Calling all offspring! Explore our unique options for Mother’s Day gifts. John has curated an eclectic selection of special presents for your extra-special mom. Find one-of-a-kind, hand-knotted totes from PO! Paris, and the woven Hobo Salvage Bag from Dragon Diffusion within our collection of bags & totes.
Mother Nature: Butterflies, birds, and bouquets are just a few of the designs John created with Mom in mind. Brighten her day with our charming decoupage collection in various shapes and sizes, handmade in our New York studio.
Antique textiles from John’s collection emerge in exciting new ways. Antique rugs are repurposed into unique pillows and ottomans. A selection of 19th-century French ticking material is reimagined as pillows, with each piece chosen to ensure no two are alike. One-of-a-kind Olly rag rugs, made from recycled wool and silk are carefully washed, cut into strips, and crocheted by hand by Oliver Williams, transforming discarded textiles into vibrant, textured treasures. a
John has designed a series of plates for Astier de Villatte based on his collection of antique Delftware, showcasing the artistry of this centuries-old decoration and beautifully complementing their handmade ceramics.
Hooray—Spring begins tomorrow! A garden blooms in our decoupage department, where the sun shines, bees buzz, and birds fly. Whether you fancy a simple flower or a lush bouquet, John has designed a collection filled with botanical options, from a single daffodil to a bunch of tulips.
Toast to spring with mouth-blown glassware and whimsical vases from La Soufflière. Toss in lovely linen napkins in gingham from Caravan, earth tones from Hale Mercantile Co., and playful tea towels from Natalie L’été. For extra-special entertaining, decorate with our imported glitter and papier-mâché figurines. Spring into action here.
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.
