Letters From Puglia
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Puglia - The Itinerary
THE JOURNEY BEGINS SOON Over a week in Puglia, Moody Merchant Founder, Clare follows winding lanes and sun-warmed streets — from the olive groves of Borgo Egnazia to the ceramic...
Puglia - The Itinerary
THE JOURNEY BEGINS SOON Over a week in Puglia, Moody Merchant Founder, Clare follows winding lanes and sun-warmed streets — from the olive groves of Borgo Egnazia to the ceramic...
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Day 1 - Arriving in Puglia
Dear All, We made it, after arriving in Puglia mid morning we made our way down the coast to the stunning hotel The Borgo Egnazia our home for the next...
Day 1 - Arriving in Puglia
Dear All, We made it, after arriving in Puglia mid morning we made our way down the coast to the stunning hotel The Borgo Egnazia our home for the next...
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Day 2 - Polignano A Mare and Monopoli
Today has been one of the most relaxing days of our trip.When planning our time in Puglia, one of my priorities was to discover this beautiful region while avoiding the...
Day 2 - Polignano A Mare and Monopoli
Today has been one of the most relaxing days of our trip.When planning our time in Puglia, one of my priorities was to discover this beautiful region while avoiding the...
Moody Merchant
Moody Merchant began as a reflection of my own home, layered slowly, filled with things I truly love, and grounded in a belief that beautiful design should feel personal.
I’ve always been drawn to pieces that hold quiet character. Objects made with care by real people, crafted in small studios, family workshops, and heritage makers across Europe and beyond.
Things like block-printed table linens from Bungalow in Denmark, hand-poured soaps from Iceland, or wooden toys from the UK, made to last and to be loved.
Some are refined, others more rustic. Some are everyday staples, others a little more special. But each piece is chosen with the same intention: to bring meaning, warmth, and a sense of story into the home.
Moody Merchant was never about following trends or filling shelves, it’s about curating items that feel like they belong and that reflect the values of slow living, craftsmanship, and quiet luxury.
I can’t wait to share more of the pieces, and the makers as I discover them on our travels.