Market Hill Magazine Fall 2020

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Antiques Show Venues Below are listings of the major venues you will find at the Round Top Antiques Show; these are among Paul’s favorites. The following are numerically listed in geographical order, from north to south on Highway 237. Note that there are many other venues in addition to the ones listed.

1. LA BAHIA

OCTOBER 23 - 31 550 Texas Highway 237 Burton, 77835 labahiaantiques.com 979.289.2684

2. COUNTY LINE NORTH

10. ROUND TOP MERCANTILE OPEN YEAR ROUND 438 N Washington St, Round Top, 78954 877.568.0253

11. ROYERS ROUND TOP CAFÉ

OCTOBER 17 - 31 1822 State Loop 458 Carmine, 78932 770-940-4002

OPEN YEAR ROUND 105 Main St. Round Top, 78954 royersroundtopcafe.com 979.249.3611

3. THE BIG RED BARN

12. ELLIS MOTEL

OCTOBER 26 - 31 475 Texas Highway 237 South Carmine, 78932 roundtoptexasantiques.com

4. BLUE HILLS

OCTOBER 17 - 31 1707 S. Texas Highway 237 Carmine, 78932 bluehillsatroundtop.com 979.278.3691

5. THE VENUE

OCTOBER 17 - 31 2000 N. Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 beardauction.com

6. MCLAREN’S

OPEN YEAR ROUND 1745 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 mclarensantiquesandinteriors.com 917.900.5036

7. ARBOR ANTIQUES OCTOBER 21 - 31 1503 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 arborantiques.com 888.233.5414

8. MARKET HILL

OPEN DAILY THROUGH DECEMBER 15 1542 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 markethillroundtop.com 800.732.3722

9. THE BONEYARD AT ROUND TOP OCTOBER 21 - 31 1465 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 713.899.1674

OPEN YEAR ROUND 185 Henkel Circle Round Top, 78954

13. MANDITO’S OPEN YEAR ROUND 102 S. Washington Round Top, 78954 www.manditos.com 979.249.5181

14. THE GARDEN CO. RESTAURANT, FEED AND FIREWATER OPEN YEAR ROUND Rummel Square Round Top, 78954 thegardencoandcafe.com 979.249.2588

15. JUNK GYPSY

18. ROUND TOP RANCH ANTIQUES

OPEN YEAR ROUND 2545 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 roundtopranchantiques.com 979.249.5100

19. COLE’S

OCTOBER 22 - 31 3625 Texas Highway 237 & Willow Spring Road (FM 954) Warrenton, 78961 colesantiqueshow.com 979.551.5916

20. EXCESS I & II

OCTOBER 20 - NOVEMBER 1 Texas Highway 237 & Willow Spring Road (FM 954) Warrenton, 78961 excessfield.com 979. 278.3447

21. NORTH GATE

OCTOBER 15 - NOVEMBER 1 Texas Highway 237 Warrenton, 78961

22. BAR W

OCTOBER 15 - NOVEMBER 1 4001 Texas Highway 237 Warrenton, 78961 979.885.8762

MARCH 19 - APRIL 5 1215 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 gypsyville.com 979.249.5865

23. RENCK HALL

16. MARBURGER FARMS ANTIQUES

24. ZAPP HALL

17. THE COMPOUND

23. RECYCLING THE PAST

OCTOBER 27 - 31 2248 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 roundtop-marburger.com 800.947.5799

OPEN YEAR ROUND 2550 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 roundtopcompound.com 979.551.5916

OCTOBER 20 - 31 4137 Texas Highway 237 Warrenton, 78961 warrentonantiques-renckhall.com OCTOBER 23 - 31 4217 S. Texas Highway 237 Warrenton, 78961 zapphall.com 713.824.1157 OCTOBER 15 - NOVEMBER 1 1132 FM 1291 N. Round Top, 78954 recyclingthepast.com 979.484.7288

More locations and dates are available at roundtop.com.

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Paul Michael has selected the best vendors at Round Top and brought them together under one roof, here at Market Hill.

The following vignettes introduce our readers to each vendor and offer a sneak peek at the special pieces they are preparing to present at the fall show.

The theme of this issue is comforts of home, and these vendors have each provided their interpretation of comfort, function and style, how it resonates with them and with their clients, because at the end of the day, it’s about creating an environment you love coming home to.

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Shabby Slips PHOTOS COURTESY OF SHABBY SLIPS

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ounded in 1991 by Renea Abbott, Shabby Slips is the original custom slipcover shop.

Over the years, the Houston-based company expanded into manufacturing upholstery and selling fine antiques with many of the pieces being reupholstered before seeing the showroom floor.

As the antiques scope of her business broadened, Renea continued to broaden her horizons, traveling and collecting high-quality products from Europe and all corners of the globe. She also added a stop, right here in her own backyard, attending the antiques fair in Round Top. “I started making Round Top part of my business plan every year, because my favorite place to be is a flea market,” Renea says. “Round Top is one of the best places in the world to go on that elusive treasure hunt.”

Shopping the fields on that elusive treasure hunt, as she describes, is definitely part of the Round Top experience, but Renea adds that Market Hill brought a more permanent presence to Round Top making it easier for dealers and buyers.

“It’s a very comfortable shopping experience, well-lit, climate-controlled,” she says. “And it is a very eclectic mix of dealers and merchandise – old, new, vintage, antiques and period pieces.”

Her collection for the fall show is also sure to be well curated and eclectic. For a peek into her shop and portfolio, visit ShabbySlipsHome.com.

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Schwung Home PHOTOS COURTESY OF SCHWUNG HOME

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udi Nijssen and wife, Dominique Sente-Nijssen, bring Schwung Home to Round Top. When we reached Rudi by phone for an interview, he was seven hours ahead of us, and on a seven-hour drive with his children in the car. We got disconnected briefly, but when we reconnected he pulled over to chat with us about Schwung Home. We got the impression that this is the life of an antiquing family.

[Rudi] started in the business in the 1990s, and had antiques stores in Antwerp and Brussels.

“My wife [Dominique] and I are both antiques lovers,” Rudi says. “Our wanderlust and passion for antiques takes us all over the globe. We are interested in beautiful things, beautiful designs, and we love discovering different artisans and their crafts.

Schwung Home is a family affair.

