring the limits that allow me to do this work well.
If You Missed the Window
Please don’t worry. Ordering windows open multiple times per year, and dates are always announced in advance via Instagram and my mailing list so you’ll have time to plan.
Glaze samples are available year-round for those who would like to see the colors in person and plan ahead for a future ordering window.
Why I Don’t Accept Orders by Email or Invoice
To keep the process manageable and avoid errors, all orders are placed through my website during ordering windows. This allows me to spend less time on administrative work and more time making tiles.
Thank you sincerely for your understanding and support.
With gratitude,
Emily
