Last weekend Sixth Street Vintage started a series of pop-up days that will be happening over the next few months at 408 6th Street where the shop has been located for many years. Over the time that I have been starting YES Gallery the pop-up shop has been in planning stages, and it's lovely to have it begin. I've written about Sixth Street Vintage in these pages before a few times because the owner is someone whose taste is so excellent and who created a space that was always such a beautiful one to experience, and it's wonderful to be able to visit and shop with her again. She also still has estate sales that are so much fun to go to, but her shop is a special kind of place and I've already found some treasures to add to my collection, including a sweet little nightlight that I put immediately in YES Gallery as a whimsical addition to the seaside, nature and bird theme that runs throughout the artwork and the space.
As I wrote in one of my first blog posts about Sixth Street Vintage back in 2015, it is one of my dearest and most favorite places to visit and shop. The owner, Sharon Florio, is a woman of truly classic beauty and style, who brings her expertise and expert eye to fill the space with eclectic, beautiful, witty, gorgeous and thoroughly treasurable treasures. She's a treasure herself, having a store and experience that go back many years, along with exquisite taste that only selects the best of the best. Just one piece from Sixth Street Vintage can transform any room. If you're lucky enough to own several, you'll have a home full of masterpieces. You can find clothing and accessories there too, chosen with the same perfect eye for design and line.
For more information about the pop-up hours and days, visit the Instagram page in the link below and look out for the sign on the sidewalk for a wonderful shopping adventure.
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