“Our children are 8 and 11. They are with us wherever we go. They obviously see a lot of interesting things,” Rudi says. “Yesterday, we went to a flea market, and I took my oldest son with me. He has developed a passion for antiques. When he sees something he likes, he’s quick to point it out to me.”

Rudi tells us that he started in the business in the 1990s, and had antiques stores in Antwerp and Brussels. Ten years later, Dominique joined him and

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together, five years later, they launched Schwung Home in High Point, N.C.

collection, antique furniture, and unique objects that blend classicism and modernism.

“High Point was chosen, because it’s the furniture capital of the world,” Rudi says. “We are open year-round. We buy in Belgium, Scandinavia, Germany and France. We also have pickers we trust and have used over the years.”

“We’re not really attached to one style,” Rudi says. “From industrial to classic, baroque to mid-century modern, we like beautiful pieces, which keeps it interesting. That’s our joy. Finding beautiful pieces and bringing them into peoples’ homes.”

What you’ll find in their curated 60,000-SF showroom is an eclectic mix of their own European designed handmade lighting

Rudi also sees the bigger picture. “It has something to do with helping save the planet. That these pieces don’t end up in a land-

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“From industrial to classic, baroque to midcentury modern, we like beautiful pieces, which keeps it interesting.”

Above: Rudi on the hunt with his kids

fill. That they are restored and can live for another century.”

“Once the antiques arrive at our atelier in Poland, each piece is carefully restored before shipping to High Point.”

In High Point, Schwung Home is a go-to spot for designers.

“Our showroom is a favorite for designers and retailers. Our customers know us for always having the best finds when it comes to objects and antiques. As we source on a global level, our customers can count on us as being the hidden gem for found treasures.”

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“As we source on a global level, our customers can count on us as being the hidden gem for found treasures.”

When it comes to helping designers find that one special piece, he says the key is truly getting to know their customers.

“We really value the relationships we have cultivated with our customers over time. Learning who they are, and what they like, helps us identify pieces we know will work for them.”

This will be the first time Schwung Home will have a presence at Round Top. “We are very excited about the opportunity to meet new people who share our passion. The great thing about antiques is that they speak for themselves. Each piece tells a story, carries a history, and people fall in love with its soul. It’s pure joy to give them a new life by integrating them in projects, stores and homes.”

As for the pieces he is most excited to show at Round Top, it’s hard for Rudi to remember it all.

“We have so many things. We shipped an eclectic selection of our latest finds,” he says. “We are bringing quality pieces that will be very reasonably priced.”

We’ll have to wait and see all that’s in store at Schwung Home, as they make their debut in Round Top at Market Hill.

In the meantime, like them on Facebook.com/schwunghome and follow along on Instagram @schwunghome.

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Paul Meyer PHOTO COURTESY OF PAUL MEYER

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exas artist, Paul Meyer, is inspired by the expanse of his West Texas surroundings and the unconventional materials he uses in his paintings.

faith and a tiny booth at the Arbors in the fall of 2016.

“We had a great experience at The Arbors,” Paul says.

“We immediately felt like a part of the community. The response was overwhelmingly positive, not only about the work, but the environment was so supportive.”

“It comes from nature,” Paul says. “My love for vast, open spaces like the deserts of the Southwest and places I’ve “The Arbors really nurtured lived. I am drawn to earthen us and Paul’s work. Our time colors. I use a lot of vibrant, there during Round Top endsaturated, primary colors, but ed up changing our lives,” says they usually get washed over Stephanie. “We were eventually with cement, mortar and plasable to focus on Paul’s painting ter. It all starts with materials,” full time. We feel so fortunate he says. “I never approach a Burro, cement mortar canvas, wood fragments, paint and stain on wood panel, 54”x 78” to have started in a place that new piece from the standpoint made so much possible for us.” of making art. I am mostly fasthe plywood he creates by layering wood veThis led them to meet Paul Michael. cinated by the materials and exploring all neers, fragments, paints and stains, then tearthe various ways they can be incorporated “Paul came to our booth one year and said ing it all apart to reveal the interior gradation. into the process of painting.” he’d come to see a painting he’d seen in one “Most often, my favorite works and/or the of the ads we’d done that year,” tells Paul The son of a home builder, Paul gained an most interesting parts of a painting seem to [Meyer]. “That’s how it all started. I would appreciation for process early on. just happen and are unpremeditated. So, crego over [to Market Hill] and eat, Paul would “I grew up around construction my ating an environment and working in ways sit with me, and we’d talk about art. Our relawhole life. I worked with stone masons, conthat welcome the unexpected and discovery tionship began with a shared love of art and crete guys. I was always around construction is a large part of my process.” has become a great friendship.” debris. It’s a huge inspiration for me. I acThis fall, Paul will present his work at tually just hauled off a couple truckloads of “Over the years, as our business has Market Hill for the first time. concrete debris a friend was going to throw grown,” Stephanie continues, “we knew “What’s exciting about Market Hill is that away; there’s so much possibility and potenwe wanted to find a permanent space. We it opens up a lot of possibilities to curate the tial in the refuse.” are so incredibly happy to be in the stunspace,” he says. Something his wife, Stephaning space Paul Michael created for Paul’s Paul is a classically trained painter with a nie, is passionate about. “Steph has an impecart at Market Hill.” As for what we can exBFA from UT. cable eye in how she creates the experience. pect to see, Stephanie says, “Paul's work“Before I started [pursuing my BFA], I We couldn’t do this without one another: I ing on a new series of paintings on canvas. was experimenting with non-traditional paint and she pulls it all together.” StephaAnd he'll have Burros, portraits and origimaterials. I want to physically manifest and nie adds, “We work hard to create a beautinal works on paper at the show.” translate what is going on in my head using ful and welcoming place for people to find a materials I feel a strong connection with.” connection to Paul’s art.

Paul takes even the most unassuming materials up a notch by making his own, like

Market Hill represents an expansion of their business – which began as a leap of

Visit paulmeyerstudios.com and follow @paulmeyerstudios on Instagram to see more.

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Antica Collection PHOTOS COURTESY OF ANTICA COLLECTION

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isa Strait Vanpoucke has been collecting antiques for more than 20 years, a passion that turned into a business. Making frequent trips to Europe to hunt for special pieces, she has been showcasing her finds in Round Top since 2004. “Round Top is a special place that's transformed into a treasure-filled town of things from around the world every six months. Anything from fine antiques, jewelry,

“My customer is one who doesn't want their home to look like everyone else’s. They appreciate unique furnishings of high quality and character.”

modern furniture, rugs, to name a few, can be found there. It's an inspiration paradise for designers.”

