Irving-based Michaels has announced a partnership with noted potter and designer Jonathan Adler that will feature an exclusive Jonathan Adler x Michaels collection of home decor, crafting, and entertaining essentials in Michaels stores and online sites, beginning April 17.
The collaboration will bring Adler’s signature colors, patterns, and pieces into “a single, accessible destination for customers.” By blending high-style design with Michaels’ arts-and-crafts offering, this partnership “ensures everyone from ‘mid-century mavens’ to West Coast bohemians can find a piece of Jonathan’s signature flair to spark their own creativity,” the company said.
Stacey Shively, chief merchandising officer at Michaels, said her company is “thrilled to complement Michaels’ robust assortment with the signature style of Jonathan Adler.”
“By bringing Jonathan’s distinctive design voice to Michaels at accessible price points,” she added in a statement, “we’re delivering on our commitment to offering customers newness, inspiration, and elevated creative experiences that blend bold design with the personalization and value they expect from us.”
‘A craftsperson first and foremost’
Describing himself as “a craftsperson first and foremost,” Adler called Michaels “the center of craft, creativity, and color.”
“I want everything I make to make you feel even more eccentric and glamorous than you already are, and my collection with Michaels is no different,” Adler added. “I brought my favorite colors, patterns, and motifs to the collection, giving every creator the tools they need to express their own personality. I hope people like the collection as much as I liked designing it.”
From diamond art to iconic silhouettes
The assortment includes exclusive craft kits across diamond art, guided crafts, and more; high-design blueprints including Adler’s iconic silhouettes, that can be personalize with customers’ own colors and finishes; modern glamour entertaining from bold table settings to unique statement pieces; and signature home accents from decorative frames to home décor accents.
Negotiated by CAA Brand Management, the partnership is designed to support customers at every stage of their creative journey, whether refreshing a room, planning a party, or completing a DIY project with a modern design edge. Michaels said.
You can check out the collection by going here.
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