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Juniper

When Juniper opened its doors seven years ago, owner Jennifer Moriarty was a photographer looking for space to open a studio, possibly sell a few related articles. The people leasing the property had retail in mind, so to accommodate that idea, Jennifer opened a small shop with some lovely gifts, a small but unique space, but sometimes, as we know, the best laid plans become something else entirely! Moriarty was so successful in her tiny gift shop, that it spread, and kept growing, and today it offers a tantalizing array of gifts, for all ages, all genders, and all tastes. Moriarty’s background with Ralph Lauren as general manager, and an art background in college helped in her success in creating this life style boutique.

 

Napkins $12-$68

At Juniper one can find unique toys and other children’s items; home décor items, fine clothing and so much more. For holiday giving, there are table linens, napkins which are embroidered; a bountiful selection of fine beeswax candles from the Catskills in a variety of colors and shapes, from $18 to $30.

 

Jewelry $95-$375 

Feather jewelry by Brackish, as well as other delightful earrings, necklaces and bracelets from La Maison Atelier, Laura Foote Designs, Dean Davidson, Marcia Moran, Chang, and Cahn Luu are also available.

 

Socks and Scarves $28-$193  

 There are whimsical socks, adorned with owls, flowers, women’s faces and an array of other themes. Scarfs, made by a French company come in a choice of colors.

 

Sweaters $178

Christmas items; for starters, unique ornaments, reindeer bowls, Christmas cards and for those with a British mindset, try the Santa and Reindeer crackers!

Clothing choices are limited, but exquisite, you’d have to see to believe, from shirts, to coats, dresses, sweaters and more. Faherty, Legend sweaters and sweatshirts adorned with the Millbrook name, in blue or green. Special gifts for everyone could include the one-size-fits all, hat, gloves and scarf, prices from $36 to $48 in a wide choice of colors. Selection of leather boots on hand.

 

Relaxing Gifts $8-$78

 A neck wrap, Sea Clay Body Mask, Migraine Mask and a delightful tissue holder are among specialty items, ranging in price. Also, personal and unique, embroidery covered notebooks.

 

Throws $135

Herringbone throws, soft, machine washable, gorgeous colors, handmade in Italy. Table décor, hors de oeuvres plates, cheese picks, serving spoons, Juniper has it with a variety of prices and styles. There are candle holders, lighting fixtures and glasses too.

 

 Toys Starting at $14

For the young person on your gift list, stuffed mice, a wooden doll house, a tricycle, books, games, all different, all special, even a $400 wooden house. Juniper has babies and children’s clothing, as well.

 

Address: 3285 Franklin Ave, Millbrook, NY

Social: @junipermillbrook

Web: www.junipermillbrook.com

Jennifer Moriarty of Juniper. Photo by Judith O’Hara Balfe

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