As for her own inspiration, she says, “What I love most about what I do is the hunt for unusual treasures and using them in a new, unique way. My customer is one who doesn't want their home to look like everyone else’s. They appreciate unique furnishings of high quality and character.”

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“My mirrors and doors are really beautiful in this container. I also have really gorgeous Italian lamps with scale and color that I love to mix in with antiques.”

Her style is classic with a modern twist, and the pieces she is bringing to the fall show are a reflection of that.

that I love to mix in with antiques. Murano glass has always excited me, and the lighting they produce is breathtaking.”

“I have always loved very early stone and wood mixed with key elements that wow a room like a spectacular mirror.

My mirrors and doors are really beautiful in this container. I also have really gorgeous Italian lamps with scale and color

We always look forward to seeing Lisa at Market Hill. Learn more about her story and design perspective at AnticaCollection.com.

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Ables Antiques

& Props Antiques PHOTOS COURTESY OF ABLES ANTIQUES & PROPS ANTIQUES

“The people here are the best,” Kitty says, “Nowhere else we go has such friendly, loyal people.”

Even after three decades in the business, they still enjoy the thrill of it all.

“We love the hunt!” she says. “Our clients are usually after that statement piece, so they always come by to see what we have found special for the market. We strive to bring the most unique items to Market Hill.”

Next to Ables is Props Antiques, also based in Tennessee.

“Our style is best described as ‘general store meets Vegas,’” says owner Klint Griffin. “It’s an eclectic aesthetic that drives us. A mix of

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When asked what pieces he’s most excited about bringing to the fall show, he says, “Our passion lately has been with old neons, general store pieces and original surface furniture.

This time around, we are bringing some amazing neons that pertain to oil and gas, as well as bar decor. We will have great store counters, tables and seating that fit our eclectic aesthetic perfectly.”

“It’s an eclectic aesthetic that drives us. A mix of original untouched pieces and electronic eye candy.”

As for what we can expect at the fall show, she says, “The car neon was a oncein-a-lifetime find! And, for us, personally, a bucket list item to own. It was found in northern Alabama, and had been at several locations as the dealer moved but in a private collection for over 25 years. It will be a privilege to help it find its new home.”

Car neon that's been in a private collection for over 25 years

original untouched pieces and electronic eye candy.” For Klint and wife, Cindy, “It’s a real family affair as we are bringing up a new generation of antiques lover – our son. He’s grown up around all of our dealer friends and family. This is one of the reasons we especially love the great, safe set-up at Market Hill.”

When it comes to making these selections for the show, he says, “For 15 years, we have been following our instincts and finding truly wonderful pieces.” It also comes down to really getting to know his customers, he says.

“The majority of our customers are collectors and design industry professionals. Many of our clients have become good friends. By understanding what makes them tick, it helps us get a hold of their design styles, wants and needs. It’s a great feeling to rescue pieces that some might regard as trash and reunite those pieces with our customers who treat them like the treasures they are.”

Whiskey/beer neon from 1930s with Art Deco influences

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ased in Ripley, Tennessee, Tony and Kitty Ables have been making the trip to Round Top for 31 years, and now consider Market Hill their home away from home.

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Architectural Anarchy PHOTOS COURTESY OF ARCHITECTURAL ANARCHY

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hicago-based Architectural Anarchy is known for its mix of art, architectural salvage, vintage advertising, and antique industrial pieces. Its owners, Gosia Korsakowski and William Rawski are veterans of the industry and are in their fifth year of taking their unique inventory on the road to Round Top. Bill is best known as the man behind Zap Props, the Midwest’s largest prop house. For more than 30 years, Zap has outfitted almost every major production filmed in Chicago. Zap also offers design and fabrication services, and has worked on projects for some of Chicago’s most beloved restaurants.

Gosia grew up in Poland, spending her summers abroad, experiencing different cultures and shopping at various flea markets.

Her entrepreneurial spirit led her to open an art gallery in college, selling work made by fellow students. After college, she worked in the fashion industry before getting married and moving to the U.S. She started collecting and selling glassware, and eventually making glassware of her own designs. She met Bill while shopping at Zap. In 2010, they went into business together, and the rest is history.

Each having their own individual style makes for a dynamic collection – one we always look forward to – at Market Hill.

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Above (left to right): Vintage carnival hand-painted wood sign; vintage chef neon sign; antique hand-painted cabinet; and antique greeting statue.

“Our style is eclectic. From antique signs, architectural salvage, industrial, folk art to traditional antiques with a focus on furniture from dry goods stores,” Gosia says. “Our clients are collectors, but we also have a lot of new clients who are just excited about having something with a history.”

Gosia adds that they always look forward to making the trip to Round Top. “There’s great energy here. People who come to Round Top appreciate true antiques.”

As for what they’re bringing to Market Hill in the fall, she says, “We are excited to bring a collection of original antique signs and true antique finds.”

Come meet Gosia and Bill and discover something unexpected at Architectural Anarchy inside Market Hill.

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Modern State Atelier PHOTOS COURTESY OF MODERN STATE ATELIER

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osia Korsakowski, co-owner of Architectural Anarchy, presents Modern State Atelier, a concept born from her love of mid-century modern design. Her focus is showcasing American, French, Italian and Scandinavian designs from well-known designers, such as Milo Baughman, Vladimir Kagan, Paul McCobb, Knoll, Gio Ponti, Marco Zanuso, Gabriella Crespi, Venini, Folke Ohlsoon and Borge Mogensen, to name a few.

Now in her fifth year at Round Top, she loves meeting new clients at Market Hill. “[My clients are] people who love good design and are not afraid of using unusual pieces in their homes,” she says.

This year, “the new trend is 1970s and 1980s,” Gosia says. At the fall show, we can expect to see a lot of art, lighting, and furniture from that era. Come see these pieces in person at Market Hill.

Above: Mid-century Italian hide pendant Right: Mid-century painting, pencil reed lounge chair, and Mid-century driftwood lamp Below (from left): Mid-century macrame, travertine table, leather chair, and 1970s rope lamp; plaster credenza by J. Beldou; 1980s macrame

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The Elephant Walk PHOTOGRAPHY BY ASHLEE NOBEL

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nder Tasci is the man behind The Elephant Walk. With more than three decades in the business, he’s been coming to Round Top for over 25 years, and now makes his home in Round Top and his permanent showroom at Market Hill.

