Bunny shadow puppets, botanical studies of daffodils and tulips and irises, a cornucopia of eggs in every shape, size and hue and more sourced from John's collection of over 3,000 antique prints. All decoupage pieces are made to order by hand in our New York City studio.
Astier de Villatte’s ceramic pieces are handmade in Paris of black terracotta clay with their signature glossy white glaze. Inspired by 18th and 19th century designs, each piece is entirely unique.
Born in 1875, the places and people of undersung Dutch artist Evert Rabbers's home, the borough of Woolde in the town of Hengelo, provided the ideal subject matter for his bucolic artworks. From gestural pencil portraits to serene landscape oil paintings, John was lucky to come across a vast cache of the late artist's work.
Anke Drechsel's silk velvet cushions, throws, and animals are intricately woven and embroidered by master craftsman, ensuring each piece is a work of art.
Each one of Jeanette Farrier's creations has a story of its own. The London-based designer culls from her vast collection of vintage cotton sari fabrics from India and reimagines them as singular throws, bedspreads, cushion covers, baby blankets, and robes. A well-traveled gift at a time when we're collectively grounded.
John shares some ideas on hanging art (and other things he loves) in the November issue of Martha Stewart Living. Find some of his favorite pieces to add to your collections here.
