Hello!

We are Olga and Nora - twin sisters working with food, materials and the kitchen as a space.

We've spent years making things with our hands, focusing on what already exists: upcycling vintage fabrics, baking with sourdough, setting tables with flea market finds, growing things and gathering people around tables. We share bits of it on Instagram, we do it in our shop and we do it in real kitchens with real people.

Through photography collaborations, catering and workshops, we keep finding our way back to the same questions: how things are made, where they come from and what happens when you sit down together.

In our shop, you'll find a selection of curated vintage tableware alongside our own handmade pieces - including one-of-a-kind aprons designed from vintage fabrics, and upcycled towels transformed into bathrobes, a series continuing this summer as part of our Blossom Funk collection.

Kaloha means "twins" - but it also means togetherness. That's always been the point. This is not a trend space, we want to think timeless and it will always be a practice space.