Noelle Nicolai Lybbert

Coleville Home brings a beautiful mix of antiques, collected objects, and timeless pieces for the home to their collections, each chosen with an eye for character and craftsmanship. Recently featured in House Beautiful, Country Living, and Elle Decor, Coleville Home showcases a not-to-be-missed mix of art, antiques and more at The Collective. 

Noelle, founder of Coleville Home, spent her career in branding and marketing for global hospitality companies before setting off on this antique adventure. Since opening in 2024, they have participated in The Ticking Tent events, Kim Faison Antiques Annual Brocante in Richmond, and opened a warehouse in Pleasantville, New York.

Photo by Jamie Wride

Anthony Rosa

Dedicated dealer, collector and lifelong admirer and student of 20th-century Modern and Industrial design. Buying and selling furniture, fine art, lighting, textiles and objects since 1992. Sharing the pieces I wish I could keep.

With advanced degrees in fine art, art history, and design, I bring both academic knowledge and more than three decades of experience to the world of modern design. While working as an auction manager, I began exhibiting at the Chelsea Flea Market before moving on to respected venues including The Pier Show, The Modern Show at the Downtown Armory in New York City, and the Brimfield Antique Flea Markets. My inventory has also been featured at 200 Lex and Hiden Galleries in Stamford, Connecticut.

Lisa Ehrlich & April Shen

Gingham & Gable is a Greenwich, CT based residential interior design firm with projects currently in CT, VT, NY, and the Hamptons. We create interior spaces that become the backdrop to living your life beautifully, balancing artistry with practicality. Our female led firm designs spaces that are inviting, enduring, and deeply reflective of the families that inhabit them. Our work celebrates personal stories, resulting in interiors that feel lived in, loved, and uniquely yours. Whether designing for a primary residence or a vacation home, Gingham & Gable enjoys partnering with clients to create special havens. 

Gingham & Gable is proud to be a founding dealer at The Collective where we offer an array of eye-catching items, from custom made pillows and furniture to treasured finds from our sourcing trips; locally, regionally, nationwide, and abroad. Welcome to GG! 

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Sara Peluso

OH IT’S SARA strives for a layered, "collected over decades" mix of primitive New England primitives, folk art, vintage farmhouse kitchenware, and eclectic European market vibes. My booth is shaped less by trends and more by the things I genuinely love to live with; objects that are useful.

Raised in a vintage and reselling family, I made it my full-time career in 2010 when I began selling on Etsy and spending my weekends at local markets and estate sales. Since then, I’ve watched countless sunrises at the Elephant’s Trunk as both a vendor and shopper, and spent many hours roaming the fields at Brimfield in pursuit of treasures.

Every item in my booth reflects my love of vintage living. The result is a mix that feels naturally gathered over time rather than assembled to fit a particular look.

Bradley Thurber

Corkscrew Antiques specializes in thoughtfully curated mid-century modern, vintage, and decorative arts pieces that bring character, style, and history into today's homes. With a keen eye for design, he sources exceptional furnishings, lighting, artwork, ceramics, and unique decorative objects that reflect the craftsmanship and creativity of the 20th century.

His collection blends timeless modern design with one-of-a-kind finds, offering customers an ever-changing selection of pieces that are both functional and beautiful. Whether you're searching for a statement piece, an intriguing conversation starter, or the perfect finishing touch for your home, Corkscrew Antiques is all about discovering the unexpected.

Sonia Fernandez

Blank Slate Greetings preserves the past by connecting timeless treasures with new homes where they can be appreciated for years to come. 

Born and raised in New York City and shaped by summers spent in Spain instilled in me a lifelong appreciation for spaces rich with history, character, and soul. My style is inspired by old European homes, gothic beauty, Victorian romance, and the charm of old libraries. Expect a mix of well-loved antiques, romantic vintage finds, and timeless objects that create a dark, moody yet cozy and collected vibe. 

Eileen Curry

Offering timeless antique and vintage furniture, art and decorative objects for the home.  A lifetime student of the decorative arts has guided and developed an eye for the refined and unusual.

Chris Vander Putten

Moundshroud Books & Vintage was started in 2025 by a long term collector of books, promotional material, and outsider art. Turning long collecting experience and an eye for the unusual into careful sourcing and considered inventory, Moundshroud is proud to showcase a specially curated collection of volumes and paper for The Collective, including antique classics, modern first editions, art, regional interest, and more. 

Colleen Tirtirian

I foudned Coll’s Curio House in 2025 to share my passion for vintage jewelry with others.

The detail, craftsmanship, and the little dopamine rush of finding the perfect vintage piece, prompted me to begin!

As a former manager for a NYC jewelry manufacturing company, I have an in-depth knowledge of the jewlery-making process. Additionally, I spent many years doing quality control for products being sent to customers as well as other businesses. My time spent looking at jewelry under the microscope has given me a deeper appreciation for what makes a unique and wonderfully made work of art. I source pieces based on a number of criteria, including the material used, the history of a piece, its aesthetic appeal, and its ability to turn an outfit into a look.

