13 Vintage Furniture Sellers To Follow on Instagram
Redecorate your home with unique pieces from these collectors.
As the pandemic wears on, staying at home will remain our activity of choice for at least the next few months. One silver lining of quarantine? We’ve had more time than ever to take on decorating projects, from sprucing up our workspaces to adorning our walls. If you’re looking to revamp your place — without leaving the house, of course — look no further than Instagram, an unexpected treasure trove of vintage furniture and home decor sellers. Whether you have a taste for mid-century modern chairs, art deco design or shabby chic trinkets, there’s a dealer for you.
Keep reading for 10 Instagram accounts selling vintage furniture and decor in the U.S.
Amo Domus
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Based in Chicago, Amo Domus specializes in one-of-a-kind accoutrements — such as hand-blown glass vases and fruit-shaped serving bowls — as well as larger pieces of furniture, including lamps, chairs and tables. Shipping, pick-up and local delivery are available on most items — simply DM to purchase.
Angular Vintage
Check out Angular Vintage for a variety of furniture styles ranging from space age to postmodern. Standout pieces include an Eero Saarinen tulip table, a set of multicolored Eames chairs and a lucite Milo Baughman credenza.
Barbie Roadkill Home
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Add whimsy to your home with the colorful, kitschy finds offered by Barbie Roadkill Home. Another Chicago-based seller, the store is a cornucopia of shell-shaped lamps, ’80s laminate tables and pastel dish sets.
Bi-Rite Studio
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Founded by Cat Snodgrass in 2016, Bi-Rite Studio is a Brooklyn-based design store specializing in 20th century furniture and objects. Expect to find pieces from IKEA and Kartell aplenty, as well as gems by Ray Wilkes and Terje Ekstrom.
Dutch Oven Finds
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Dutch Oven Finds is home to an assortment of eclectic pieces ranging from Moroccan rugs to art decor armoires. You’ll also find smaller items such as pillow covers, wall art and glassware. They even sell plants, available for pre-order and pick-up at their brick-and-mortar store in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
East Coast MCM
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If you’re looking to upgrade your home with some serious investment pieces, East Coast MCM has you covered. The store boasts an impressive collection of mid-century modern furniture ranging from chrome Milo Baughman loungers to Herman Miller office chairs. Even better, all items can be shipped nationwide.
Form NYC
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Form NYC is a one-stop shop for some of vintage furniture’s most coveted items. Murano glass lamps? Check. Genuine Nicoletti Salotti loveseats? No problem. You will also find gorgeous Ligne Roset Togo sectionals, art deco lamps and ’60s style lucite chairs.
Gates Haus
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’80s interior design lovers, rejoice. Gates Haus specializes in curved, laminate furniture — mostly pastel colored vanities, dressers and shelves — popular during the era. The store also sources impressive laminate bedroom sets, as well as smaller items such as mirrored side tables and lucite pedestals.
Hidden Jems
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Sofas, coffee tables, chairs, dressers, drinkware — there’s nothing Hidden Jems doesn’t sell. Pay the virtual storefront a visit for postmodern pieces including curved chairs, brightly colored glassware and sculptural lamps.
Home Union
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The perfect shop for design aficionados, Home Union stocks furniture by heavyweights including Massimo Vignelli, Giancarlo Piretti and Afra and Tobia Scarpa. Most of the pieces on sale are substantial investments, but they’re gems you’ll most likely treasure for the rest of your life.
Lazy Sundays Home
You’ll find tons of affordable, high-quality pieces at Lazy Sundays Home. Keep an eye out for unique coffee tables (one that’s still available features a ceramic cheetah base), mirrored pedestals and smaller items including lamps and table trinkets. Even better, they offer free delivery throughout New York City.
MDFG
Head to MDFG for historical design pieces that feel just at home in a museum as in an actual apartment. Noguchi tables, ’50s Prouvé and Le Corbusier are all fair game. Even if you’re not looking to buy, the shop doubles as a rich archive of design history.
Sunbeam Vintage
Selling both vintage and modern furniture, Sunbeam offers a wide variety of furnishings and decor ranging in style from Hollywood Regency to postmodern. Velvet sofas, brass bar carts and solid wood credenzas are just a few examples of the goods for sale.