In making his selections for the fall show at Market Hill, Ender says, “What we sell are components to a good design, each and

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every one of those components has to have redeeming qualities – texture, color, shape – and they need to read modern. That’s basically the key to success in today’s design world. Everything is going clean, simple and modern,” he says.

“It used to be that to see a good-looking home, you’d have to see it in a publication. Now all we have to do is go on Pinterest or Instagram or Facebook or any other website that is creative, and we

“What we sell are components to a good design, each and every one of those components has to have redeeming qualities – texture, color, shape ...”

get to see designs from all over the world being shared. That’s pretty inspiring. For people who are creative, inspiration is endless at the moment. The hardest part is when you get inspired, where do you go to find that thing?”

That’s where Market Hill comes in.

“With Market Hill, first and foremost, we have cultivated some of the best vendors under one roof who work very hard to bring the best of the best they can possibly find, every show, show after show,” Ender says. “These are the leading people who inspire one another and make one another work twice as hard. When we

“For people who are creative, inspiration is endless at the moment. The hardest part is when you get inspired, where do you go to find that thing?”

start with good dealers who understand the business and motivate one another, we have an environment where all of these ideas pour in.”

Being able to present his collection in a sophisticated way is also important to him.

“We each have an incredibly beautiful showroom with high ceilings and all of these skylights that bring daylight in.

It’s the perfect setting to feature our merchandise.”

Another benefit of Market Hill is being out of the elements.

“When everyone else is being washed away with storms out there,” he says, “we are able to conduct business in a civilized fashion. When I say ‘civilized fashion,’ the profile of our clientele has changed over the years. We all want comfort. Market Hill provides all of those comforts to anyone who is coming to experience Round Top. It gives them a break from the elements, a break from the diversity [of high and low pieces]. We carry the top quality in the marketplace, and we’re proud of it,” Ender says.

Meet Ender at The Elephant Walk inside Market Hill.

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Amelia Tarbet PHOTOS COURTESY OF AMELIA TARBET

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ustin-based Amelia Tarbet has been making the trip to Round Top as a buyer since 2005 and as a vendor since 2013. When asked what she loves most about her work, she says, “Introducing people to different types of pieces and helping them design spaces that bring them a sense of individuality. I also love the thrill of knowing that there's always something around the corner that you've never seen before. Having a sense of wonder is really fulfilling to me.”

She describes her style, in a word, as “unexpected.”

“I love it when I can offer pieces to my clients and know that they probably won't find another piece quite like it. Of course, as dealers, we all have to have staple items, but I really try and mix in one-of-a-kind pieces.

I want to give my customers a sense of discovery and wonder that I enjoy so much.”

What she loves most about Round Top is “the level of enthusiasm and passion for antiques from both customers and dealers. Anyone who is willing to make the trek out to this small town in the backroads of Texas has got to be really passionate about antiques.”

“Like most people who come to Round Top, a lot of my customers are eager about expressing their individuality. I think what makes my customers loyal is knowing that I always try to have something a little different to offer them. There's an element of surprise that I love seeing on customers’ faces every time they enter my space.”

When it comes to helping customers find that piece that’s right for them, she says, “Their style can actually range from eclectic to minimalist to even a little traditional.

I love helping people find pieces they will enjoy now, but will also resonate for years to

come. Although it’s appealing to have pieces that are on trend, I really try to encourage people to go with pieces that pull at their heartstrings, and then they won't even have to be concerned with what is simply “in” at the moment. I also work with lots of commercial clients with different needs. I love the challenge of exploring different projects and finding just the right pieces to fit them.

My individual style is all about following your gut feeling. When you mix all the pieces you are passionate about together, there will naturally be a harmony to them.”

hard-carved wooden French floor lamp with original wicker shade. I love that it is probably at least 80 years old, but would look great in a modern setting. I love using antique pieces that mix well with modern, as I appreciate both styles. I’m also bringing a cantilever console by Brueton. I've had the piece a few times over the years, but it's becoming hard to find and is one of my all-time favorite postmodern pieces. I also have a few really special mid-century abstract tapestries, something I'm always on the lookout for.”

As for the pieces she’s most excited about for the fall show, she says, “I'm bringing a large, one-of-a-kind, circa 1940s,

We look forward to welcoming Amelia Tarbet to Market Hill. For a peek at her style, follow her on Instagram @ameliatarbet.

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Nomadic Trading Company PHOTOS COURTESY OF NOMADIC TRADING COMPANY

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he theme of this issue is “Comforts of Home,” and Nomadic Trading Company definitely comes to mind for its massive collection of rare antique rugs – stacks upon stacks of them. The colors, the textures and the designs of each one adds a layer of comfort in a space.

Based in Durham, N.C., Nomadic Trading Company has handpicked items from markets around the world, including Turkey, Hungary and Germany. Since 1995, Nomadic Trading Company has stayed true to progressive vintage design concepts and specializing in reclaimed, handwoven rugs as well as vintage furniture, industrial lighting and other practical pieces for the home and commercial projects.

Nomadic has been making the trip to Round Top for more than 10 years now.

“In my opinion, it’s the premier market for showing vintage goods in the world,” owner Demir Williford says. “Market Hill has upped

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the ante in Round Top. It has created a canvas for some of the best vintage dealers. It has become the premier destination, and it has allowed us to introduce products that we were not able to do before.”

“Our style is progressive vintage design,” he says. “In order for us to showcase products in the most effective way, it requires a lot of logistical things. At Market Hill, I am not restricted by an eight-foot tent. I have walls. I can hang lights. I can hang rugs on the walls. I am not able to do that in other spaces, exposed to the elements, where I may get mud on them. Things like cement floors help us move quicker, load and unload faster, get the product in and out. It makes a better show for us overall.”

Demir is involved in every part of the business.

“A lot of people go to market once or twice a year, and they hire people to do everything for them. They usually don’t touch the merchandise. We drive our own trucks. We load and unload the trucks.

We load and unload our containers. We are hands-on,” he says.

As for how he chooses what to bring to Market Hill, Demir says, “Our creative process is constantly evolving, but it’s very simple. We look at every product with an open mind, beyond its appearance.

We also keep our clients in mind. ‘Who would like this?’ is the question I’m always asking.”

