New Irving Park’s Globetrotting Treasure Hunt

World Travel, Fancy Furniture & a House That Refused to Pick a Vibe

This is what happens when world travelers with excellent taste, a healthy appreciation for “that’s coming home

with us,” and a very large New Irving Park house spend years collecting things they love.

The result?

A globe-trotting, art-filled, furniture-packed, slightly magnificent situation where one room says

India, the next says mid-century modern, and somewhere nearby a gorgeous

antique is quietly judging your current décor.

There are African masks. Figurines from India. Chinoiserie. Tapestries. Furs. Animal-skin rugs.

Silverplate. Vintage games. LPs. Cookbooks. Art. Furniture. Tools. Bikes.

This house did not believe in minimalism.

This house believed in having a life.

🌍 The “We Went There and Bought the Good Stuff” Collection

African masks, Indian figurines, tapestries, chinoiserie, wall art, décor, silverplate, holiday décor, vintage

games, LPs, cookbooks, furs, and animal-skin rugs.

Every room has a new plot twist. You may enter looking for a lamp and leave convinced that your home has

been tragically lacking in global artifacts and a much stronger point of view.

🛋️ Furniture With Better Stories Than Most First Dates

Elizabeth Robbins, Hekman, Lane, Thomasville, Cindy Crawford Home, Viva, antique furniture, mid-century

modern pieces, and outdoor furniture.

There are pieces here that will make your current furniture nervous.

As they should be.

🚲 For the People Who Love Fresh Air, Power Tools, or Pretending They Do

Specialized, Raven, and Raleigh bikes.

Outdoor tools by Echo, Stihl, Black & Decker, Craftsman, Toro, and Edge Trimmer.

Plus a Teeter inversion table, because apparently this sale has your living room, yard work,

cardio, and spinal alignment covered.

🍳 Kitchen Gear for Your Next Personality Reinvention

Aroma, Cuisinart, Keurig, GE, George Foreman, Hamilton Beach, Osterizer, Instant Pot, and Pyrex.

Will you make sourdough? Probably not.

Will you buy the appliance that makes you feel like you could? We both know the answer.

Then there are linens, housewares, office supplies, clothing, area rugs, décor, and all the other things that

will have you doing that estate-sale shuffle: carrying six items, trying to look casual,

and insisting you are “still deciding.”

Sure you are.

This is a big house with big personality, Campers. Take your time. Look everywhere. Bring a

friend who understands the importance of talking you out of nothing.

And when you get home with an antique chair, a stack of LPs, an Indian figurine, a rug, and an

Instant Pot—just tell your family you were expanding your worldview.