Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting Décor NYC, Bruce Tilley’s new consignment store for furniture and decorative accessories.
The store is located near the Flatiron District and lower Fifth Avenue, and it’s one of the only consignment stores in New York City to offer luxury, high-end home goods from a spectrum of eras. Many of the displayed pieces are from top interior designers who were unable to use the pieces for specific client cases because of size constraints or other impracticalities. These stunning, one-of-a-kind pieces are then left to sit in storage, and Mr. Tilley’s purpose is to get them back on the market again.
This "consignment gallery" truly is a collection of masterpieces. Check out my photos below for more!
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3 Steel industrial-era barrel-makers table. Again, I love the contrast between new, old, and oldest. The array of pieces is extraordinary.
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10 For Art Week, the store featured artist Anne Deleporte's work. Constructed with newspaper from around the world - beautiful and unique!
11 A cocktail table is in the style of Ibram Lassaw (circa 1960s). So detailed with a decorative black sculpture base and smoked glass top.
12 A sofa designed by Casa Desus in pomegranate patent leather - how fun! I love how it gives a modern twist to the older rug beneath.
13 These chairs (silk screen, the fabric on the backboard, etc.)
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15 Another example of Décor's era combinations.
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22 Contrast between old and new - chairs vs. table
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Kevin Sharkey 
From: Rowaida Flayhan | 4/16/12 at 1:49 am
Beautiful pieces of furniture. Thank you for sharing.
From: Denise | 4/17/12 at 8:39 am
I'm going to see if I can grab that red sofa behind the table in photo #11!