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Saugatuck, Michigan
Curated antique and vintage finds in a Douglas barn gallery.
A treasure hunter's paradise housed in the J. Petter Galleries Lower Barn on the Blue Star Highway in Douglas. Owners who relocated from Chicago to Saugatuck Township have filled this spacious barn with an expertly curated mix of vintage, mid-century modern, and antique one-of-a-kind pieces from around the country and around the world. Think statement dining tables, oversized mirrors that become instant focal points, vintage barware perfect for entertaining, elegant chandeliers, and distinctive lamps — all displayed with the kind of whimsy and style that makes you want to redecorate on the spot. What sets it apart from a typical antique shop is the thoughtful integration of gourmet specialty foods, artisan napkins and placemats, candles, soaps, art prints, and quirky glassware alongside the bigger finds. Yelp ranks it among Saugatuck's best high-end stores. Easy parking. Open Thursday through Sunday (check for seasonal hours).
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