BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: The story behind Dragonfly Unique Curations

The following is an interview with Tanis Yannetti, co-owner of Dragonfly Unique Curations, conducted by Discover Marblehead. The shop is located at 133 Washington St. It is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. You can also follow the store on Instagram at @dragonflyshopmhd.

Tanis Yannetti, co-owner of Dragonfly Unique Curations, stands in front of her new store at 133 Washington St. COURTESY PHOTO / DISCOVER MARBLEHEAD

Tell us about Dragonfly Unique Curations and why you started it. The store is an intentional eclectic assortment of beautiful, unique and interesting pieces. My mom, Marilyn Yannetti, and I are excited about featuring handcrafted items and giving artists a venue to show their work, while also stocking the store with an ever-changing array of other desirable items. We started this business to do something creative together as mother and daughter. We wanted to combine our love of art and searching for treasures to share this with our community.

What is the best piece of business advice you’ve ever received? The best piece of business advice I ever received was observed rather than articulated. I worked with my father, Ronnie Yannetti, in a family business for many years, and even before I worked with him, I watched how he conducted himself in business. He always took the high road and was always a gentleman. My father was beloved by all because he treated everyone with empathy, kindness and respect. When I am at odds with what to do, I try to always ask myself, what would Ronnie do? And then I do that.

What is your favorite spot in Marblehead, and why? My favorite spot in Marblehead is our home, because it houses our amazing family and beloved dogs.

What is something people would be surprised to learn about you? I don’t think people who know me are surprised by much at all. Take that as you may.

The business spotlight is a weekly feature published in partnership with Discover Marblehead. To learn more, visit discovermhd.com.

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