Story of the brand

“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”
— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince

Like the Little Prince wandering through planets in search of connection and meaning, many of us drift through life seeking something that finally feels like home — not just a roof, but a space that understands us.

At Hearth & Haven, we are inspired by that search.

Hearth

— traditionally the heart of the home, the fireplace is where warmth gathers and stories begin. At Hearth and Haven, it symbolizes our commitment to curating pieces that bring tangible warmth, intimacy, and atmosphere to your living space.

Haven

— a shelter, a sanctuary, a place where the soul rests. It represents the deeper essence of home as a refuge — emotionally grounding, quiet, and safe.

Together, Hearth and Haven captures the full experience of home — from the physical warmth of a thoughtfully chosen lamp or ceramic, to the emotional comfort of a space that feels entirely yours.Every item in our collection is hand-selected, sourced globally with care, and designed to turn your home into a place of distinction, character, and serenity.

We believe that home is not built from bricks or cement, but from moments — the quiet grace of a cup of coffee at sunrise, the warm glow of evening light over soft fabric, the stillness of a room that doesn’t ask you to be anyone but yourself.

We create collections for the wanderer who longs to anchor.
For those who crave beauty with soul, and objects that whisper instead of shout.
Each piece is curated to evoke warmth, presence, and a sense of being held — whether you're returning from afar, or just seeking peace within your own walls.

Just as the Little Prince cherished his rose not because she was perfect, but because of the time and care he gave her — we believe that when you choose what lives in your home with intention, your space begins to love you back.

Hearth & Haven is not just a store.
It’s a quiet rebellion against cold spaces and throwaway living.
It’s an invitation to come home — truly home — to yourself.