HELLO & WELCOME!
Thank you for stopping by! Talking about antique furniture and this passion project of mine is my favorite thing in the world (besides my elderly Labrador named Calvin and 1970s folk rock), so read on for a dive into what Vogue Revivals is all about.
I began flipping vintage furniture in 2016 when I ran across a super nice all-wood table in a Saint Louis alley and thought: "I can make something out of that." I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, but I painted the little French Provincial table I had snagged from the dumpster and it sold quickly. I was instantly hooked and began rescuing pieces from alleyways around my city home and before long I was flipping and selling out of my 450-sq.-foot apartment at the time every night after work.
At this point I have redone hundreds of pieces and gotten to meet just as many people who take what I have recreated and they give it a new purpose and home. I have met some lovely people along the way and hope to bring new-to-you pieces to many more!
The Vogue Revivals Mission:
Help Save From Landfills
Giving a second life to forgotten or discarded pieces is the nuts and bolts of this business. I’ve sold reclaimed sewing tables that will act as bill-writing nooks or coffee stations in work spaces; vintage distressed chairs that will seat guests at an outdoor wedding; and so many pieces that someone loved and said they would somehow “find a place for it” in their home. Some buyers are kind enough to send me photos afterwards showing where the piece went in their home with a note of thanks. It takes lots of time waiting for paint to dry, elbow grease, sweat, frustration and heavy lifting. But it also is extremely rewarding to change an unwanted piece of furniture into something someone can find a new use for and has to have. SO any support is greatly appreciated in my small effort to make a tiny impact on a creating a more sustainable home environment for today and for our future.