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I never heard of mid century modern six months ago. I bought a cedenza to set my TV on, it was a Danish teak veneer type. I bought another one shortly after, then went on a 3 day vacation and stumbled into a consignment furniture shop. I bought a solid teak coffee table there, it was a little rough, but I brought it back to life. It's a 1959 France and Son piece. Bought it for $359 and thought I paid too much. I found one exactly like it in Europe and they are asking 2000 euros for it.

9:30. That old Eames Lounge needs its shock mounts replaced! If the arm-back connection lets go; the plywood breaks. I assume you’ve warned the new owner ??

Fascinating person!

Such a wonderful video! You did an amazing job capturing the personality of our store. Thank you again!

Love Flux Modern! They don't get into it here, but they have another space on Cookman in AP and the shop shown here has an awesome restoration area.

Hi I'm looking for a mcm tv stand, do you do shipping? I'm in PA area!

Great man, great inspiration, great Story! Best wishes for all you do and plan!

love your channel. how do you pick which vendor/curators to interview?

Beautiful collection! The piece shown at 0:58 that looks like a hutch or writing desk, what is that called?

I love how they are wearing the opposite's design color choice in their outfits.

What a lovely couple.so great to see all the furniture I loved and dreamt of owning still brings joy. For UK viewers, wood silk is a none silicone beeswax spray really brings any wood to life and it’s gentle, Also for your client for the chair, there’s some interesting velvets from House of Hackney (quirky) and Bute Scottish wool tweed (for sophisticated), I think both are available in the USA.

Really enjoyed this couple and love the showroom.

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Nice video and interview and I wish him luck but I’m amused that he’s so young he thinks he’s the first person to sell furniture on Instagram and believes that Eames was the only designer who was a household name. Just a little myopic, hopefully he’ll season well.

I just bought a 65 Y/O danish leather sofa that was brought over on a shipping container! I gave a 10 car garage full of vintage furniture i use for real estate staging. I dream about doing a trip and business model like this.

I have that lucite sputnik chandelier in my garage 😃. Im so old I remember the store called White Trash in Chicago in the 80's, the owner was a e.r. doctor and would often be sound asleep when you walked in. He got great stuff.

As an admitted non-expert who studied art (and written papers on the topic), loves the mid-century aesthetic, has a degree in literature, visits art museums, and has done a fair amount of painting myself, I must say that the person explaining the art in this video did a fantastic job attributing significance to intrinsically worthless pieces. The number 9, no matter how many triangles are next to it, is just a number. It lacks the quizzical symmetry of an "8" that might make us consider whether life is just a race track; the solitary dignity of "1," which reminds us that we stand alone; and the despairing freedom of a "3," which is just another broken "8," looking to complete itself. No, "9" stands alone, almost disappearing next to the bold, jagged triangles that speak of the cruelty of life's pointed, hard edges. Blah, blah, blah. To call these works "art" is like saying that Andy Warhol or Jackson Pollack are in the same league as Leonardo, Rembrandt, and even Picasso (on those days when he actually was creating art, that is).

I have a rare 1957 Timex Mercury, there were various models made in different countries, my model was made here in Great Britain.

I Love TH-cam channel. I Love mid Century forniture. Great videos!

This is a paradise and then some. I am building a Mid Century in Augusta GA and almost complete. I need to visit your showroom.

Haha. Denmark is gonna be empty of its furniture soon cause of these dealers. Once gone they're not being bought back after the price increases overseas. A little sad. A bit like raiding a national treasure 😄

I love this. Love to see more vintage and antique shops getting more coverage ❤

No brown furniture.

Great vid!

Loved this

I'm in NJ and can't wait to check out this shop - thanks for the video!

Lovely stuff.

Flot Lars. Det er sku godt at se at det kører derovre..

Loved the furniture, the loop of music in the background was a bit distracting and jarring though

I thought he is Mark Manson from the thumbnail

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️.

Love this - items that are curated from many different places over different time periods yet feel cohesive are my favourite.

loved this walk-through!

You know what furniture I've always wanted? The girls from a Clockwork Orange. Since I was 15, I've always been obsessed with all of them especially the table with the two girls yin/yang scissoring or mirrored twister. I told my mom this and she was disturbed. Idk why... she knows I love quirky, unique, and weird. I wish I wasn't broke so I could at least afford the dupes.

Loved the collection ❤️, how it was grouped/displayed for this showing 🙌 and thank you for the very informative presentation. 👏👏👏

This is so dope. You’ve got a winner with this series mate!

I bet that Italian wicker chair is a killer to get out of.

Hans Jørgen Wegner :)

I really liked the interview thank you for putting a different spin on what is interior design.

It’s an oldy but certainly a goldy 💪🏻

Eric Wind Vintage :-)

WOW! What a way to start. I don't know how you did it? But you did. Incredible first episode!

that was fun!

More Eric Wind please

Great content with lovely information with a story!

I could listen to Eric talk about watches all day long!

Nice interview!

Proud to be the 22nd subscriber, this shit gonna explode

watching you slide the watch across the table at 12:40 was so painful lol