Holly Street Warehouse

Every container we bring in lands here first.

Holly Street is the flagship. When a 27,000-pound container from Thailand comes off the truck, it gets unloaded on this floor. The Hungarian hay cart, the Egyptian doors, the teak-root tables from Java — they are seen here before they go anywhere else. If you want first pick, this is the building.

What you will find

More than 30,000 square feet under one roof. Dining tables cut from single monkey-pod slabs. Reclaimed-oak bedroom furniture from Vietnam. Sofas and armchairs. Industrial pieces built in India from ship flooring and demolished-building beams. A full architectural salvage section — doors, gates, window frames, iron lighting. And the one-of-a-kinds, which are the reason most people come: a hundred-year-old Hungarian wheelbarrow, a hand-riveted Egyptian gate, a carved chest from a workshop in Rajasthan that turns out five to ten pieces a year.

Inventory turns over constantly. New containers arrive roughly monthly, and the pieces people ask about most are usually gone within days. What you saw on Instagram last week may already be in someone’s living room. That is not a problem — that is the point.

Who this store is for

People furnishing a home who would rather own one of something than one of fifty. Designers who need a statement piece with a real story behind it. Anyone who has walked through the big-box showrooms and felt nothing.

It is probably not for you if you need a matching seven-piece set, next-day delivery on a stock item, or the lowest price in town. We are direct importers, so pricing is fair for what the pieces are — but a hand-carved Haveli door is not going to compete with particleboard, and we would not want it to.