Serendipity 3

New York, NY

“Andy had an insatiable sweet tooth and loved all the desserts at Serendipity, especially the frozen hot chocolate,” Calderone said. Warhol also created ‘Happy Butterfly Day’ in 1955 using his blotted-line technique. It was Andy’s first foray into repetitive images, which would become one of his trademark methods. It is rumored that the watercolors might have been added at one of Warhol’s coloring parties at the Serendipity 3, which might explain the variance that makes the piece so interesting. P.S. Photo cred for all go to Boone Speed
“Andy had an insatiable sweet tooth and loved all the desserts at Serendipity, especially the frozen hot chocolate,” Calderone said. Warhol also created ‘Happy Butterfly Day’ in 1955 using his blotted-line technique. It was Andy’s first foray into repetitive images, which would become one of his trademark methods. It is rumored that the watercolors might have been added at one of Warhol’s coloring parties at the Serendipity 3, which might explain the variance that makes the piece so interesting. P.S. Photo cred for all go to Boone Speed
Have a seat (just don't sit on the sink, so we've been told!) and snap a Selfie in honor of the OG of self-portraits!!
Have a seat (just don't sit on the sink, so we've been told!) and snap a Selfie in honor of the OG of self-portraits!!
Eye-candy for your walls and sugar for your soul...the swag and sweets bar at Serendipity is as fresh as our Small Flowers EZ Papes wallpaper!
Eye-candy for your walls and sugar for your soul...the swag and sweets bar at Serendipity is as fresh as our Small Flowers EZ Papes wallpaper!
Hello gorgeous! Over the years the cafe welcomed celebrities ranging from Marilyn Monroe to today's teen sensations, so it was only fitting create a spectacular space that salutes this bombshell...with our Marilyn Monoprint paper in Gold Diamond Dust.
Hello gorgeous! Over the years the cafe welcomed celebrities ranging from Marilyn Monroe to today's teen sensations, so it was only fitting create a spectacular space that salutes this bombshell...with our Marilyn Monoprint paper in Gold Diamond Dust.
Here's the (literal) Money shot!!! Warhol and our flavorful interpretation of his silk screen images of dollar bills above his favorite table at Serendipity.
Here's the (literal) Money shot!!! Warhol and our flavorful interpretation of his silk screen images of dollar bills above his favorite table at Serendipity.

While we're more of a King Cake kind of krewe, we dig Frrrozen Hot Chocolate, too. So, it was a real treat when the team at Serendipity 3 in New York wanted to incorporate some tasty Flavor into its sweet and newly revamped shop. On the menu for the 67-year-old restaurant was an assortment of designs from our Andy Warhol collection since the vibe objective was to pop up the place in honor of Warhol who had been a fixture there since the 1950s when he was a struggling illustrator. As the spot’s chef Joe Calderone told Artnet News, “Serendipity was [Warhol’s] first factory, where he would sell his shoe illustrations in exchange for his meals. He was a regular until his untimely death in 1987.” To toast the man, the myth, the legend that we’re honored to celebrate every day thanks to our exclusive collab with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts (going strong since 2013), our Happy Butterfly Day, Marilyn Monoprint, Money, Selfie, and Small Flowers styles work the walls and have proven to serve up crowd-pleasing backdrops for Instagrammers craving 15 minutes of fame. We love when world’s collide and when we can really pay homage to the history and hitmakers beyond what we do…we think Andy would be proud!   

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