Blindingly white beaches, turquoise water, a cloudless sky with only the slightest breeze whispering through shoreline leaves: the French Riviera (or Côte d’Azur, as it is known in French) is world-renowned for a reason. But this picturesque coastal stretch was not always a favorite destination of vacationing families and superyachts. It was only in the… Read More Vacation on the Riviera
On May 10th, 1908, the first Mother’s Day celebration was held by Anna Jarvis in Grafton, West Virginia, thus initiating an annual event that would become globally recognized as the official holiday to commemorate the miracle that is motherhood. The inspiration for the holiday was unsurprising but not by any means uninspiring, Anna’s own mother,… Read More A Marvelous Mother’s Day
“Art is the stored honey of the human soul.” – Theodore Dreiser Although it carries an obvious functionality, fine china that conveys the spark of creativity is elevated beyond utility and into the domain of true art. As such, owners and collectors may find themselves wondering how to properly store and showcase their prized possessions.… Read More How To: Dish Room Essentials
In the entirety of Western culture, perhaps no holiday best represents the archetypal essence of springtime better than Easter. The relationship between winter and spring is inherently dichotomous, coldness and scarcity contrast with warmth and indulgence. As such, Easter’s placement within the Western calendar – arriving shortly after winter’s official termination & following the fasting… Read More Easter Picnic Basket Delight
It’s a frigid winter morning in New York City when Tug Rice visits the Scully & Scully storefront. He’s an immediately noticeable figure; quite tall and classically handsome, his gentle demeanor and neatly groomed appearance emanates an essence of both calmness and confidence. It’s the young artists first time seeing some of his creations in… Read More Portrait: The Halcyon Days Of Tug Rice
It’s Christmastime on Park Avenue and we’ve decked our halls with cheerful treasures to fill your holiday wish list. We invite you to visit us in store or online and experience the joy of the season with Scully & Scully fine gifts and décor. To help you choose from our many must-haves, we’ve assembled a… Read More 2017 Holiday Gift Guide
While it may be impossible to fully capture the true beauty of New York in inanimate form, many artists have conveyed the personality, depth, and sentiment of this great city. For those of us who live and work here every day, we sometimes take for granted all that the city has to offer. The only… Read More New York City in Black and White
Time to pull out the extra layers as the first snow storm of 2014 ends in New York City! Stay warm and safe everyone. Enjoy a beautiful rendition of NYC in the winter by artist Frederick Childe Hassam.
There is no place like New York for the holidays. The tree at Rockefeller Center, Christmas Spectacular at Radio City, skating in Central Park, the brights lights of the season adorning stores, trees, and buildings alike. No part of the city remains untouched during this magical time. Enjoy some of our favorite images with Christmas… Read More Christmas in New York
We love jewels in all forms. Glittering, elegant, and luxurious, a well-designed jewelry piece is its own work of art. Joel Arthur Rosenthal, an American expat in Paris, is widely hailed for his innovative and gorgeous jewelry designs, culminating in a retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jewels by JAR. The just-opened exhibit is… Read More Jewels by JAR: The New Met Museum Exhibit