PRESS AND MEDIA

Strangelovely has been featured in a number of publications throughout our years in business. If you have any press or media inquiries, please don’t hesitate to contact us!
KRRB Blog and Strangelovely

Stylish Sourcing With Strangelovely

A stately 1850 mansion near St. Louis is home to Strangelovely, the brainchild of antiques dealer Kim Tanner. She previously ran a brick and mortar shop in Chicago, before taking the plunge and moving her business to the larger, historic space. Here, her pieces are displayed in a space that feels more like a home—since it is one—than a traditional showroom environment.
Read the full article at Chairish.com

Great Lakes by Design

Vintage curation

Strangelovely is a classic vintage furniture and home décor shop located on the lower level of a historic home built in 1850 in Godfrey. Initially launched in 2012 by Tanner as a hobby upcycling vintage furniture during her spare time while living in Chicago, the shop has evolved into a careful curation of vintage quality and craftsmanship in a fresh, eclectic showroom in its current space.

Read the full article at Great Lakes by Design.

RiverBender.com

AltonWorks Formally Names Historic Building After Renowned Alton Architect And Former Alton Mayor

Lucas Row is a beautiful, historic, intact retail building that currently features shops at street level including the AltonWorks offices, LuciAnna’s Bakery, and now, Strangelovely pop-up store.

Read the full article at the RiverBender.com.

Green Wedding Shoes

6 Women-Run Stores Perfect For Wedding Gifts

Shop local, support small businesses and pick up a truly original and chic wedding gift for your loved ones with our line-up of the six top Chicago women-run stores.

Read the full article at the Chicago-Woman.com.

Green Wedding Shoes

Edgewater Candles Box Sets! 3pack, 6pack, Custom!

They’ve been featured in the Chicago Tribune…and we carry their candles! Take a look at Edgewater Candles gifts! Their Box sets are really fun! Grab one these, it’s easy to wrap and a delight to receive.Read the full article at the Edgewater Candles blog.

Green Wedding Shoes

North Avenue Collective Named Best New Vintage Store in Chicago by Chicago Magazine

“The priority at this Humboldt Park shop is quality, not irony or trends. That means tasteful vintage furniture, one-of-a-kind objets d’art, plus hip old-school clothing. 2511 W. North Ave., 312-883-2655”

Green Wedding Shoes

Meet Kim Tanner of Strangelovely in Humboldt Park

Strangelovely is a small, woman owned business in Chicago specializing in vintage furniture and home decor. We are great at finding the hidden gems that others miss and styling it in a way that makes it come to life! At Strangelovely we are proud to support other small businesses in Chicago. We carry a local candle company and a local jewelry designer and maker and have pillows and textiles sewn by a local seamstress.

Green Wedding Shoes

Unique Wedding Inspiration: Love Amongst Ruins

Abby of Heirloom Event Co. shares I wanted to evoke a design that brought out the elegance and beauty of its former glory, but with a modern romantic take. A moody color palette is coupled with soft and romantic details like the feminine Alyssa Kristin gown and a vintage sofa by Strange Lovely to create an elegant but unique urban backdrop.

DNAInfo Chicago and Strangelovely

Is East Humboldt Park The New Andersonville? ‘Hood’s Vintage Row Grows

A stretch of North Avenue in East Humboldt Park has dreams of becoming the next Andersonville. The architects of the dream imagine a place where shoppers can spend a day roaming boutiques — most of which are vintage dealers so far. That something is an influx of vintage retailers opening up storefronts along North Avenue in the WOW district, which stretches from Western to California avenues.

Chicago Mag and Strangelovely

This Week’s Top Home Design Sales and Events

Join Strangelovely (strangelovely.com) and Hopscotch & Soda (etsy.com/shop/HopscotchandSoda) for their grand opening party today from 6 to 9 p.m. at their new 2,000-square-foot store at 2511 West North Avenue. They’ll be displaying vintage furniture, décor, women’s wear, and accessories. No worries if you can’t make the party: Starting Friday they will have regular hours of 12 to 7 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday.

Co Chic Styling and Strangelovely

CoChic Cool Chick Kim Tanner of StrangeLovely

Today’s CoChic Cool Chick is Kim Tanner, owner of Strangelovely, a vintage furniture and home decor treasure trove. Kim has impeccable taste; when you see her shop you will seriously want to move in. She stages beautifully so that even the untrained eye can picture how everything would look in her own home. Kim also recently co-founded the North Avenue Collective, a collaboration between Strangelovely and Hopscotch & Soda, a vintage women’s wear shop.

KRRB Blog and Strangelovely

Locals Share the Best of Chicago

Big cities mean tons of options, which unfortunately can also mean too many options when you’re pressed to find the best. When you want insight into the top spots a city has to offer, you turn to the locals. So to share the best gems of Chicago, we’ve assembled the A-team of insiders.

My Domaine and Strangelovely

The Insider Guide to Vintage Furniture Shopping in Chicago

Chairish curators have rounded up ChiTown’s 10 must-tour vintage hotspots and the cool design denizens to keep an eye on. From the midcentury collections of Modern Cooperative in historic Thalia Hall to the hand-selected goods of Humboldt House, it’s the perfect way to shop Chicago right from the comfort of your laptop or smartphone.

Racked Chicago and Strangelovely

The Vintage Bazaar Aids Love Hangovers, But Wait! There’s More

The Vintage Bazaar has brought on one more last minute vendor–Strangelovely. Here’s seven items for living in style that Strangelovely will be bringing to the market tomorrow night.

Charish Blog and Strangelovely

Chicago’s Strangelovely Is A Labor Of Love

Selling vintage furniture + thinking about interior design all day = happiness. It’s a simple equation, but for Kim Tanner it was the only solution to the age old question we all ask ourselves at some point: what do I want to do with my life?