I run Turner Farm with my husband Daniel on a hill in rural Nova Scotia, looking out over the Bay of Fundy. We raise wagyu cattle and horses, we have a dairy cow named Happy, and we homeschool our two kids, Ellie and Anderson. Our family spends nearly every hour of the day at home, working and learning, so what we fill our home with matters. It has to be natural, non-toxic, and built to last.

That is how East Perry became part of our home years ago. Almost every surface in our living area has one of their sheepskins on it, and in winter they are on our feet too. This collection is the set we already live with, pulled together for the back-to-school stretch, when the days get full and everyone needs a way to come back down at the end of them.