When looking for timeless pieces to elevate your home decor, these four antique establishments have you covered–from classic Italian furniture to vintage Louis Vuitton.
Alderfer’s Antiques of Aspen
Wander through this brick-and-mortar’s expansive five rooms as you admire each space’s displays. Paintings, cowboy boots, textiles and Native American jewelry are some of the many unique pieces calling your name. 309 E Main St.
Nestled along the main street, Aspen Home Consignment is a one-stop-shop for channeling your inner interior designer. Its purple-adorned exterior sets the tone for an elevated shopping excursion of all things furniture. As if the shop does not already surpass expectations, Aspen Home also showcases fine art and jewelry collections from emerging and established artists. 202 E Main St.
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In search of a bar cart upgrade? Look no further than Daniels Antiques, presenting only the finest luxury barware at your disposal. The Alfred Dunhill Trombone Cocktail Shaker and 1980s Silver Plated Menu Shakers are currently available, to name a few. The store also offers a variety of eclectic items, including Louis Vuitton products, binoculars and clocks. 431 E Hyman Ave.
Handpicking items from around the globe, skilled owner Laura Blocker continues to present distinctive items to the Aspen community at her Parisian-inspired destination. From 1980s Italian wicker barrel chairs to Japanese shibori throws, Paris Underground is your go-to for sprucing your home. 520 East Durant Ave.
M.S. Rau reveals a summer pop-up in the heart of the Roaring Fork Valley, boasting fine art collections, antiques and gemstones. Founded in 1912 in New Orleans on the principle of curating collections that are fit for both private and public displays, this pop-up features names like Claude Monet, Tiffany & Co., Paul Revere and more. Open all summer long, this destination reveals unique and high-quality pieces. 228 S. Mill St., Aspen, rauantiques.com
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