Hutch launch! Our new vintage homeware and furniture marketplace
Updated: Jul 5, 2021
We are delighted to announce that Hutch's marketplace will be launching this summer. Hutch's new website will be dedicated to vintage and secondhand homeware and furniture, making it easier for you to buy sustainable and affordable pieces for your home.
Hutch’s ethos is that great design has the power to transform how people live and feel. We are made for all those who feel uninspired by cheap, mass-produced furniture but also lack the time to scroll endlessly through bric-a-brac to find hidden gems.
Each week we will be announcing new sellers on our Instagram and we are thrilled to confirm the below sellers for launch...
Based on the belief that every single object in a house should tell a story, from the corkscrew to the bin, BungalowMunro is all about objects that give a unique personality to a home. They are on a mission to find items that offer not just utility, but visual interest, history and character too.
Mid Century Modernistic sell sustainably sourced 20th century vintage and antique home décor. They upload new products weekly and they are fighting the ‘Reuse Revolution’ even further through recycled and reused packaging.
Bulfin was born from the owner Colleen's love of finding unique vintage gems. They source colourful glassware and bright ceramics from near and far to bring a little bit of joy to your home.
CherishableGoods was founded by Hannie, whose passion for glassware developed from her love of hosting and entertaining.
Home Leigh Homeware was born out of a love for all things creative and homely. Selling a delicious selection of vintage and preloved homeware with a focus on discovering the story behind each piece. Every collection is thoughtfully curated by founder Rhia and delivered to you in 100% recyclable packaging.
Our Hse is a London based platform selling curated vintage homewares, with an emphasis on finding unique pre-loved objects to showcase your personal style. Inspired by mid century pieces and always in the pursuit of the perfect vases, the can’t-live-without candle sticks and to-die-for tableware.
Studio Sxtn is the passion project of Meg, a designer who has a deep love for overlooked vintage and retro pieces that bring emotion and story to a home. Studio Sxtn features a combination of styles and all items have been found with love and sold at an attainable price with free postage in the UK.
Rosemary and Peach launched in the summer of 2020. The brand offers an exciting mix of curated vintage and preloved interior treasures, to add character to your home. They sell a wide range of homeware, from candle sticks to cocktail glasses from many different eras.
Helping you to add a touch of vintage to your home. and live a sustainable life one piece at a time, Touch of Vintage Home is founded by Samantha a Dealer on the BBC1 show The Bidding Room.
Zebra Homeware sell a collection of retro and vintage homeware pieces that have been given a new lease of life. The shop is curated by Rachel and Tom who share the mantra "one person’s junk is another person’s treasure” and believe that pre-loved pieces still have a place in the modern home.
Mazzybellas find eclectic vintage and pre-loved treasures perfect for a new life in your home. From bright Scandinavian ceramics to warm wooden chairs and everything in-between! Mariella and Tim seek out what they love and send them to you, in recycled packaging, from rainy Yorkshire.
Dolly Did It sell upcycled furniture and homewares with a contemporary twist, all created in London using mainly vintage and preloved pieces. By buying from them you are not only getting a unique piece for your home, you are helping the environment too.
Francine’s Store is run by Emily from Nottingham and she loves the thrill of incredible finds! She sources and sells beautiful preloved homeware items; good design and sustainability is at the heart of the store. Ten percent of all sales are donated to a UK food bank charity.
Petit Trésor started as a hobby for founders Hollie and Daniel. Hollie previously worked in fashion and has now come full circle to sourcing vintage treasures, following in her parents' footsteps. From sourcing to photography, the pair love being involved for every step of the journey.
Eclectic minimalism is how best to describe ARN. Vintage homewares are handpicked by Chloe to be special additions to your carefully curated mismatched sets. A particular passion is making the often overlooked patterns sing & getting the balance just right with contrasting styles.
Vintage Wanders specialise in mid-century, boho homeware and antiques. Established by keen traveller Ariel, who is also Deaf, the brand has a keen focus on sustainability. Ariel's obsession with bamboo and vintage drives her to revive and inspire nostalgia and classic style in a modern world.
Upcycling started as a hobby for Upcycled Home when buying their first house and it has quickly escalated from there! They love the idea of giving tired and unloved items a new lease of life, often using bold colours or geometric designs.
Middlemake is a curated shop of vintage, up-cycled & handmade pieces for the home. Each item is sourced or made in the UK, with an ethos around buying pre-loved rather than new. By seeing the beautiful in other people’s “junk”, we hope to bring uniquely wonderful homewares to your table.
Nostalgia exchange specialist in thoughtfully sourced vintage homewares for the conscious consumer, promoting a sustainable way of life.
Lu & Lu Finds is a sister duo obsessed with rummaging for hidden second-hand gems. Leanne paints some pieces using her artwork exploring the nude, while some, they leave as beautiful as they are. They help you re-imagine objects for your home, giving them a new life.
Ann Tiques is one of many vintage business started during lockdown. Founder Annie works as a buyer in fashion and has a passion for retro, mid-century and art deco homeware. Ann Tiques specialises in coloured glassware and vintage ceramics.
Considered Living offers handpicked vintage homeware designed to bring your home to life. They help everyone create a meaningful backdrop for their life at home, with a range of considered, unique homeware. The brand focuses on personally sourced brocante and vintage goods from France & the UK.
Crook & Noble are all about style with a story. Founder Nell loves that the vintage products she selects already come with their own history; some of which we may know and some which can be left to the imagination.
Fern & Green was launched in 2020 by Anya, who curates an eclectic collection of antique and vintage finds. Styles and eras range from Victorian and Art and Crafts to Mid Century with a particular passion for bobbin and rattan furniture, vintage ceramics and brass accessories.
Tiger & Iris sell vintage and antique homeware that has been sourced and sold with love. Orders are also sent in sustainable packaging.
Yrai is a curation of vintage and new treasures, they specialise in beautiful, joyful and affordable homeware. From cabbage plates to colourful glassware, vases galore and scallop detailing, they have new items dropping daily.
For a full list of vintage homeware, furniture and upcycling specialists head over to our Directory where you can filter by location and product type to find the perfect sellers for you
Want to join our seller list? Then get in touch via hello@hutchcommunity.co.uk
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