Anchors & focal points
Commodes, cabinets, mirrors, lighting, and case pieces that carry a room and hold up to close inspection.
For interior designers
The one piece that makes the room.
Tim and Sue Roush source antique furniture, lighting, mirrors and objects for designers working on residential and hospitality interiors — real pieces with age and presence, not reproductions.
A statement piece anchors the room
How it helps your project
Start with the room, not the inventory list.
Share the brief — scale, palette, materials, and what the piece has to accomplish — and Tim and Sue work the current booth and their network to find candidates that actually fit.
Options for a concept
Measurements and additional photographs on request, so you can present real choices to a client without a trip to the booth.
Pickup & delivery
Coordination around your install date and site access — worked out case by case for each project.
Why designers use antiques
Age reads on camera and in person.
A genuine antique brings patina, provenance, and one-of-a-kind character that a showroom reproduction can't fake. It's the difference between a room that looks decorated and a room that looks lived-in and collected over time.
- One-of-a-kind pieces your client won't see anywhere else
- Solid construction and materials, made to be used
- Honest notes on condition, repairs, and finish
- A direct line to the two dealers who found the piece
Working together
A simple way to source.
Send the brief
Room, scale, palette, style, deadline, and reference images.
Review options
Tim and Sue share what's available now and what they can hunt for.
Confirm details
Agree on pieces, price, and timing before anything is held.
Deliver
Coordinate pickup or delivery around your install.
Start a project
Tell Tim & Sue about the room.
A short brief with dimensions and references is enough to begin.