Meet the Team

JonathanJonathan is the owner of Didriks, which opened in September 2004. He moved to the US after finishing school in Sweden in 1993 and spent some time working in retail and restaurants before working in the commercial playground industry with his father. Jonathan loves the Heath Ceramics dinnerware, which he and his family use at their dinner table. He loves to entertain and spend time with friends and family at home.

RichRich is the Web Manager for Didriks, this is, he feeds and waters Didriks.com and its sibling site, Linens by Didriks. Rich has been with Didriks for over three years. Originally from Connecticut, Rich has a BA in History and a certificate in Multimedia Studies. When not at Didriks, Rich sleeps on Belgian linen sheets, eats on Jars Ceramics dinnerware and swizzles cocktails in Match Pewter highball glasses. Rich lives the products he promotes. Rich got married in April, acts, and is a musician.

LatifLatif is the Web Manager/Accountant for Didriks , he has been with Didriks for over three years. He is a graduate of Boston University in Business Management Studies. Latif is originally from Morocco, he is fluent in four languages. When not at Didriks. Latif serves as a program director and a youth leader for a non-profit organization in Chelsea, MA. His favorite lines at Didriks are Match Pewter flatware and Chilewich placemats. He loves playing soccer and hiking.

MelissaMelissa is the Visual Merchandising and Display Manager at Didriks, constantly improving the overall store layout, and designing in-store table settings and window displays. She’s the reason the store looks so fabulous. Like Rich, Melissa hails from Connecticut, but moved to New York City to pursue a Fine Arts Degree in Interior Design from Pratt Institute in 2009. In 2010, she moved to Boston and started working with the Didriks team.

NateNate is the Resident Photographer at Didriks, taking and making pretty pictures of our pretty things. He has also worked as a portrait photographer, a photojournalist, and even a teacher. When he is not graphing light, Nate doodles cartoons for various magazines from the relative safety of his damp, Allston-based cave. His most favoritest glaze color is tilleul, but only because he’s not quite sure how to say it.