Father's Day Decoupage

Father’s Day is June 21st. Add a touch of whimsy to offices, studies, and man caves everywhere with our decoupage pieces for all kinds of dads.

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Hello Gorgeous: We’re excited to introduce a new collection of beaded and embroidered treasures from Trovelore. Explore their freestanding designs online featuring fish, butterflies, moths, flowers, hearts, and more.

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Antique Wood Carvings

John has carved a niche in antique woodwork and stocked the shop with unique creations from around the world. Early 20th-century tramp art, carved from layered scraps of wood, meticulously notched and stacked into geometric, chip-carved patterns, includes boxes, frames, mirrors, tables, storage, and even a bird cage. These pieces reflect the tramp art movement’s resourcefulness and quiet devotion to ornament, transforming humble materials into personal objects.

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Butterflies

John has set our hearts aflutter with his butterfly collection. A kaleidoscope (a common name for a group of butterflies!) drifts through the shop, settling on a variety of hand-picked and hand-crafted items.

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Landscape & Floral Paintings

Enjoy the scenery: Our collection of landscape, seascape, and still life paintings is ready to explore. Among the selection are early 20th-century Dutch pastoral landscapes by Evert Rabbers and Alphonse Baril’s mid-19th-century detailed watercolors of the French countryside. Bouquets abound in still-life paintings from Holland and in oils and linocut prints by Hugo Guinness. Take the scenic route here.

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Vintage & Antique Textiles

Take a nature walk with us to celebrate Earth Day tomorrow. Plants, trees, gardens, and forests adorn all shapes and sizes of our decoupage collection. From a lucky clover to a 19th-century French landscape, the artisans in our New York studio craft gentle reminders of the natural beauty that surrounds us.

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Noteworthy Musings

In the Drawer: Playing Cards

John made his own deck of cards based on a set of French transformation cards called Jeanne Hachette, circa 1870, by Grimaud.

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John Derian Colouring Book

Dreaming in Color: Here’s a sneak peek at the John Derian Colouring Book: Flowers. Available for pre-order where books are sold. Available on our site, and in our shops on June 30th, 2026.

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Celebrating 30 Years in New York City

This year marks the 30th anniversary of John’s first shop in New York. A few years after starting his one-man decoupage design business in Boston, he moved to New York in the early 1990s. As orders increased, he hired a team of artisans to craft his motifs and opened his first shop in 1995 on 2nd Street in the East Village... a quiet block that would soon become his creative hub.