Andersonville has become a little home design Mecca in the past few years. What sets The Haymaker Shop apart from the other shops in the neighborhood is its focus on local designers.
Owner Arrin Williams' concept behind The Haymaker Shop is to showcase Chicago and Midwest designers and artisans. Lucky for us, he has succeeded in this ... and quite handsomely, too! The store is chock full of gorgeously crafted and sustainably sourced items. From furniture to accessories, not to mention some adorable toys (a tree swing or slingshot, anyone?), Arrin has a great eye for gorgeous product.
Some of my favorite items include the chalkboard skulls ($38) in the fourth photo, the salvaged wood chair with upcycled woven belt seat ($135) in the fifth photo, and the Chicago "L" pillows ($40) in the eighth photo.
Images: 1, 3, 7, 9, & 10 Sara Pooley. All others Jason Loper
Tina Wilson's Striking Style 
30 DIY Projects for the 3-Day Weekend
Good Food to Share 
The Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces 
Apartment Therapy Presents 
The Eight-Step Home Cure 
Dunes & Duchess Can...
20 Scrumptious Brunch Recipes 
Magic One-Ingredient Ice Cream 5 Ways: Peanut Butter, Nutella, and More
Comments (3)
represent! I live in A-ville and while it can be expensive (Scout, I can't afford you /sob!) the mix of styles and offerings in one neighborhood can't be beat. Great DIY inspirations abound, too.
I'm diggin' those train pillows. Might have to head up...
The L pillows look awesome! All in all, I love the space and the selection. Our seed bombs are sold at the store as well.