1F The Factory & Repair Workshop

On the 1st floor, there are Western antique furniture mainly from England, France, and Belgium. In addition, at the repair workshop, they repair and maintain the purchased products.

They also sell furniture sets. This product is 1,960,000 yen for a 10-piece set of table/6 chairs/buffet/dessert buffet/mirror.

In addition to furniture, they also handle lighting and stained glass.

Accessories start from 1,000 yen (excluding tax)

Even if you are new to antiques, there are plenty of small items such as handles and doorknobs that are easy to incorporate.

Old magazines that are likely to accent the interior

The representative himself travels to France and other European countries several times a year to purchase products.

The charm of antique furniture is the excitement of encountering a one-of-a-kind item. Sometimes you don't have anything you want, and depending on the timing, you may meet something that will be a fateful encounter. This place is full of “excitement” that you can meet such a destined thing.

2F　Junk Style

Antique trunks

On the second floor, there is a collection of Showa-era retro sundries, accessories, furniture, and fittings. You will find things that make you nostalgic for the old days when you had something like this in your house, as well as nostalgic items that you cannot find nowadays. When you take a second look at them, you will find a lineup of attractive Showa-era retro items.

The Showa retro signboard is also one of the interiors.

Posters of Showa silver screen stars

CRT TV with handle. It makes you want to turn it with a clunk.

Deadstock tableware produced in the 1950s.

The lighting is also very cute and retro when you look at it now.

The fittings on the 2nd floor are particularly interesting. This is probably the only place in Aichi Prefecture that has such a large stock of old fittings.

All fittings in stock are filed by type. First of all, you can find what you like after checking the photos, so it's easy to find.