A Studio Refresh at Ember Heights

Ember Heights is getting a refresh — not because anything was wrong, but because creative spaces deserve to evolve.

Over the past months, I’ve been quietly revisiting many of my designs — refining artwork, adjusting layouts and exploring new ways to bring the Ember Heights aesthetic to life. To make room for these updates, I temporarily pulled some items from the shop while they’re being reworked and re-released.

Think of it as a studio reset:
same heart, same vision — just a little more polished.

What’s Being Refreshed

Sweatshirts, t-shirts, and calendars are all being thoughtfully updated behind the scenes. You’ll start to see familiar favorites return with:

• Cleaner, more cohesive design systems

• Refined artwork and color palettes

• Better presentation across collections

Nothing is being replaced — it’s simply being elevated.

As part of this refresh, every product going forward will also ship free, so what you see is what you pay.

Also Coming Soon, Handmade Decorative Dog Collars!

Alongside this refresh, I’m also adding something completely new to Ember Heights:
handmade decorative dog collars.

These are not mass-produced accessories. They’re slow-made, small-batch pieces designed to feel like keepsakes — inspired by natural textures, warm neutrals, and the quiet personality of dogs themselves.

They’re meant for:

• Photo moments

• Display

• Special occasions

• And honoring the bond between you and your dog

Each collar will be made by hand, with the same calm, thoughtful energy that goes into everything I create here.

What’s Coming Next

Over the coming weeks, Ember Heights will begin to feel full again — but more cohesive, more curated, and more intentional.

You’ll see:

• Updated sweatshirts and tees returning

• New calendar designs

• And the first release of decorative dog collars

All thoughtfully made and designed.
All shipped free.
All designed to bring a little more warmth and meaning into your everyday life.

Thank you for being here while the studio refreshes.

— Brittney
Ember Heights