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Recycles Beauty
By Brendan Conway Published: 01/27/2010
Have you ever wanted furniture that wasn’t just a same-old model, right out of the factory? Or maybe you have some old china that you no longer use, sitting in your cabinets. In either case, the recently opened fine consignment store—Home Again Design—is the place for you.Home Again Design, opened in May 2009, houses a vast inventory of objects, each finely crafted and beautiful. The choices change constantly as customers purchase new furnishings or sell their own fine home items. The store’s design and set-up shifts right along with its inventory, as consigned furniture is moved and arranged into small, stunning rooms. “A lamp could be on a shelf one week, and few might notice it,” says Leslie Rodgers, Home Again Design co-founder. “And then when you put it on a table next week, everyone says it’s great.” Rodgers says the store incorporates items into a design setting to help people envision their potential.Thanks to the store’s peaceful atmosphere and ever-changing supply of well-crafted items, a visit to Home Again Design will always yield something new. “People come in and check us out, and we talk to them about how we do things,” says co-founder Kathy Collier. “Then they become hooked, and they come in every week. Some people come in almost daily, during their lunch breaks. They say it’s therapeutic.”So whether you’re looking for a new, carved dining table, beautiful china, or a glowing brass lamp—or even if you’re not quite sure what you’re looking for—you’re guaranteed
to find something you love at Home Again Design. Visit the shop at at 1330 Springfield Ave., New Providence, or call 908-464-8800.
