On the occasion of the upcoming Kentucky Derby, come explore our equestrian finery... Evert Rabber’s drawings and paintings depict equine activity in early 20th-century Holland. Horses trot, gallop, and jump on our collection of decoupage glassware. Tiny hand-blown glass ornaments and huge 19th-century toy horse figures have truly won us over. Place all bets here.
Our collection of antique carpets is now even more magical. Custom pillows crafted from carpet fabric are carefully selected and repurposed to ensure no two are alike. Our antique rug ottomans on painted wooden legs with castors fly beautifully across any room.
Bunnies who brunch...hop on over and explore our spring table collection. Tea for two? A table for twelve? We have all you need to set a spectacular springtime table: adorable rabbits, beautiful butterflies, blooming buds, and more
NEW ARRIVAL! John has added some of his most popular imagery to his decoupage coaster collection. The 6” diameter is the perfect size for a wine bottle, mug, pitcher or as a catchall.
We love Cereria Introna! This Italian company has been crafting candles from natural paraffin wax with pure cotton wicks since 1840. Their guilt-free sweets, breads, cheeses, and spirits are perfect for April Fools’ Day pranks. Peruse our menu to fool your favorite foodie. Bon appétease!
The artists at Penkridge Ceramics in the UK have been producing hyper-realistic fruit and vegetables since 1984. Inspired by trompe l’oeil and early still life painting, each piece is cast from nature with astonishing accuracy, with subtlety of color and texture achieved through layers of glaze. Green thumbs up abound!
British designer Jeanette Farrier began her career as a costume designer for film and television. While visiting India in the early 2000s, she discovered colorful blankets quilted from vintage cotton saris. Impressed by the care taken to use everything and waste nothing, she began designing one-of-a-kind throws made from the textiles she collected. She has since launched a line of quilted bedcovers printed with patterns gathered on her many visits to India. Jeanette has invited John to add to the collection using designs from his trove of 18th-century quilts.
Three new collaboration napkins have arrived online and in the shop: "Eye", "Water Lily", and "Peacock" inspired by John Derian’s love of botanical imagery
Costumes of Various Countries, an overview of world culture and costume published in 1827 Paris, wonderfully illustrates women's clothing from the Pyrenees to Peru.
