Kelly Drive

Inspired by creative culture near and far, Kelly Drive is a curated collection of home decor featuring limited-edition furniture, lighting, accessories and more. Fantastic pieces from the likes of a second-generation glassblower, a seasoned woodworker and even an anarchist metalsmith (amongst other artisans, of course) are showcased in Kelly Drive’s online gallery of thoughtful work. Stop by and see the ever-growing collection and feel free to say hello on Facebook and Twitter too.
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DesignPhiladelphia 2010!

Now running in its 6th(!) year, DesignPhiladelphia is a series of events that encompass studio tours, lectures, exhibitions, workshops, book signings and (of course) parties that highlight just about every damned kind of design you can think of… This year’s events will take place in partnership with a shiny new host, University of the Arts, and its super-accessible downtown location on Broad Street. Make time to support your local creative culture and join the 150+ DesignPhiladelphia events happening this year from October 7th-17th. Certainly sure to be a good time in every little way.
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Philly AIDS Thrift

Equal parts thrift shop and curio cabinet, this campy space overfloweth with an ever-changing inventory of figurines, souvenirs, books, lamps, dishware, toys, apparel and so much more. Take a jaunt across the street for larger items like furniture, chandeliers and the quite possibly the most comprehensive collection of gaudy Christmas fare I never want to see again.
:: Listed in the 2010 Design*Sponge Philadelphia Guide ::
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Vintage Modern

The ever-changing selection of mod furnishings makes this eclectic space a must for mid-century lovers especially. Think Saarinen, Nelson and Eames and many otherwise unknown decorative designers besides.
:: Listed in the 2010 Design*Sponge Philadelphia Guide ::
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Molly Hatch: Mimesis

Creating “contemporary counterparts to historical precedents,” Hatch’s prolific body of beautiful work is on display at The Clay Studio until June27… Who wouldn’t want to drink coffee/ tea out of one of these? Nobody, that’s who.
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