J'Adorn opens Hanover store; has wonderful new items in both locations

A demand for Annie Sloan Chalk Paint™ and workshops further inland, prompted Corinne Robertson-Brown, owner/operator of J'Adorn in downtown Kincardine, to open a second store in Hanover.

"We had customers coming here from Walkerton, Mount Forest, Owen Sound and Durham, to attend Chalk Paint™ workshops," says Robertson-Brown. "So, we decided to open a second location in that area."

The doors opened March 28, with a grand opening planned for June.

The new store has the same look and feel as the Kincardine store, with its great combination of a chic Parisian boutique, a Provence flea market, and a hidden Italian courtyard. Both are fresh, different and beautiful, featuring an inspiring variety of  European giftware and home décor.

"But both stores don't carry identical items," says Robertson-Brown. "We have been wonderfully-received in Hanover; everyone has been so welcoming. The customers' comments have been overwhelmingly positive."

The Hanover store is located at 322 - 10th Street.

Meanwhile, in Kincardine, there are lots of unique and beautiful items available, including an assortment of dressy, spring hats; jewellery by Betsey Johnson, a 72-year-old flamboyant jewellery designer; book boxes; new cushions and scarves; a new line of stationery items; comforters and artwork; Barefoot Venus, a Canadian line of bath and body products; new soaps; Kits in a Tin for children and adults; new decorative stencils; new tapestries, equestrian art, handmade cards.

And the Gurgle Pots now come in small, medium and large.

Check out J'Adorn, located at 770 Queen Street, in downtown Kincardine, call 519-396-4438, on the web at www.jadorn.ca or like it on Facebook. Open Monday to Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and Sunday and holidays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

J'Adorn is also the box office for the Kincardine Theatre Guild, so stop in and get your tickets for "Murder by the Book" which opens May 22.



Gurgle pots at J'Adorn in downtown Kincardine