A Season We Won't Forget

Our 2026 Summer Collection sold out this year.

That sentence is easy to write. The season behind it wasn't. We called it the year of the fire horse, the year to get uncomfortable on purpose and we meant it.

In the middle of all that movement, we showed up to Park City for our second year. It turned out to be our best one yet. Familiar faces found our booth again. New ones stayed to talk. We leaned further into what we believe: that handmade is the luxury not something you buy, but something you live with. A piece that changes a room, and changes how you feel in it.

None of this happened alone. My mom, Debbie, and my wife, Leesa, carried as much of this season as I did.

So to everyone who brought a piece of Hagen Heights into their home and their life this year, thank you. We're grateful we got to connect.

We're already turning toward what's next, more Juniper, more turquoise, new forms taking shape at the lathe for 2027. We'll share it as it comes together.

— Jake, Hagen Heights Design Co.

2026 Collection Sold Out

What Our Community is Saying

"We discovered Hagen Heights at the Park City art show and fell in love with their turquoise-inlaid wooden vases. Jake spent time explaining his woodturning process and helped us pick the perfect piece for our home. The craftsmanship is incredible, you can tell it's made with real care and intention."

Sarah M. Park City, UT

"Found Hagen Heights at a Park City show and couldn't leave without one of their vases. The natural wood grain paired with that turquoise inlay is absolutely gorgeous. Jake was so friendly and knowledgeable about each piece. It's refreshing to buy directly from the artisan who made it. We're already planning to go back for more!"

Emily K. Draper, UT

"Debbie's dried floral arrangements are absolutely stunning! We met her at the Park City show and she walked us through each flower she'd chosen. She has such an eye for color and texture, our arrangement has been the centerpiece of our dining room for months and still looks as beautiful as day one. No watering, no wilting, just lasting natural beauty. Debbie is so warm and knowledgeable, it felt like talking to a friend who truly loves what she does."

Rachel T. Heber City, UT

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes! Every wooden vase and bowl is individually turned by Jake in our Spanish Fork workshop. Leesa hand-crafts each stained glass piece, and Debbie personally arranges every dried floral design. We're a true family artisan business, no mass production, just authentic craftsmanship.

  • With proper care, dried florals can last for years! Keep them away from direct sunlight and moisture, handle gently, and they'll maintain their beauty indefinitely. Unlike fresh flowers, there's no watering or maintenance required.

  • We regularly showcase our work at art shows and craft fairs throughout Utah, including Park City events. Follow us on Instagram or check our Events page for upcoming shows where you can meet Jake, Leesa, and Debbie in person, see our full collection, and experience the craftsmanship firsthand. We love connecting with our community face-to-face!

  • Every piece we create is genuinely one-of-a-kind. Natural wood grain patterns, color variations, and character marks ensure no two vases or bowls are identical. Our turquoise inlays, mountain-inspired designs, and hand-selected materials reflect the rugged beauty of Utah's landscape. Plus, you're buying directly from the artisans who made it – Jake, Leesa, and Debbie pour their passion and combined craftsmanship into every single piece.

  • We recommend using our wooden vases with dried floral arrangements rather than fresh flowers with water. Wood and moisture don't mix well; prolonged water exposure can damage the finish and warp the wood. However, you can place fresh flowers in a waterproof liner or small glass insert inside the vase to protect the wood while still enjoying fresh blooms!

  • Clean with a soft, dry cloth and avoid excessive moisture, heat, or direct sunlight. Never submerge wood pieces in water or put them in the dishwasher. The natural wood will develop character over time, which is part of its beauty!