Love & the Art ofLiving Well
Our Journal
Does This Taste Funny?
We were overjoyed to host Evie McGee Colbert and Stephen Colbert at our Flagship Store in Charleston to celebrate the launch of their new cookbook, Does This Taste Funny? As the happy couple (of 31 years!) are native Charlestonian’s, they had an intimate party for their family and creative partners who contributed to the book. Juliska was lucky enough to be one of those contributors and to host this wonderful soirée on an early autumn evening to celebrate their home-baked love of the Lowcountry with us—and plenty of laughs.
A Fork in the Road
A favorite fall pastime, we’re venturing into the woods with this literary morsel in mind:
Sneak Peek for Fall
From Mundane to Marvelous!
At Juliska, we believe in mindfully crafting moments that bring joy and create human connection. The average person has meals at home nearly a thousand times a year. Whether these meals are transactional or memorable, is totally up to us. We have the power to generate togetherness and deepen bonds at every table by making these moments engaging. Here are three of our favorite ways to turn a mundane meal into a marvelous memory.
Pool Parties & Picnics
We believe that you can throw a festive family party and still be elegant—even when hosting outdoors.
The Essence of Provence
We’ve spent countless days traipsing through Provence over the years, always finding a wellspring of inspiration and natural beauty to feed our souls and fill our creative cups to the brim. Most delicious is the easy way of life—as enchanting as it is effortless. Read on and be transported to a typical Provençal day, bursting with farmer’s market fare, chic style and all the charm of the local terroir.
Beyond Bouquets
May has arrived and with it, marvelous flowers of all colors, shapes and sizes are blossoming! Here are a few of our favorite ways to delight the senses using flowers outside of the traditional vase method.
My Mother's Garden
Probably the best metaphor for mothering is gardening. The women I admire most, I think of as master gardeners. These women don’t seek greener pastures elsewhere, they tend the grass right where they are, and cultivate their own gardens. They nurture and instill structure when needed, allow things to grow a little bit wild sometimes and ensure everything gets enough sunshine and water—but not too much. They do the tough job of identifying weeds and routing them out.
Celebrating Your #JuliskaJoy!
Your style has us swooning, applauding and endlessly inspired. We simply can’t resist celebrating and sharing the creative ways you’re hosting this spring!