Digs: Roxanne and Jimmy

We love peeking around unexpected corners in our new #DIGS series. This week, we visit the quirky little delta town of Isleton in northern California and meet the fiber artist behind Roxanne Roxanne Designs and her tot, Jimmy. Click through and discover a bit of bohemian romance as we tour their charming, cozy abode. Snapped by Celisse Muller.

Filled to the brim with artist remnants and bespoke vintage, there is a certain sweet magic she has created in this home. Roxanne and Dave "DY" Young, and their 2.5 year old son are city transplants (the couple still holds on to their San Francisco apartment in the Mission for DY's commuting). The house bursts with color and texture, and we especially adore the sun-drenched home studio- a space where Roxanne can create an elegant mess while working with her macrame, crochet, and knotting.

Old + New...Grandma's needlepoints accessorize a wall hanging by Roxanne.

Southern pride...DY's New Orleans fanfare. Saints marks and beads from his old stomping grounds.

Sweet details and jungle-green hues.

Family Gallery wall

Taking a break to play wearing one of her signature fiber necklaces.

Beloved trucks.

Bright, bold vintage boy's room garnished with collected treasures.

Not a corner untouched. Adorned with the curious and conversational findings.

Gypsy Walls: Macrame plant holders, embroidered pillows, and yarn-stuffed sacks. I started making things again when Jimmy was a baby in 2013, mostly crocheting.