Even after all of these years, Demir still loves the thrill of the hunt.

“The hunt excites me the most,” Demir says. “What are we going to find around the corner? What’s under there? There’s always something new to discover and to create. Along with the prospect of finding the unusual, there’s always something out there that hasn’t been seen, or if it has been seen, it’s been overlooked. In that case, you have an opportunity to transform it, to make it something valuable.”

Something new for the fall show for Nomadic Trading Company is an expanded showroom at Market Hill and is bringing more pieces of furniture as well as their collection of rugs.

“Our space has doubled. That’s going to allow us to express our style and showcase our products much more efficiently. Now I can bring all of my stuff.”

When we asked him to share a product that he’s most excited about bringing, he says, “This is hard for me. I don’t have one single piece I can talk about; I have an entire collection of unique found goods from France, Spain, Turkey, Hungary and Germany.”

To see some examples of what Nomadic has in store, follow @nomadictradingco on Instagram or visit nomadictrading.com.

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The Plaid Veranda PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE PLAID VERANDA

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he Plaid Veranda embodies our theme of comforts of home. Owner Judy Jones has been coming to Round Top for 22 years, and considers it to be like a second home.

“Round Top has become a second home to me. I have made so many friends,” she says. And adds, “From a shopping standpoint, I don’t think there is a more unique experience anywhere in the world!”

When it comes to making her selections for the show, it’s very personal to her. She describes her style as “whatever makes me smile

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or think ‘wow!” This is something her customers can feel. In helping them find that special piece that fits into their lifestyle or aesthetic, she says, “My customers are eclectic. I listen and ask questions. I hope the common denominator is trust. They know they are getting something unique.”

Judy brings a ton of experience, a very unique perspective, and her own whimsical style and sense of charm to Market Hill. Come meet her and see what The Plaid Veranda has in store for us at the fall show.

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ReCoop Designs PHOTOS COURTESY OF RECOOP DESIGNS

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eCoop Designs is a veteran-owned design studio, build workshop and storefront focused on sustainability.

Based in Round Top, ReCoop Designs came about by chance. After a four-year stint in the Marines, owner/founder Cooper Meaders earned a degree in biology. While applying to get his Masters, he found a part-time job at New Living, an eco-friendly design studio, where he worked in their low- and zero-VOC paint and finishes department. With access to an assortment of equipment and timber, he started making a few pieces and placing them on the showroom floor – just to see what would happen – and they all sold.

He soon put his schooling aside to focus on crafting handmade creations of his own design. He took what he learned about sustainable, green living practices at New Living and applied it to his company, ReCoop Designs.

“As part of a mission-based company,” Meaders says, “I strive to use materials that are almost always salvaged, surplus or reclaimed, to create unique work that showcases Mother Nature at her finest.”

Meaders and his wife, Jennifer, have been coming to Round Top for five years to not only present their collection but also to find inspiration.

“Participating in the Round Top antiques show has allowed us to expand our designs creatively,” he says. “[Our] creations provide a unique point of view, and the exposure to new styles, designs, and once lost treasures from the past have impacted our passion and vision. Our customers tend to be folks in search of one-of-a-kind pieces that first and foremost are beautiful and also have a rich history and story.”

As for what we can expect to see at Market Hill, he says, “well-curated antiques, architectural elements, lighting and other various home and lifestyle items.”

Clockwise from top: 144” long x 48” wide White Oak dining table cantilevered off of a kitchen island with a custom steel base; 42” wide x 60” long x 18” high Water Oak coffee table; Custom 60” x 60” patinated steel framed mirror

Come meet Cooper and Jennifer of ReCoop Designs at Market Hill.

To learn more about their mission, visit recoopdesigns.com.

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Renouveau Antiques PHOTOS COURTESY OF RENOUVEAU ANTIQUES

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he literal translation of “renouveau” is renewal, or a revival of something as it becomes popular again.

This is the inspiration for Renouveau Antiques, a direct importer of fine European antiques. Owned and operated by Houston native Ashley Radack, Renouveau Antiques is new to Market Hill, but Ashley has been coming to Round Top for 20 years and selling here for six years, after she began importing in early 2014.

“Round Top is a magical place where buyers and dealers come from all over the world. It is rare if you see someone not smiling or laughing,” she says.

Ashley has a passion for the process, traveling all across France many times a year to handpick each piece, chosen for its unique beauty and historical significance. What she loves most about her work is “the treasure hunt of finding that one-of-akind unique antique for my client.”

“My space is filled with one-of-a-kind pieces that lean towards romantic and dramatic.”

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“Round Top is a magical place where buyers and dealers come from all over the world. It is rare if you see someone not smiling or laughing,”

“My clients are the joy of my job. I specifically think of them when I am in Europe shopping. They appreciate being unique, just like the pieces I sell.”

When it comes to finding that specific piece for a specific client she says, “I think this comes from experience. One of my gifts is being able to read my client and their taste and style.” As for her own style, she describes it as “dramatic mixed with simple with an emphasis on 17th- and 18th-century French and Italian antiques.” And she promises to bring the drama to Market Hill.

“My space is filled with one-of-a-kind pieces that lean towards romantic and dramatic.”

When asked to share a few of her favorites, she says, “All of them!

I wish I could be more specific, but I truly love all my pieces.”

You’ll have to come see which ones speak to you at Renouveau Antiques inside Market Hill.

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Sacred Heart Antiques PHOTOS COURTESY OF SACRED HEART ANTIQUES

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essica Fairbrother, of Sacred Heart Antiques, is serious about the search for heavenly objects.

Her love of treasure hunting takes her to Europe several months each year, looking for special pieces that whisper of tradition, faith and beauty. Jessica believes our lives are enriched when our surroundings echo meaning, as well as beauty and harmony.

She layers rare antiques and artifacts with a touch of whimsy and humor. “I love the conversation between objects. The interaction never needs to grow old, just add a new find, and move things around.

If you collect things you love, they always work together!�

Above: A French lamb wearing a rosary keeps company with a hummingbird, a crowned duckling, and a 19th-century jardinere holding part of a shell collection.

Left: A carved wooden statue of Christ as a child blesses the scene as an oval 19th-century mirror hints of reflections from the past.

Above: A terra cotta child bearing a broken cross marches through a collection of reliquaries and crucifixes.

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Susan Horne

Antiques Décor & Lifestyle PHOTOGRAPHY BY MEGHAN HORNE

Susan Horne

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ouston-based Susan Horne Antiques was born out of a love of friendship and antiques.

