There's a new store in Williamsburg that carries unique reclaimed and repurposed furniture and knicknacks that have a mid-century industrial vibe about them.
The items are lovingly restored by the four owner-brothers, and then displayed in such a personal way that it feels like a fully decorated interior space. A great deal of care is taken by these Brooklyn natives to get the pieces into their best condition for sale. And walking around the shop will undoubtedly give you lots of great ideas on how to design around your newest purchase before bringing it back to your home.
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Comments (4)
love those green pendants on the top shelve! Sarah Richardson used something similar in a kitchen makeover in Sarah 101!
http://designmaze-tim.blogspot.com/2011/02/mid-point-recap-sarah-101.html
That store looks amazing! Love the green pendants, too. I recently bought the shade for one at a salvage yard, love it.
I live right by this store and it's got some really cool items. Everything is layed out like a display, it almost feels like a museum. Definitely an inspiring space!
Shop here so you too can have a winning entry in next year's Small Cool contest!
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Sorry, that was kinda snarky. But seriously, every winning entry this year looked as though they lived in a flea market.
(Except for the mod A-frame, which I loved)