07/30/2026
Maybe ruffling a few feathers here, but let’s chat about 💸 for a minute.
I’ve always tried to avoid labeling things as “expensive” or “affordable”. It’s honestly such a moving target and when you boil it down, money and value is totally subjective.
What feels expensive to one person may feel like a bargain to another. And vice versa.
That’s because money itself has little, if any, inherent value. It’s just a tool you use to move life along. You exchange money for the things you deem as valuable. And withhold money for things that you don’t.
When something gets labeled as “expensive”, it’s usually because someone has decided the value they get isn’t worth the price. That’s a subjective decision, not an objective one.
I’ve had many comments lately asking if there is a market for what has been labeled as “expensive” antiques.
But here’s the secret— That label doesn’t really exist! It’s all dependent on what you value and what you have to exchange.
So as an antique dealer, my goal is to provide items of history, quality, and character that help you build a home and space you delight in. That’s valuable, if you’re looking for it. And if not, then the cost won’t be worth it.
My job isn’t to decide what’s worth it though. It’s to provide the opportunities, and then you get to decide 🤗
Let’s stop being scared though of what seems “expensive”. Give everyone the freedom to make that value choice themselves. Let’s just find beautiful things and make them available.