I have always had a keen interest in all things vintage and grew up admiring my grandmother’s sense of fashion. As a child, I would marvel at her big statement necklaces and rings. After going though some seasons in life, I realize that all of my former avenues have led to the creation of Coll’s Curio House.

My goal is to share the world of vintage jewelry with you and show you how you can incorporate these pieces into your modern-day wear.

Kathy & Jason Pallett

Nani & Pope is the personal collection and vintage brand of Jason and Kathy Pallett, owners of The Collective. Jason's love of antiques, vintage treasures, and the thrill of the hunt began decades ago and continued throughout his full-time career, eventually growing into a successful buying and selling business. Throughout their marriage he introduced Kathy to the world of antiques and vintage finds, and what started as a shared interest quickly became a passion they now enjoy together.

Together, they make a perfect team. Jason brings years of experience identifying value, history, and hidden treasures, while Kathy has an eye for the beautiful and a natural talent for curating beautiful collections and creating inviting displays. Their booth reflects their shared love for unique finds, timeless design, and pieces that tell a story.

The name Nani & Pope is especially meaningful, inspired by the nicknames of their two daughters, who are the pride and joy of their lives. Every item they select is chosen with the same care, passion, and appreciation for family that inspired the brand itself.

Cristina Bettencourt

Betty Vintage is a curated collection of vintage clothing, furniture, and homewares founded by Cristina Bettencourt, a lifelong collector inspired by craftsmanship, natural materials, and timeless design. Spanning eras from Edwardian to late-century vintage, the collection celebrates quality, precious heirlooms and honors the stories carried within every piece. Whether you’re inspired by a current trend or a timeless aesthetic, Cristina believes there is beauty in finding something made decades ago and giving it new life. Betty Vintage honors the women, makers, and homes that came before us while inspiring a more intentional way of living with pieces made to last.

Matt Ringler

Short for popular culture, far from common. 

There's no time like the present to return to your childhood. Trust me, I know. I'm either the youngest member of Gen-X or the most senior Millennial. I'm old enough to remember when they called us Gen Y. So, why now? Don't know what you've got til it's gone. Cinderella said that. The band, not the fairy tale. But if you're looking for a shop that that can take you from Cinderella (hair metal) to Cinderella (princess) to Spinderella (Salt n Pepa DJ) to Cinderfella (4th best Jerry Lewis movie without Dean Martin), then this is the store for you. 

Pop Your Culture is dedicated to bringing you that vintage life. Original collectibles, toys, clothing, media, and decor. New items weekly. Follow me on Instagram @doesntmattr

Some Small Things offers a thoughtful collection of nostalgic jewelry, with a focus on sterling, gemstones, and pieces with nature-inspired and celestial themes.

Emma Dewing

I’ve always been a bit of a magpie—from filling my pockets with roadside metal in the UK as a child, to hunting for silver jewelry in London’s street markets. To me, vintage jewelry offers a unique intimacy. Every minute ding and trace of patina carries the weight of a previous life, while the softened edges make a piece feel like an instant fit the moment you put it on. A piece either feels right or it doesn’t—and if it feels right, it was meant for you.

Alicia Messina

Introduced into the design world over thirty five years ago, I stepped into an arena of antique textiles, antique designs and vintage collectables and art.

Along the way, I developed a hunger that remains insatiable.

My philosophy remains the same:

“GOOD DESIGN LASTS FOREVER”

My eclectic archive includes a variety of goods. Please enjoy the mix!

Mary Anne Infante 

Brogan Valentine is the culmination of a lifetime spent developing an eye for beauty, craftsmanship, and thoughtful design.

After studying at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, California, Mary Anne spent more than four decades as an Art/Creative Director in New York, helping shape visual communications for nationally recognized brands and publications. During those years, a passion that first took root while wandering the legendary Rose Bowl Flea Market grew into a lifelong pursuit of beautifully made objects with history, soul, and character.

Today, Brogan Valentine offers an eclectic, carefully curated collection of vintage and antique furnishings, original artwork, architectural elements, artisan-made pottery, textiles, and decorative objects gathered for their craftsmanship and enduring appeal. 

The business is named in honor of her earliest inspirations—her mother, Rita Brogan, and her father, Keith Valentine—whose style and appreciation for beautiful living continue to influence every collection.

Barbara Davidson

We gather and make lovely things for you and your home; featuring unique antiques, textiles and vintage items alongside hand-crafted and other lovingly chosen, useful items.

Susanna Hoffmeister

Details coming soon!

Alexandra Voyatzakis 

Inspired by English sensibilities and countryside maximalism, Alekka is an anchor for antique smalls and light furnishings that defy easy labels. Visual value is the baseline here. Every find is handpicked for its individual character, sourced only when nothing else quite compares. Deliberately spanning eras and aesthetics, the collection mixes styles to give today’s interiors what they actually need: depth, history, and a bit of a plot twist.