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Millennium Decorative Arts

1528 U Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
202.483.1218
www.millenniumdecorativearts.com

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10-1-mill-logo.jpgWe mentioned Millennium Decorative Arts in a previous post and several house tour folks have raved about the store. So it's time for a full store profile! Millennium specializes in Mid-Century Modern furniture and home accessories...

 
 

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Millennium has been in DC and in its current U Street location since 1992. The store is small but treasure-filled with Mid-Century Modern furniture and home accessories. Millennium is only open on weekends (Friday to Sunday) but worth a visit.

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Previous posts that mention Millennium:

- House Tour: Adam's Cat-Haven Condo

- Look! Mid-Century Modern Danish Drop-Leaf Chest with a Surprise Inside...

- House Tour: Amy's Green House goes Platinum

- DC House Tour: Helen Makes it Easy Being Green!

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Look out for an upcoming house tour of one of Millennium's owners...

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Millennium Decorative Arts

Location:
1528 U Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
Phone:
202.483.1218
Website: www.millenniumdecorativearts.com
Categories: vintage, decorative accessories

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I love this place! And prices are pretty darn good. In fact, I heard that the owner of The Good Eye (in upper NW DC) often purchases (or purchased, as I understand GE is under new ownership) items from Millennium, take it back to their store, and then mark it up significantly.

Millennium used to be two levels. Now it's a small one level basement shop. Mid-century modern didn't exactly catch on in DC (it has a small loyal niche), but then again, DC isn't paticularly style/art/design/fashion conscious in comparison to other major cities.

posted by david on October 1st 2008 at 8:16am
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Is it just me?--I never feel comfortable going here to look around. I've gone in a few times and feel like they're annoyed I'm there. I ended up leaving.

posted by Christine (the one in DC) on October 1st 2008 at 11:41am
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I'm sorry to see the front of the store painted like that.
Perhaps the rest of the street looks strange, so it might fit in just right.

posted by poptart on October 1st 2008 at 2:29pm
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Wow that seems kind of strange, I have always found the folks at Millennium to be friendly and helpful. And I really dig the orange facade.I didn't know the store existed prior to 1992. Does any one know where it was located?

posted by kmba on October 2nd 2008 at 5:16pm
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