“For many years, as my girlfriends and I traveled to Round Top for the spring and fall Antiques Festivals, my knowledge and my passion for antiques grew, and I realized my deep desire to be in the antiques business,” Susan says.

In 2013, she started with a small booth at The Arbors.

“I sold out of practically everything I brought to my first show and soon found myself combing the countrysides of France, England and Belgium to find the best furniture, accessories, and collectibles for my clients.”

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Susan now brings her latest finds to Market Hill. Among them, “my signature blue,” she says, “and a timeless look that combines beautiful antiques with elegant upholstery and distinctive lighting and accessories.” Elegant, timeless, traditional are words that describe Susan’s style.

Susan shares with us her excitement for the fall show at Market Hill. “Market Hill allows us to design a beautiful showroom that we can tailor to our own brand,” she says.

The brand she has created is based on quality as well as hospitality. It feels good to step into her showroom.

“We value our customers and appreciate their time,” she says.

“We want to make them feel comfortable and welcome when they

“No matter the origin, antiques never go out of style.

They go with every trend that may come and go. Antiques are unique, classic, timeless and full of personality.”

are shopping with us. I’m always up for sharing a cup of hot tea or a glass of wine when my clients come in. I have met so many new friends through this business. I am very grateful, and each one means a great deal to me.”

Designers, hoteliers, home builders, boutique owners, staging companies, and new homeowners are just a few of the buyers who will stop by and visit Susan. To provide a great inventory for them, Susan and her daughter, Meghan, travel abroad several times a year to assemble an exceptional collection of one-of-akind pieces.

“One of the great joys I have in this business is traveling the beautiful countryside of Europe with Meghan. We not only learn about the antiques we buy, but we also learn about our European friends and the history of their countries. We return with beautiful pieces for our clients and with special memories of time shared with friends that we will have forever.”

Her clients have come to appreciate her eye for unique and quality items.

“They value quality,” she says. “I love English antiques for several reasons. The depth of the wood, the lines, the brass hardware, the quality. I have a hard time parting with some of the pieces.”

Susan has been successful, because she knows her clients like a variety of styles, so she always has a wonderful selection of French, Italian and Spanish antiques as well.

“No matter the origin, antiques never go out of style. They go with every trend that may come and go. Antiques are unique, classic, timeless and full of personality. If you buy a piece with beautiful lines and curves, and it’s built well, it is unlikely to ever go out of style.”

Susan promises to have a great selection of antique furniture, mirrors, chandeliers, silver, ironstone and more. Whatever your cup of tea, Susan is happy to help you find it.

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Scoville Brown Cooperative PHOTOS COURTESY OF SCOVILLE BROWN COOPERATIVE

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im Braunscheidel is in the business of architectural salvage. Unless you’re in the home building or resto industry, or a fan of HGTV shows like Fixer Upper or Salvage Dawgs, you might not be familiar with what architectural salvage is or the process it involves.

When a building or home is scheduled to be demolished, Jim goes in and dismantles it, painstakingly removing items of value or intrigue, decorative or functional, including wooden floors, barn doors, crown molding – anything that displays fine craftsmanship or reflects historical significance – and he finds new uses for them. This could mean repurposing these items into original designs of his making, or working with clients to find another home for them in a new construction or renovation project. It’s an arduous process of recycling, reducing and reusing very old and important architectural details that might otherwise be discarded and lost forever.

“I started off as a carpenter by trade. I was a homebuilder for 20 years until I had

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an injury. My leg was crushed in an elevator. I lost everything. I had to redefine myself,” Jim says. “I had been collecting architectural salvage when a friend told me people want to buy this stuff. So, I took it to a show and sold it all.”

This is how he got his start, working with clients who were restoring their homes and in need of authentic architectural elements.

“When the housing market crashed, I had to redefine myself again,” Jim says. “I took what I learned from my days as a carpenter and started to build things from the salvage. I was discovered by high-end retailers who loved my products, and I started building custom pieces for their brick and mortar stores.”

But when the retail industry declined, and brick and mortar stores started to shutter, Jim found himself rebuilding again.

“I met Paul Michael, and he invited me to Market Hill. This is another turn in my career where I am taking everything I

have learned, and I am refining it again,” he says. “Market Hill is amazing. I feel part of the family. I am accepted, and it encourages me to grow and expand.”

An important part of his business is connecting the right people with the right products.

“I am new to Texas. I am looking for the right customers to find me. Getting these pieces and parts into the hands of the right people is a priority. It’s why I do what I do.”

Meet Jim at Market Hill to hear more about his passion, learn more about his process, and to find the missing piece to complete your project and preserve a bit of history.

Meet Jim at Market Hill to hear more about his passion, learn more about his process, and to find the missing piece to complete your project and preserve a bit of history.

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Vincent Peach PHOTOS COURTESY OF VINCENT PEACH

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ashville native and internationally renowned designer Vincent Peach crafts a combination of casual elegance and sophisticated luxury with fine jewelry, high pearl and equestrian creations. As a third-generation pearl man, Vincent has taken the Peach name global with designs in personal collections and over 250 retail locations all over the world.

Drawing inspiration from his love of all things equestrian, luxury and travel, Vincent expertly mixes radiant rare pearls, brilliant

diamonds, precious metals and exotic leathers to create one-of-akind and timeless pieces to be treasured and passed down. Conceptualized at his two flagship stores in Nashville, every piece is handcrafted and exclusively yours.

See for yourself at VincentPeach.com and inside his impressive showroom at Market Hill, designed by Vincent and built by Paul and Jake Michael to give his work the elegant presentation it deserves.

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Smith vanOsdelle PHOTOS COURTESY OF SVO

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mith vanOsdelle returns to Market Hill for the fall show, building on 10 years of showing antique and mid-century furniture and décor in Round Top.

ny, Desede leather from Switzerland, as well as pieces from Danish designers like Wanscher, Jalk, Wegner, Hans Olsen and many others.

Scott Smith of SvO has once again assembled an extensive collection of European mid-century design pieces, including Knoll Antimott and Cor from Germa-

“We specialize in upscale seating, and we strive to be a ready resource for trade professionals and design aficionados alike,” Smith says.

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“We specialize in upscale seating, and we strive to be a ready resource for trade professionals and design aficionados alike.”

