It is said that lighting a candle at the beginning of the year brings prosperity and positivity. British Color Standard's hand-dipped candles welcome 2025 in beautiful colors made with ecological dyes. Cereria Introna has been making candles in Italy since 1840. One of our favorites is the Spumante bottle, perfect for starting the New Year.
Boxes, baskets, and vessels are stacked, stocked, and ready to explore. We can’t contain our enthusiasm for John’s selection of everything from antique baskets to 19th-century leech jars. Amanda Moffat’s ceramic vases, pitchers, and serving plates hold a special place on our shelves. Inspired by an 18th-century wedding box from their archives, Antoinette Poisson has created papier-mâché versions decorated with hand-printed and painted domino papers
Hard finding the right gift? Try a soft touch. Our textile collection is full of pillows, blankets, stockings, and much more. Snuggle up with John’s pillows made from 19th-century fabrics and nightshirts adorned with unique buttons from his collection. Anke Dreschel, known for her embroidered silk velvet pillows, throws, and animals, has introduced stunning stockings and tree skirts.
Grace Coddington has channeled her creativity into charming cat illustrations. She collaborated with Astier de Villatte on a series of teapots, mugs, and notecards.
Whether you are pressed for time or prefer to leave gift gazing to the recipient, our e-gift cards make shopping simple. They are available in amounts of $50.00 to $1,000.00 and can be customized upon request. Cards are redeemable at our retail locations and online at johnderian.com. Please note, our e-gift cards are digital and electronically sent to your email's inbox.
We are pleased to present a new shipment of artwork from Cape School of Art painter Clementine Collum. Her mid-century paintings beautifully depict Provincetown’s natural splendor. Mid-century floral still lifes from Holland and 19th-century landscapes by French artist Alphonse Baril share our wall with pastoral scenes and portraits by Dutch artist, Evert Rabbers.
Follow along with John as he shows our friends at Homeworthy around his East 2nd Street Holiday shop
Eight years after his debut book, John Derian returns with a second installment, John Derian Picture Book II.
