Printfresh Mag

Printfresh founder Amy has always loved European Majolica pottery and all of the fanciful and conversational forms it often takes. The artichoke and asparagus ceramics are especially fun and inspiring to her. This is why we’re especially excited to introduce you to our newest print, Eat Your Asparagus. 

After swooning over the gorgeous photos of Lizz Wasserman’s home, Abbott Hill House, we noticed a common theme of decor in every room - house plants. We decided to ask friend and homeowner Lizz to share a house tour of her plants.

For the Printfresh Mother’s Day photoshoot we enlisted the help of our talented social media manager, Brittany to construct a stunning DIY floral wall hanging. We loved the look and since it’s a great way to extend the life of fresh flowers that are a little past their prime, we wanted to share the directions so you can make your own. 

Pre-pandemic, founder Amy Voloshin wasn’t much of a foot scrub person – but the past year has made trips to the spa for regular pedicures a bit more challenging. Amy developed this foot scrub to keep her feet looking and feeling fresh at home. It’s an all-natural, homemade foot scrub that you can make with ingredients you made already have at home.

You can scroll Pinterest and dream of lavish backyard gardens, let’s be honest, not everyone’s a green thumb. If you’re looking for tips for first time gardeners or the easiest plants to grow, look no further. As an avid backyard gardener and someone who’s recently moved to a new climate, Amy shares ideas for how beginners can approach their backyard gardens this year.

Printfresh founder Amy Voloshin shares ways she incorporates manifesting into her life. She uses the practice of creating a vision board to help ensure she’s aligning her time to the things she’s identified as priorities for how she wants to live her life. Learn how you can incorporate this simple practice into your life too.

Camels have long been a source of inspiration for founder Amy Voloshin, but their unique meaning made them the perfect subject for a print introduction following the year we’ve just come through. We’re so excited to share some of the inspiration behind Camel’s Courtyard – and are hopeful that these beautiful symbols of endurance, persistence, adaptation, travel, humility, resilience, survival and respect carry over into 2021 for all of us.