In a world that moves faster by the day, there is a quiet, meaningful shift underway. More people are choosing to step away from the glow of screens and toward lives that feel more tactile, more personal, and more real. The modern luxury, increasingly, is presence. This return to an... Continue reading →

Poinsettia In Mexican folklore, a young girl had no gif for that baby Jesus. She gathered roadside weeds in her sadness, but as she placed them at the altar, they burst into brilliant red poinsettias. It’s a poignant reminder that even the simplest of gifts if given in love can... Continue reading →

Our new expanded showroom will have its grand opening and our Savington & Hill Mercantile its grand re-opening the weekend of the Waterfowl Festival. Our new expanded space is adjacent to the existing Market at Dover Station. Our S&H Mercantile will remain within the Market with an entrance into the... Continue reading →

It’s Been a Minute! Oh my, we are quite remiss in providing you updates of the goings on at the shop and the Market in general. It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost a year since we opened our showroom at the Market at Dover Station and what a... Continue reading →

We have some exciting news. After serving Salisbury and the surrounding area, we are pleased to announce that we will be expanding to Talbot County. We are partnering with our friends at The Market at Dover Station and will be joining them as they offer an exciting new shopping venue... Continue reading →

Find Unbelievable Colors and Textures In Fall Blooms Fall is just around the corner! You can feel it in the air. There’s a crispness in the air that is undeniable. One of our favorite times of year – a time to enjoy the leaves changing colors on the trees, cozying... Continue reading →

Exercise, eat healthy, get plenty of sleep. We've all heard these suggestions to promote self-care, but accomplishing them can be challenging even on a good day! Did you know there's an even easier way to boost your physical and mental health? Researchers have found that our environment, our surroundings are... Continue reading →

Carnations are one of the most maligned of cut flowers. Due to their plentiful abundance before the years of flower farms shipping a plethora of blooms all around the world, carnations were in practically every arrangement received in America for generations. Many people associate their heady scent with funerals due... Continue reading →

It's hard to imagine a time when there was no Mother's Day! However, for a number of years, much of what our mothers have done for all of us went largely unrecognized. Luckily, a few determined women decided that it was time for a change. Ann Reeves Jarvis In the... Continue reading →

March is here right along with our favorite spring ephemeral blooms. These lovely gems pop up to delight us for just a few weeks before vanishing again. I recall as a child, wandering through the woods with an eye for spotting these fleeting woodland wildflowers. Virginia Bluebells with their cool... Continue reading →