Vendor Spotlight: A.D. Busch We are proud to host the creations of Portland husband and wife team Aaron D. Busch and Rachel Busch. Their dynamic designs utilize up-cycled and recycled materials. Reclaimed wood and metal are reformed into striking modern furnishings that reflect VDC’s appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. More on the Busch’s work can be found on their website.
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Vendor Spotlight: A.D. Busch We are proud to host the creations of Portland husband and wife team Aaron D. Busch and Rachel Busch. Their dynamic designs utilize up-cycled and recycled materials. Reclaimed wood and metal are reformed into striking modern furnishings that reflect VDC’s appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. More on the Busch’s work can be found on their website.
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Vendor Spotlight: A.D. Busch We are proud to host the creations of Portland husband and wife team Aaron D. Busch and Rachel Busch. Their dynamic designs utilize up-cycled and recycled materials. Reclaimed wood and metal are reformed into striking modern furnishings that reflect VDC’s appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. More on the Busch’s work can be found on their website.
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Vendor Spotlight: A.D. Busch We are proud to host the creations of Portland husband and wife team Aaron D. Busch and Rachel Busch. Their dynamic designs utilize up-cycled and recycled materials. Reclaimed wood and metal are reformed into striking modern furnishings that reflect VDC’s appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. More on the Busch’s work can be found on their website.
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Vendor Spotlight: A.D. Busch We are proud to host the creations of Portland husband and wife team Aaron D. Busch and Rachel Busch. Their dynamic designs utilize up-cycled and recycled materials. Reclaimed wood and metal are reformed into striking modern furnishings that reflect VDC’s appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. More on the Busch’s work can be found on their website.
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Vendor Spotlight: A.D. Busch We are proud to host the creations of Portland husband and wife team Aaron D. Busch and Rachel Busch. Their dynamic designs utilize up-cycled and recycled materials. Reclaimed wood and metal are reformed into striking modern furnishings that reflect VDC’s appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. More on the Busch’s work can be found on their website.
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Vendor Spotlight: A.D. Busch

We are proud to host the creations of Portland husband and wife team Aaron D. Busch and Rachel Busch. Their dynamic designs utilize up-cycled and recycled materials. Reclaimed wood and metal are reformed into striking modern furnishings that reflect VDC’s appreciation for quality and craftsmanship. 

More on the Busch’s work can be found on their website.

Daylight savings 2013 already! And for the past week there has been actual daylight - a rare sight through the grey Northwest winter.   Portland is beginning to bud with soft light and pops of brilliant color. A great awakening outdoors, in our dress, and our homes with fresh ceramics to hold cut flowers, soft greens, floral prints, light cotton, and plenty of yellow, pink, and orange.  Yes, spring is springing towards us and we can’t get enough of the sunshine and blooms! 
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Daylight savings 2013 already! And for the past week there has been actual daylight - a rare sight through the grey Northwest winter.   Portland is beginning to bud with soft light and pops of brilliant color. A great awakening outdoors, in our dress, and our homes with fresh ceramics to hold cut flowers, soft greens, floral prints, light cotton, and plenty of yellow, pink, and orange.  Yes, spring is springing towards us and we can’t get enough of the sunshine and blooms! 
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Daylight savings 2013 already! And for the past week there has been actual daylight - a rare sight through the grey Northwest winter.   Portland is beginning to bud with soft light and pops of brilliant color. A great awakening outdoors, in our dress, and our homes with fresh ceramics to hold cut flowers, soft greens, floral prints, light cotton, and plenty of yellow, pink, and orange.  Yes, spring is springing towards us and we can’t get enough of the sunshine and blooms! 
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Daylight savings 2013 already! And for the past week there has been actual daylight - a rare sight through the grey Northwest winter.   Portland is beginning to bud with soft light and pops of brilliant color. A great awakening outdoors, in our dress, and our homes with fresh ceramics to hold cut flowers, soft greens, floral prints, light cotton, and plenty of yellow, pink, and orange.  Yes, spring is springing towards us and we can’t get enough of the sunshine and blooms! 
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Daylight savings 2013 already! And for the past week there has been actual daylight - a rare sight through the grey Northwest winter.   Portland is beginning to bud with soft light and pops of brilliant color. A great awakening outdoors, in our dress, and our homes with fresh ceramics to hold cut flowers, soft greens, floral prints, light cotton, and plenty of yellow, pink, and orange.  Yes, spring is springing towards us and we can’t get enough of the sunshine and blooms! 
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Daylight savings 2013 already! And for the past week there has been actual daylight - a rare sight through the grey Northwest winter.  

Portland is beginning to bud with soft light and pops of brilliant color. A great awakening outdoors, in our dress, and our homes with fresh ceramics to hold cut flowers, soft greens, floral prints, light cotton, and plenty of yellow, pink, and orange. 

Yes, spring is springing towards us and we can’t get enough of the sunshine and blooms! 

A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today! What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?
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A collection of antiques from the late 1800s and early 1900s from the VDC shop.  In honor of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood’s 124th birthday today!

What’s your favorite style form this era? Do you gravitate towards the rustic workmanship of the Arts & Crafts style or the regal Victorian, more delicate sensibilities?

Hi, we are Vintage Design Collective!

Vintage Design Collective aspires to represent the very of Portland, Oregon.  A distinctive selection of contemporary designers and vintage dealers specializing in Mid-Century Modern furniture, Arts & Crafts antiques, vintage jewelry, clothing, and other unique local finds for you and your home.
 
We have a stellar team of dealers with hundreds of years of combined experience in vintage and antique curating - we are amazed on a daily basis by their knowledge and expertise. Our showroom offers a massive selection of quality danish teak furniture, dining tables and chairs, Stickley Brothers original Arts& Crafts furniture, Mission style home accessories, vintage handcrafted ceramics, Pendelton treasures, and much more!
 
Contemporary local designers are frequently featured in the shop and we are always on the look out for talented crafts people in the community to showcase their creations with us. 
 
Located in a historic (and active) Free Mason Lodge; the buiding itself, with original windows, lofty ceilings, and sweeping wood floors, is something see! Established in 2012, Vintage Design Collective is thrilled to be apart of the beautiful Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood.
 

We look forward to your comments and please feel free to contact us if you’d like to drop a line, have questions about our stock, would like us to look at something you’re working on, or anything at all that you think that we’d enjoy.

Thanks so much for visiting the VDC blog!