Salvaged

We had a restock last night . Stop in to see what’s new.

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Ummm. Wait! It’s December?! Where did November go? We’ve got holiday goodies stocked up . Stop in and see 4 floors packed with some of the best unique Christmas gifts in the city.

This Black Friday, consider spending some money in your community. Hit up a local craft sale or market, shop at the independent down the street, buy online from your favourite maker.

Oh my god! It’s today!! Run, don’t walk, down to today for their (and our) store wide sale. Most vendors will have sales in their booths. Start your Christmas shopping early by keeping it local.

New stock headed to this coming Wednesday.

Vintage Fall vibes. Happy Thanksgiving!

What do you use to mend a jack-o-lantern? A pumpkin patch! Find our handmade pumpkin patch at
Fabric pumpkins handmade with vintage, thrifted and coveted fabrics. And a bunch of other witchy, fall goodies. on the second floor

I might not be ready for Fall, but our space at has all the fall vibes you need heading into the season.

Got wood? We do! And brass and tin and glass and a bunch of other cool stuff that you should check out. And while you’re at check out all the new vendors that have joined in the last few months.

New in the shop! Every 2 weeks, we freshen up and add treasures to our little shop. It’s ever changing at so give yourself permission to get lost in there for a few hours. It’ll take that long to see everything.

It’s not perfect. But it doesn’t need to be.

A few new things in the shop this week. My new obsession -wood bowls and some wooden risers. Find them on the second floor

Weather worn, time honoured and imperfect. My favourite way to be!

More little birdies to fly the coop.

The little birdies have flown to . Upcycled wool sweater bird on driftwood from my favourite Mexican beach.

For the last several years, Salvaged has built a business on making home decor using reclaimed, thrifted and found items, my philosophy was that every piece had a story to tell and everything used had a previous life. I have enjoyed it so much, it has been my outlet. I have experimented, made mistakes, made things I’ve loved and learned a lot. I am finding that many of the materials I have used in the past are simply no longer available. (Nature of using old and reclaimed materials)
Over the coming weeks and months, there will be some changes coming. I will be exploring some new materials, styles and inspirations. Some of the old favourites might linger for a bit, but I am excited to get my hands into new things. Many of the Salvaged philosophies will remain. I look forward to trying something new and stretching my creative muscles. It will all be for the pure enjoyment of the craft, and less about trying to appeal to the masses. I hope you will come along for the ride. You’ll be able to find my stuff at The Old House Revival Company in the Prairie Courage booth on the second floor.

Felted wool birds on driftwood from my favourite beach in Mexico

We’re making room in the shop for something new! Stop by and visit the shop on the second floor. If you find a Red Rooster on the tag, it’s 25% off!

One of my fave artisan markets to visit is the Sunday market in La Cruz. It’s gotten A LOT bigger and A LOT busier over the years.

Annual inspiration stroll through my favourite mexican antique shop. I’ll never tire of this place.

Start your Christmas shopping this Saturday at The Old House Revival Company. Amazing deals to be had throughout the store. Be sure to stop in to the Prairie Courage booth on the second floor. Our whole shop will be on sale.

Our fall sale is fast approaching, we are fully stocked and can't wait to see everyone.

Saturday Nov 5th from 10 to 4.

Remember there is limited parking but paid parking available to the north of our building.

A reminder that, Old House will not be offering discounts on stained glass, lighting, hardware.

The Aruba reno is coming along! We found some gorgeous wood doors at the local Habitat for Humanity Restore and made them into countertops. They aren’t ready for install quite yet - they need sanding, sealing and edge banding still. And I know our plug needs to be moved up. They’ll be removed before painting the walls and cabinets and then reinstalled later.


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