Take a tour of my booth at the Lucketts Fall Market, one of the hippest vintage markets on the East Coast!
After months of preparation, countless miles on the road, and many long days, The Lucketts Fall Market has come and gone.
The Old Lucketts Store hosts the hippest vintage market on the East Coast. Over 200 talented vintage vendors come together to curate incredible displays of their one-of-a-kind vintage goods.
Today, I'm sharing a few of my favorite Lucketts Fall Market vendor displays and a tour of my booth, curated with handpicked vintage finds.
I'm always impressed by the incredible and natural talent of the Lucketts crew and vendors. Their talent, dedication, and attention to detail are unmatched.
The market's entrance was meticulously decorated in the coolest vintage cabin theme, complete with a canoe, picnic baskets, thermoses, camping chairs, blankets, and mums.
As you enjoy the market grounds, you're greeted with beautiful fall displays and photo ops sprinkled among the 200+ vintage dealers.
I had less time this year to enjoy the market, but I took a few minutes before it opened on Friday to scope out a few of my favorite vendors.
Vendor: JBS Mercantile
Vendor: JBS Mercantile
Vendor: JBS Mercantile
Vendor: Loved and Restored
Vendor: Loved and Restored
Vendor: The Shabby Cottage
Vendor: The Purple Ottoman
Vendor: The Purple Ottoman
Do you see anything you love? Every year, leaving the market without buying from other vendors is a struggle.
Now let's take a tour of the space that took months to source, days to curate, and a few hours to be wiped out. Of all the Lucketts Markets I've participated in, this might be my favorite booth design and display.
I only source what I love, which makes curating displays fun and easy. There's always a variety of brass, neutrals, wood tones, and a mix of my favorite vintage smalls and wall decor.
If you follow my Let's Go Thrifting adventures you may recognize many of the items displayed in my booth.
The FREE sofa I picked up from the side of the road was front and center and sold the first day. I tried a new leather cleaner, which worked like magic to beautifully restore the aged and faded leather.
The vintage gallery wall with brass geese, antique Federal Eagle mirrors, and antique George Washington art were popular and wiped out within an hour.
Attending the Lucketts market is tremendous work, but I've always been blessed to leave with a much lighter load and an extremely grateful heart.
I am so fortunate and never take for granted that I can do what I love and be part of many people's home stories.
WOW - your booth was gorgeous, Katie! The market looks so fun. I'd love to go someday. :-)
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