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Open Your Eyes and Say “Ahh…”

Each treasure is carefully displayed to help visitors to this quaint and comfortable shop imagine how these items could complement their own décor.

Always InnovatingAt Hunt & Gather, “vintage” is never

“antiquated.” The shop embraces up-to-date ways of making it fun and easy to shop.

“A designer or private client can browse our website and place a 24-hour hold on an item,” says Kathy. “We offer a 24-hour in-home trial so our clients can take an item home to see if it really fits their décor.”

“Our website is continually updated with new items,” Cathy points out, “and every- thing can be searched by color, an innovation that our clients find especially helpful.”

Kathy adds that the vibrant Raleigh/Durham area is constantly in flux: people upsize, downsize, renovate, and relocate from beach to mountains. They turn to Hunt & Gather to help re-home the items they no longer need, and to find the furnishings that fit their new environments. “Whether they’re looking for a perfect accent or planning a room or home make-over,” says Kathy, “we invite clients to visit with samples and pictures, discuss their design ideas, and find their perfect solution.”

ou’ll be in good company, because Hunt & Gather co-founders Kathy Mitchell and Cathy Fisher say “Ahh …” is the most frequent comment they hear as people walk into this estate and vintage home furnishing shop.

Hunt & Gather offers a visual feast to get your creative juices flowing. Soft lighting, subtle music, and the faint scent of a French candle provide an inviting ambience for stress-free contemplation of hundreds of ways to surround yourself with quality.

When Kathy and Cathy opened the doors to Hunt & Gather in 2004, they envisioned an urban-neighborhood offering of carefully curated items designed to appeal to a wide range of lifestyles.

Forty-plus vendors and a host of estate and residential consignments provide something new virtually every day.

Diverse offerings may include a sterling silver baby cup, an 18th century corner cupboard, a mid-century modern table and Lucite lamp, an Italian Florentine tray, or an oil painting by a Hudson River School artist.

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Fine Estate FurnishingsHigh Park Shopping Center

1910 Bernard StreetRaleigh, NC 27608

919-834-9989huntandgathernc.com

“We primarily sell fine estate furnishings:

items that others have cared for and enjoyed.”

— Cathy Fisher, co-owner