Jo Tyrrell of Tattoo’d Home (formerly jo’s vintage goods) sells hometown pride in her popular and unique “St. Louis” signs, crafted with reclaimed wood and architectural salvage. Look for her artful designs, along with a variety of primitive and vintage goods, in booth 36B at The Hill Antique Market.
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An interesting and eclectic mix of vintage wares draws you into Booth 102C at the Hill Antique Market. The space is curated by Diane Balber of DB Designs, who specializes in rustic and found objects, vintage paintings and pottery, mid-century decor and furniture.
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Nola Heidbreder, (dba “Let Nola Do It”), specializes in fiber art, folk art, hand-hooked rugs and antique toys, and offers a colorful mix of merchandise that features a distinctive Old World flair. Visit her treasures in Booth 27B and Case 2 at The Hill Antique Market.
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The booth of vendor Jeffrey Schneider, under the name Surfboard Moderne, is easily recognizable for its magnificent Mid-Century Modern and Danish furniture, lamps, artwork, pottery and more. If you want to create a timeless interior design style, Schneider offers a must-see gallery in Booth 44-45B.
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Next up in our Meet the Vendor series is Molly Simms. A lifelong collector, Simms has a “Happy Days are Here Again” vintage vibe happening in Booth 24B, which means you’ll have fun browsing her collections of eclectic ephemera, funky collectibles and fab costume jewelry.
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Welcome to our new series, Meet the Vendor, where we introduce you to individual Hill Antique Market vendors and give you an inside look at the diverse wares they sell. First up is Laurent Torno III, the avid art collector behind booth 25B. Laurent’s eye for catchy prints, distinctive vintage fashion pieces and modern goods have made his booth a customer favorite.
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