Every summer when I head to Seattle, I stop by Red Ticking, one of my favorite local shops located in Madison Valley. Owner Pam Robinson is a master at collecting new and vintage fabrics, furniture, and other interesting finds with an authentic Parisian flea market feel. Photos by John Granen.
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Above: The shop's interior, reflected in a vintage mirror.
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Above: Early 19th Century French Table; $2,800.
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Above: French oyster baskets, $250 each.
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Above: European Vintage Grainsack Pillows; $250 each.
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Above: Vintage French Ballister Lamps with lampshades made of vintage linen; $1,200 for the pair.
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Above: French Pure Linen Sheets; dating from the 1870s.
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Above: Pair of Napolean III Chairs with Ottoman; rebuilt with new down and feather cushions and reupholstered in mohair velvet.
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Above: Red Ticking also carries Bainbridge Blues fabrics, another Seattle-based favorite. See our earlier post: Fabrics & Linens: Bainbridge Blues Textiles. Photo courtesy of Bainbridge Blues.
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