Market Hill provides the perfect place to showcase his finds and meet with clients and vendors.

always great to catch up with buyers and fellow dealers from across the globe.”

“Finally! A proper venue to shop for quality furniture and decor without battling the elements,” he says. “It’s the right venue for the casual shopper as well as designers and retailers, plus it’s

Swing by SvO at Market Hill to select the right seating for your home, or to just come sit for a bit. In the meantime, visit svoworld.com, and follow SvO on Instagram @svoantiques.

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The Select Pick PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE SELECT PICK

Left: Zinc metal sheets, acid washed and used as doors for a playroom built-in Above (from left): Architectural modern square wood framed mirror; neon acrylic framed mirror

“Our ideal client is someone who likes beautiful, fine things but always allows us the creative freedom to add elements of surprise.

We start with one-of-a-kind, antique pieces and then integrate eclectic, unique elements that one would not expect in that type of environment. Our clients give us a lot of freedom; we have numerous clients who we have worked with for years and designed several of their homes.”

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ouston native Stacy Graubart is a Round Top regular and will return to Market Hill in the fall with The Select Pick.

“I have been coming to Round Top for as long as I can remember. As a young girl, my mother always brought me along to hunt beautiful antiques and one-of-a-kind pieces. Round Top embodies the ultimate ‘thrill of the hunt.’ And, you are always guaranteed to meet talented, creative artists who often become great friends.”

When we ask what’s new about her business, she says, “This year, we have taken on several young families as clients. They have infused some more color and excitement into our aesthetic. However, we are always careful to remember that trendy is the last stop before tacky.”

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“Sometimes the most unusual piece may fit a client very well, although it is a piece at first sight they would have never considered.

This is a fun part of the job; showing clients how even the most unusual piece can work in the most beautiful way.” She adds, “We love to find old architectural pieces that we build into client homes. Old antique shutters into cabinet doors, architectural frames into mirrors, etc. We love using unusual elements in a non-traditional way.”

“We have a very fun client currently who loves a modern aesthetic with lots of bright pops of color. We found an artist to make neon acrylic mirrors and are bringing some of these mirrors to the show.

We love mixing neon and acrylic with antiques.”

See Stacy’s bright, fun, playful select picks at Market Hill, and, in the meantime, visit sgdesignshouston.com to view more of her work.

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Tribute Goods PHOTOGRAPHY BY JULIE SOEFER

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ased in Houston, Tribute Goods is a luxury Italian linen company that combines art and home decor. Founder/interior designer Karen Pulaski collaborates with fine artists, graphic designers, and linen purveyors to create original artwork, which is then evolved into exclusive linen collections through digital printing. The result is a canvas of the finest Italian textiles with breathtaking art and meaningful themes.

“The collaboration with artists to create printed collections in Italy is at times quite challenging,” Karen says. “But, it is always worth the extra effort. Seeing the hand of the artist expressed on each product makes it feel like original art for the bed. Taking everyday items and making them special and sentimental feels great to me.”

It’s obvious that others share her sentiment as Tribute Goods has been honored with NY Now’s “Best New Product” award, Paper City’s “Best in Product Design,” a Neiman Marcus Spring Home Catalog cover and featured editorials in Traditional Home, Luxe Interiors & Design and Modern Luxury. This will be Karen’s first time showcasing her work at Market Hill.

“I'm new to the Round Top experience,” she says. “My dear friend Stacy Graubart [of The Select Pick] has been sharing her experiences with me for a while, and has been kind enough to host me in her beautiful space. I want to bring joy and optimism into a room, especially now with our world in such a state. Color and whimsy are so uplifting to the spirit. I hope to bring that happiness to others through our colorful and playful collections.”

What Karen has in store for Market Hill includes “our newest bedding collection

Above (from left): Haas Monster Incense Burner from Haas Brothers for L'Objet.; artisanal lamps hand painted by artist Liz Marsh Right: Newest bedding collection ‘Magnolia.'

Fabricated in Italy and made from the finest Italian woven Egyptian cotton sateen.

‘Magnolia.’ A rich floral print produced from a commissioned oil painting and paired with a water colored border motif, fabricated in Italy and made from the finest Italian woven Egyptian cotton sateen.” She is also bringing “a collection of rare vintage Hermès silk pillows by Kermit Oliver, the only American artist ever chosen by Hermès to collaborate on designs; a group of artisanal lamps hand painted by artist Liz Marsh; and a few of the uber chic pieces from Haas Brothers for L'Objet.”

“Our customers love to collect and carefully select all their belongings,” Karen says.

“They are looking for something unique, beautiful and well made. They also love a story behind what they are buying.”

Come meet Karen and hear more stories about how her unique linens are made.

In the meantime, you can view and shop her work online at Tributegoods.com.

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The Vendors ABLES ANTIQUES

RECOOP DESIGNS

On Facebook, search Miss Kitty's Vintage Life Style

recoopdesigns.com

AMELIA TARBET

renouveauantiques.com

ANTICA COLLECTION

On Facebook, search Sacred Heart Antiques

RENOUVEAU ANTIQUES

Instagram @AmeliaTarbet

anticacollection.com

ARCHITECTURAL ANARCHY

SACRED HEART ANTIQUES

SCHWUNG HOME

1stdibs.com/dealers/architectural-anarchy

schwunghome.com

ARCHITECT’S DAUGHTER

SCOVILLE BROWN COOPERATIVE

architectsdaughter.com

scovillebrown.com

DEBBIE MICHAEL ELEPHANT WALK ANTIQUES MODERN STATE ATELIER

SHABBY SLIPS

shabbyslipsaustin.com

SUSAN HORNE ANTIQUES

modernstateatelier.com

susanhorneantiques.com

NOMADIC TRADING COMPANY

svoworld.com

PAUL MEYER

Instagram @JudyJonesAntiques

PAUL MICHAEL COMPANY

sgdesignshouston.com

PROPS ANTIQUES

tributegoods.com

nomadictrading.com

SVO - SMITH VANOSDELLE THE PLAID VERANDA

paulmeyerstudios.com

THE SELECT PICK

paulmichaelcompany.com

On Facebook, search Props Antiques

TRIBUTE GOODS VINCENT PEACH

vincentpeach.com

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MARKET HILL

The Building BUILDING REAR RECOOP DESIGNS

DEBBIE MICHAEL

SCOVILLE BROWN COOPERATIVE

ARCHITECT’S DAUGHTER SHABBY SLIPS

RENOUVEAU ANTIQUES

THE SELECT PICK + Tribute Goods

SVO

THE ELEPHANT WALK

SMITH VANOSDELLE

ABLES ANTIQUES

AMELIA TARBET

+ Props Antiques PLAID VERANDA ANTIQUES

SCHWUNG HOME

RESTAURANT AT MARKET HILL

PAUL MEYER

SCHWUNG HOME VINCENT PEACH

THE ELEPHANT WALK

NOMADIC TRADING CO.

