We’re Hiring!
You may have heard the news: we’re opening a second location at Chelsea Market! And with that, we’re hiring for that additional location.
Artist-in-Residence Kam Mak: Re-Enacting Memories, One Eel at a Time
We had the chance to talk to our latest artist-in-residence about the power of memories, students as inspiration, and why a headless chicken doesn't make a worthy offering.
Dorm Decor Challenge: A Splash of the Unexpected
It’s our last #88challenge! All month we’ve been seeing what creative college students can do with a dorm decor vision and $88 worth of Pearl River purchases. Today we have our final contender, Tiffany, a junior at New York University.
Our Latest Friendship Box: Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
We believe there's no better way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival than with good friends, delectable mooncakes, and exquisite tea.
Doubling Our Happiness: We’re Expanding to Chelsea Market!
Big news! We’re beyond excited to announce we're opening a second store at Chelsea Market in November!
Dorm Decor Challenge: It’s Easy Being Green
Eighty-eight dollars and a dream — that’s all the college students we tasked with our #88challenge have to decorate their dorm rooms. Today we meet Ruby, a first-year at Pace University.
Dorm Decor Challenge: Creating a Calm Space
Our #88challenge continues! See what our latest college student has done to zhuzh up her dorm room with $88 worth of Pearl River goodies.
Dorm Decor Challenge: Modern, Loud, and Proud
If you had $88 to spend at Pearl River, what would you buy to give your home a little flair? That’s the question was posed to college students moving into their dorms this fall. First up, we have Skye, a first-year at the University of Pennsylvania.
InStyle Magazine: Our Rose Print Mandarin Dress
Every month InStyle magazine rounds up some "instant style" tips. For September? Chinoiserie and our floor-length cap sleeve mandarin dress!
Move Over, Neil deGrasse Tyson: Meet 18th-Century Female Astronomer, Wang Zhenyi
Galileo. Carl Sagan. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Chances are you’ve heard of these famous star-gazers, but how about 18th-century Chinese female astronomer, Wang Zhenyi?
Fire Dogs and Angry Demons: Solar and Lunar Eclipse Myths from Asia
While we now understand a solar eclipse happens when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, back in the day many cultures believed supernatural forces were at work instead.
Artist-in-Residence Felicia Liang: Finding Inspiration Wherever She Is
We had the chance to speak to our latest artist-in-residence, New York-based artist and illustrator Felicia Liang, about identity, what she finds inspiring, and her art as activism.