Our Heritage

A way of living shaped by season and place.

Rooted in 1903. Made for how you live now.

In 1903, Janet McKenzie Hill opened her Summer School of Cookery on this land in the White Mountains of New Hampshire — and women came from across the country to spend their summers here, learning to cook by season, tending the garden, and leaving richer than when they arrived.

That spirit is what Topo Pino carries forward. Hand-poured candles, paper goods, and seasonal objects created by a mother and daughter, one season at a time.

Summer School of Cookery, 1903 — where our story began.

What began on this porch continues in every season we share.

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A Few Favorites

Pieces we return to, season after season. 

Wool for the Season

Warm, useful pieces for colder days — chosen for their natural texture, enduring quality, and everyday place in New England life.

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Linen for Everyday Life

Washed linen pieces chosen for their natural texture, usefulness, and place in the home.

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Candles

Designed and hand-poured by our founders in Maine, each candle draws inspiration from the rooms, landscapes, and seasons that shape life in New England.

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The Garden

A working cutting garden in the White Mountains, grown season by season and observed closely.

What begins here often finds its way into Topo Pino — through color, scent, photography, Field Notes, bouquets, and the objects we make.

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From the Garden

Seasonal pieces shaped by the garden — from scent and paper to useful objects for the home.

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Studio Editions

Small, considered releases of photographic, archival, and design-led work from the world of Topo Pino.

Edition No. 1

Six historic photographs from the early years of Topo Pino in South Chatham, New Hampshire — the houses, landscape, Summer School of Cookery, and people who shaped this place.

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Paper & Editions

Photographic editions, notebooks, and useful paper goods — made and gathered for keeping, recording, and returning to.

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