SUSAN HORNE ANTIQUES

ANTICA COLLECTION

PAUL MICHAEL COMPANY SACRED HEART ANTIQUES

MODERN STATE ATELIER ARCHITECTURAL ANARCHY

ENTRANCE

MARKET HILL

The Vendors ABLES ANTIQUES

RECOOP DESIGNS

On Facebook, search Miss Kitty's Vintage Life Style

recoopdesigns.com

AMELIA TARBET

renouveauantiques.com

ANTICA COLLECTION

On Facebook, search Sacred Heart Antiques

RENOUVEAU ANTIQUES

Instagram @AmeliaTarbet

anticacollection.com

ARCHITECTURAL ANARCHY

SACRED HEART ANTIQUES

SCHWUNG HOME

1stdibs.com/dealers/architectural-anarchy

schwunghome.com

ARCHITECT’S DAUGHTER

SCOVILLE BROWN COOPERATIVE

architectsdaughter.com

scovillebrown.com

DEBBIE MICHAEL ELEPHANT WALK ANTIQUES MODERN STATE ATELIER

SHABBY SLIPS

shabbyslipsaustin.com

SUSAN HORNE ANTIQUES

modernstateatelier.com

susanhorneantiques.com

NOMADIC TRADING COMPANY

svoworld.com

PAUL MEYER

Instagram @JudyJonesAntiques

PAUL MICHAEL COMPANY

sgdesignshouston.com

PROPS ANTIQUES

tributegoods.com

nomadictrading.com

SVO - SMITH VANOSDELLE THE PLAID VERANDA

paulmeyerstudios.com

THE SELECT PICK

paulmichaelcompany.com

On Facebook, search Props Antiques

TRIBUTE GOODS VINCENT PEACH

vincentpeach.com

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Antiques Show Venues

Market Hill is a 119,000-SF venue with free parking, A/C, clean bathrooms, free WiFi, and the best vendors in Round Top.

Below are listings of the major venues you will find at the Round Top Antiques Show; these are among Paul’s favorites. The following are numerically listed in geographical order, from north to south on Highway 237. Note that there are many other venues in addition to the ones listed.

1. LA BAHIA

OCTOBER 23 - 31 550 Texas Highway 237 Burton, 77835 labahiaantiques.com 979.289.2684

2. COUNTY LINE NORTH

10. ROUND TOP MERCANTILE OPEN YEAR ROUND 438 N Washington St, Round Top, 78954 877.568.0253

11. ROYERS ROUND TOP CAFÉ

OCTOBER 17 - 31 1822 State Loop 458 Carmine, 78932 770-940-4002

OPEN YEAR ROUND 105 Main St. Round Top, 78954 royersroundtopcafe.com 979.249.3611

3. THE BIG RED BARN

12. ELLIS MOTEL

OCTOBER 26 - 31 475 Texas Highway 237 South Carmine, 78932 roundtoptexasantiques.com

4. BLUE HILLS

OCTOBER 17 - 31 1707 S. Texas Highway 237 Carmine, 78932 bluehillsatroundtop.com 979.278.3691

5. THE VENUE

OCTOBER 17 - 31 2000 N. Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 beardauction.com

6. MCLAREN’S

OPEN YEAR ROUND 1745 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 mclarensantiquesandinteriors.com 917.900.5036

7. ARBOR ANTIQUES OCTOBER 21 - 31 1503 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 arborantiques.com 888.233.5414

8. MARKET HILL

OPEN DAILY THROUGH DECEMBER 15 1542 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 markethillroundtop.com 800.732.3722

9. THE BONEYARD AT ROUND TOP OCTOBER 21 - 31 1465 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 713.899.1674

OPEN YEAR ROUND 185 Henkel Circle Round Top, 78954

13. MANDITO’S OPEN YEAR ROUND 102 S. Washington Round Top, 78954 www.manditos.com 979.249.5181

14. THE GARDEN CO. RESTAURANT, FEED AND FIREWATER OPEN YEAR ROUND Rummel Square Round Top, 78954 thegardencoandcafe.com 979.249.2588

15. JUNK GYPSY

18. ROUND TOP RANCH ANTIQUES

OPEN YEAR ROUND 2545 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 roundtopranchantiques.com 979.249.5100

19. COLE’S

OCTOBER 22 - 31 3625 Texas Highway 237 & Willow Spring Road (FM 954) Warrenton, 78961 colesantiqueshow.com 979.551.5916

20. EXCESS I & II

OCTOBER 20 - NOVEMBER 1 Texas Highway 237 & Willow Spring Road (FM 954) Warrenton, 78961 excessfield.com 979. 278.3447

21. NORTH GATE

OCTOBER 15 - NOVEMBER 1 Texas Highway 237 Warrenton, 78961

22. BAR W

OCTOBER 15 - NOVEMBER 1 4001 Texas Highway 237 Warrenton, 78961 979.885.8762

MARCH 19 - APRIL 5 1215 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 gypsyville.com 979.249.5865

23. RENCK HALL

16. MARBURGER FARMS ANTIQUES

24. ZAPP HALL

17. THE COMPOUND

23. RECYCLING THE PAST

OCTOBER 27 - 31 2248 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 roundtop-marburger.com 800.947.5799

OPEN YEAR ROUND 2550 Texas Highway 237 Round Top, 78954 roundtopcompound.com 979.551.5916

OCTOBER 20 - 31 4137 Texas Highway 237 Warrenton, 78961 warrentonantiques-renckhall.com OCTOBER 23 - 31 4217 S. Texas Highway 237 Warrenton, 78961 zapphall.com 713.824.1157 OCTOBER 15 - NOVEMBER 1 1132 FM 1291 N. Round Top, 78954 recyclingthepast.com 979.484.7288

More locations and dates are available at roundtop.com.

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MARKET HILL

1542 HWY 237 North Round Top, TX 78954

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