Guests will enter through \u201cPeacock Alley\u201d, a new entrance between Twisted Indian and Hostess, before taking a winding staircase to the shop.<\/p>\n
Peacock Home will combine vintage pieces with new home goods, furniture, original art, ceramics, jewelry, accessories, apparel, leather goods, branded pillows, and smaller giftable items. <\/p>\n
\u201cAn interesting part of the shop is that you\u2019re not going to be able to tell what\u2019s new and what\u2019s old,\u201d she said. <\/p>\n
Much of the merchandise will be one of a kind. Basher recently returned from sourcing trips to France and Italy and is traveling to Marrakech before the opening, where she plans to look for textiles, rugs, jewelry, handbags, leather goods, and other finds. <\/p>\n
Future trips to Mexico and Scotland are also on the horizon.<\/p>\n
The store\u2019s inventory will change frequently as Basher brings in new pieces, meaning shoppers who see something they love may not find it again on a later visit.<\/p>\n
\u201cI love instant gratification with design,\u201d Basher said. \u201cIf this is a piece I love, I have to have it. But once it\u2019s gone, it\u2019s gone.\u201d<\/p>\n
Peacock Home will also carry work by local makers, including handmade Peacock Home ceramics by Caylee Biddison of Bahja Ceramics<\/a> and artwork, cards, and other pieces by Danielle Armstrong of Decadent & Dainty<\/a>. Basher is also developing a pillow line using vintage materials sourced locally.<\/p>\n She describes the shop\u2019s aesthetic as eclectic, colorful, layered, and a little kitschy, with nods to Old Florida, Palm Beach, Southern California, and the places she visits abroad.<\/p>\n