The Soulful Home Isn't a Style
"Soulful" has become a filter you apply to a room, next to "cozy" and "eclectic" — a look, achievable in one order. But soul in a home isn't an aesthetic....
Tallmadge Ave began as a real street, a place one of us grew up, and the home we both keep trying to find our way back to.
So we look for objects that have already lived a life: the brass, the porcelain, the embroidered linen that warmed someone else's rooms first.
Each one comes to us having proven it was worth keeping. Now it's waiting for its next home, maybe yours.


A 20" x 18" signed original watercolor by Pat McCarthy: a full head of pale hydrangeas spilling from a raspberry-pink jasperware urn, its white neoclassical figures caught mid-procession around the bowl.
The kind of small, careful painting that used to hang in a front hall or above a writing desk, the sort of thing someone chose once and never had reason to move.
Set in an antique gilt frame with a beaded inner edge and a linen mat, the gold gone soft and honeyed with age. The pink of the urn does all the work here, warm against the cool greens and creams of the flowers.
Hang it where you'll pass it every day. Homes are meant to be assembled slowly, and this is a piece to start with.
$225


New Arrival!!!
Somebody painted these lemons because the light was good and the afternoon was long, and that used to be reason enough.
It's oil on board, 16" by 20": lemons and green leaves beside a weathered
silver pitcher, the brushwork loose, the background quiet. The kind of
painting that makes a kitchen feel like it has a memory.
$285


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Once a month we open our home for a small gathering of collectors and designers.
Objects are staged throughout the rooms, wine is poured, and stories are shared.
Attendance is by invitation.
Currently welcoming a small number of new members.







New Arrival
Every den had a pair of ducks somewhere — up on the shelf above the good chair, mid-takeoff and going nowhere, part of the furniture of somebody's afternoons.
This pair are Shafford mallard drakes, made in Japan: green heads, white collars, wings caught in the second before flight, each one glazed by hand on its own rocky base.
They don't do anything. They just hold a corner and make a room feel a little more like a place you remember.
Pair of Shafford ceramic mallard figurines, Japan. Sold as a set. $90.




Michael L., Chicago"I’m a longtime collector of vintage art, and I can confidently say Tallmadge is a standout. The winter scene painting I ordered arrived beautifully packaged and looks even better in person. Highly recommend!"
Sarah L. - Atlanta"I was nervous about venturing outside my comfort zone and mixing styles, but the team at Tallmadge made it so easy. Their expert advice and stunning selection have transformed my space into a warm, inviting oasis that reflects my personal style perfectly."
David M., Darien CT"Tallmadge has become my secret weapon for adding character and depth to my minimalist, modern home. The way they pair vintage artwork, furnishings, and accessories with contemporary pieces is nothing short of magic."