Save the Date! Moving Sale

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  Faux painted slate mantel. Faded and peeling. Needs to be repainted. $350 OBO Mark your calendars! April 10th. That’s the day of our first tag sale. We’ll have another one after the house is in contract to let go of the good stuff we need to keep for staging (and living) purposes. But April… Continue reading Save the Date! Moving Sale

Why is Brooklyn Badass?

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  Me at Coney or Nellie Bly. I know…I’m adorable. Fucked in Park Slope was inspired by NY Magazine’s “Reasons to Love NY” and wanted to do their own version on Brooklyn. Why is Brooklyn so badass? Here are my reasons: 1. Stoops! I loves to bullshit. What better pastime is there than hanging on… Continue reading Why is Brooklyn Badass?

Hudson Armory

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My van was full of furniture for a week. I finally got up to Hudson Armory Art and Antiques to unload it on Saturday. The armory is owned and run by the Keegan family: Mom (Jean), Dad (Ed Sr) and Son (Ed Jr). They have an impressive selection of vendors with really decent pricing. A… Continue reading Hudson Armory

Stan The Junk Man

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Zaborski Emporium in Kingston is the megastore of salvage. 25,000 square feet of old house parts. You could get lost in that place! No seriously, I get lost in there. Although Stan has been in the salvage business since 1976, the building on Hoffman Street was completely empty when he purchased it 10 years ago.… Continue reading Stan The Junk Man

Reclaiming Our Roots

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Reclaimed Home is going back to its roots! After moving back to Brooklyn, where space is an issue, we stopped collecting larger salvaged items for reuse. Well, it’s time to expand again. Starting a tiny home based business was a breeze. Starting a small business with a team is a bit more challenging. But you… Continue reading Reclaiming Our Roots

Gargoyles and Griffins

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I’ve always wanted a haunted looking home. It’s coming along nicely due to years of neglect (that’s a whole other post), but what I really want is scary gargoyles and griffins to keep watch over my creepy looking house. And what better time to start shopping (or dreaming) than Halloween? An authentic salvaged piece is… Continue reading Gargoyles and Griffins

Flea Finds

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Entertainment pour moi? Oh, you shouldn’t have! Yeah, so we got rained on a little at yesterday’s Brooklyn Flea. Beats standing there all day in the sweltering heat. Not such a bad day considering. We got rid of a few larger pieces, creating some much needed storage space. And Elvis has left the building! After… Continue reading Flea Finds

Brooklyn Flea: And So It Begins

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Emilia will be working with me every Sunday. The coldest day of the year didn’t keep people away from the Brooklyn Flea. What happened to the sun yesterday?! Man, was it cold out there!!! So, that’s my excuse for this semi lame post you are about to read. I didn’t get around the whole market… Continue reading Brooklyn Flea: And So It Begins