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It's FLASH BACK FRIDAY!! Today we'll dig up an old post from our blog's archives to share with you again! Today it's Blue Canton Sea Salt Cookies from September 26, 2011. Because, I mean, who doesn't love cookies! I especially love the sweet and savory combo. I stumbled upon this...

Our ever popular Tobacco Leaf is the Pattern of the Month this month! With over 40 pieces that we currently sell, it's one of our most sought out designs and what Mottahedeh is truly known for. This extravagant design was originally made in China, probably for export to the Portuguese...

The pattern of this month is Robert Haviland and C. Parlon's Jardin de Louise! Designed by Isabelle Barthel, her creativity and sensitivity as colorist are shown in this design while remaining understated. Isabelle's designs are used for many French Luxury Brands. The inspiration of Jardin de Louise is the first...

It's FLASH BACK FRIDAY!! Today we'll dig up an old post from our blog's archives to share with you again! Today it's our Teaching Generations: Bridal Shower Gift Idea post from July, 2010. I tend to think that our generation (my generation - the young adults of the present age...

With Memorial Day kicking off the unofficial start of summer two weekends ago, we thought we would share with you a few of our favorite "MOTTAHEDEH SUMMER PICKS"! Few things scream summer more than lobsters, shells and coral. But for those not visiting the beach this sunny season, perhaps you...

This past Sunday the Wall Street Journal had an article titled, "Seashell Dishes: Set a Summery Table Without Paper Plates" A beach-inspired table setting by designer India Hicks convinces Alexa Brazilian to ditch the disposable dishes this summer. Milestone by Mottahedeh's Coral Torquay is highlighted! Check out the article here...

This time of year, everyone in the Northeastern United States is learning what, in their back yards,  weathered the harsh winter. With new buds comes new promises and excitement as flowers continue to bloom and give way to beautiful new foliage. A few years ago we re-introduced an old Mottahedeh...