Name: Beth Giles
Location: Bixby Knolls, Long Beach, California
I sell vintage clothing and accessories from this space, online and by appointment. My studio is a five minute walk from my home in the Bixby Knolls area of Long Beach. I've filled it with vintage and modern furniture.
There is a lot of shelving and racks to store my vintage goodies and tons of vintage items for props and inspiration. I love coming to work in this bright open space. My favorite items include an old classroom chalkboard and a giant printer's cabinet that houses all our jewelry and supplies.
Thanks, Beth!
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This space is gorgeous. The office space is perfect. And though I'm not usually a fan of Shabby Chic, I'm a huge fan of this space.
LOVE THIS! I can see why you love coming to work here! :)
This is an awesome workspace. And I'm so curious to find out what was the former life of the display shelves holding the vases/jars. Any ideas? Very cool.
Best thing is the narrow file cabinet that hasn't been shabbied.
Oh, I love this! Keeping clothes organized but beautiful=a challenge. The jewelry storage is particularly genius, nicely done. Also, next time I'm in Southern California, I'm definitely stopping in--I'm in the market for a vintage wedding dress and it looks as though you've got a few!
whats the address? I live in long beach and this place is amazing
Where did you get the shoe/clothes rack? Vintage score or retail furniture company? The current free-standing clothes racks in my studio are so tippy. This looks solid, maybe like it anchors into the wall?
Where did you get the narrow/shallow file cabinet in the first photo? Ikea's Helmer is similar, but this looks taller. Is there a name for these?