Zinnias and Hollywood Regency: 10,000 Square Feet of Vintage Style

Catherine Slye April 22, 2010 10:03AM

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Have an hour or two to spare? Get yourself to CenPho and check out vintage stylemaker Michael Todd's latest endeavor, Zinnias, and Heidi Owens' new digs for her Hollywood Regency, in the newly opened Melrose Mall, 724 W. Indian School Road.

This retro warehouse is home to 30 to 40 independent dealers of Mid-Century Modern marvels, Shabby Chic, Retro, Vintage, Art Deco, Bauhaus and the truly antique (older than 75 years). Haver homeowners can easily complete their patio sets by heading upstairs.

Not only is it all that...one must visit Hollywood Regency in the front and check out their retro clothes to match your retro spirit.

And no, we did not leave empty-handed. This charming "Atomic Chrome Bowl" went home the very first day. With prices like this ($5), we'll be back.

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Catherine Slye

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