who is Cate Kittlitz?
~ photographer, story teller, & lover of the oxford-comma ~
I am a lover of all things aesthetic; I have an eye for finding beauty in the ordinary. I believe everyone deserves to live a life they find meaningful; and so this is an honest documentation of leaving behind the hustle in pursuit of a slower, simpler, and more intentional existence. This is me rediscovering life’s beauty, alongside my husband Calin Charles, within the walls of our 1912 apartment.
Here I share my passion for sustainable style: a combination of thrifted fashions, things I’ve whipped up at my sewing machine, and any slow fashion brands I want to highlight.
Occasionally you’ll see us on adventures, always meandering, preferring slow travel that embraces everyday life wherever we go. There’s no rushing to check off bucket-list places; just gentle walks, time for memory-making, and lots & lots of coffee.
More often, you’ll find us sharing things at home, where we curate items we love, whether that’s marketplace finds or antique treasures. It’s a work in progress, a true labour of love. We feel that we’re stewards of our pre-war apartment and the many treasures within, and do our best to care for them.
Well-being is another area of interest for me, as I’ve always struggled with my mental health. I've read about, studied, gotten diagnoses, and tried many things throughout my life; and while I’m still figuring things out, I manage it better with each passing year, and I like to pass on my experience to you.
~ a little more about me ~
I’m based in Calgary, Canada, although my fiancé and I have dreams of living seaside.
We got married in June of 2024, and DIY’d the entire affair.
I have adhd, autism, and am a mental health advocate. As a long-time sufferer of body image issues, I often talk about body neutrality & transforming your relationship with food, exercise, and general wellness.
I’m 5’4” | ~155lbs | with 34-28-42 measurements and wear a size 6/8 or small/medium.
my favourite book is The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo and that is why I have ‘maktub’ tattooed on my right hand.