THE NEIGHBOURHOOD NOTEBOOK
The design notebook
A dated reading of the domain’s 2000s directory. These entries describe the records, not unconfirmed current destinations.
Use this notebook to understand the neighbourhood’s range of practices. For a visit today, use the source-linked place directory. A date below belongs to the saved page; it is not a claim that the organisation has operated continuously since then.
RECORD: 2005
Baltzell
Interiors brought together imported antiques, ceramics and textiles.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2004
Berman Gallery
The gallery combined twentieth-century furniture, pottery, textiles and other design.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2003
Lost Highways / Crosley-Deluxe
A research library and gallery explored trailers, motor homes and auto camping.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2005
Dane Decor Downtown
The showroom described European and Scandinavian furniture and accessories.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2005
Foster’s Urban Homeware
Housewares combined functional and decorative design.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2007
Gargoyles Ltd
A North Third Street design business appears in the 2007 listing; the recovered entry offers little programme detail.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2005
Indigo Arts
The gallery described folk and contemporary art from several regions, including Asia, Africa and the Americas.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2005
Jasuta Urban Interiors
Interiors combined contemporary furniture and objects with older finds.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2005
Minima
The showroom connected modern design classics with furniture and lighting.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2007
Mode Moderne
The listing focused on furniture and objects from the 1920s through the 1990s.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2008
Moderne Gallery
Studio furniture and twentieth-century decorative arts formed the programme.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2004
OLC
Contemporary lighting and furniture were the focus of the short entry.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2005
Francis J. Purcell
The antiques collection included furniture and objects from several European and American traditions.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2005
Reform
The business described twentieth-century furniture and decorative accessories.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2005
Scarlett Alley
The shop brought together art, furniture, gifts and everyday objects.
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