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: 2003
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: 2003
Indigo Arts
The gallery described folk and contemporary art from several regions, including Asia, Africa and the Americas.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2003
Jasuta Urban Interiors
Interiors combined contemporary furniture and objects with older finds.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2003
Minima
The showroom connected modern design classics with furniture and lighting.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2004
Mode Moderne
The listing focused on furniture and objects from the 1920s through the 1990s.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2004
Moderne Gallery
Studio furniture and twentieth-century decorative arts formed the programme.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2004
OLC
OLC — image from the original Old City Arts site, saved 2003-05-01. The work title and photographer are not identified in the recovered file.
Image source ↗Original file ↗Look closer
Follow the line of the frame, then compare it with the curve of the seat.
Contemporary lighting and furniture were the focus of the short entry.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2003
Francis J. Purcell
The antiques collection included furniture and objects from several European and American traditions.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2003
Reform
The business described twentieth-century furniture and decorative accessories.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2003
Scarlett Alley
The shop brought together art, furniture, gifts and everyday objects.
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