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Next Event: September 24 - 25, 2022 10am-5pm both daysRandolph Street Market 1341 W Randolph St, Chicago

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What happens when the Randolph Street Market gets some of Chicago’s TOP Tastemakers including Editors, Stylists and Interior Designers (many from our Designer Advisory Board) together for a good cause? Incredible treasure hunting, mingling, and shopping galore all to benefit charity!

The 9th annual installment of Editor’s and Designer’s Choice for Charity featured treasure hunters from premier media outlets alongside some of Chicago’s finest Interior Designers and Stylists including Ash Street Interiors, PROjECT Interiors, Amanda Wolfson Styling, Brianne Bishop Design, Dual Concept Design, Interior Spaces, Jasmin Reese Interiors, Johanna Lowe, Karen Carpino Design, Mango Mist Designs, Michelle Williams Interiors, Platinum Coast Designs, Shakoor Interiors, Siren Betty Design, Simeone Deary, Tom Stringer Design Partners, and SKIN to discover the BEST of what the Market had to offer. Participants were given the task to find their three “Fave Items”, “Best Booth”, “Runner Up Booth” and for the first time, “Best in Show Vintage Motorcycle”.

Armed with clipboards and a limited amount of ribbons, our Tastemakers scoured the aisles for the Best of the Best narrowing down their top picks. By midday Saturday, the selections were made and market-goers enjoyed shopping the Editor’s and Designer’s coveted finds-AND the best part, a portion of the proceeds of all sales went to charity!

The votes have been tallied and this year’s Winners for Best Booth, Runner Up Booth and Best In Show are:

Best Booth: Megilicutti

Runner Up Booth: Strange Lovely

Best in Show: Ducati from Burt Richmond

With many of the tagged items sold, we are extremely excited to be cutting a check to each of the great causes our participants selected.

Check out some of the Editor’s and Designer’s Choice for Charity highlights.

Carrie Ratliff of Interior Spaces, Inc. described the “Chrome Sling Chairs from Strange Lovely as Sexy.”

Jasmin Reese Interiors of Jasmin Reese spotted a “Reupholstered Queen Anne Chair in a vivid fuschia fabric” from Lopez.

Fabiola Trancoso/Simone Deary Design chose Painter’s Cubist Modern Painting “for its choice of colors” from Natalie O Decor.

Binita Barai of Mango Mist Designs loved a pair of “Vintage Barstools from Antique Rose for their color, style and pizazz! Super unique statement piece.”

James McClister of Pro Remodeler hand picked a Barn Timber Table from John Canalle. “The wood has aged beautifully. The handles and wheels are incorporated in a stylish and functional way.”

Bunny and Brandy had her eye on a Snake Ring from Rezek, “an absolutely unique, sparkly piece.”

Nicole Alexander of Siren Betty Design chose Strange Lovely as the Best Booth. “My style! Love the layout and picks.”

Coraly Magiera of SKIN picked an Art Frame from Nathalie Osborne for its “cubism style”.

Karen Carpino of Karen Carpino Design had her eye on a Rattan Vintage Chaise Lounge from 29 Palms with “Timeless design, glamourous, eclectic and in perfect condition.”

Jessica Moazami picked a 70’s Gucci Blondie Bag for its “elegant chicness” from Wini & I and a “beautiful collection of very stylish bags” from Red Leopard Crocodile.
Paulina Cervantes and Andrea Fripp of Dual Concept Design selected Global Attic for Best Booth. “Well organized, clean and high design.”

Michelle Williams of Michelle Williams Interiors spotted a 4×5 Oil Painting from Common Order with “Colors that Pop!”

Jerry Nunn of Nunn on the Run found a Cambodian Monkey Painting because “I love monkeys” from R/S Gallery.

Jaye Gipson of Curvatude loved Multiverse 3.0 Scarf Replacement “so creative and unique” from RYE Williams.

Molly Tullis of Tote Bag with Purchase picked a “Champagne Bucket because everyone needs one” from 29 Palms.

Lauren and Stacey of PROjECT Interiors coveted a pair of Black Wicker Pendant Lamps for their “texture and history” from No Direction Home.

Colleen Kinder and Bill Romac of Platinum Coast Designs picked a must have Retro Barware Set with a “fantastic 60’s vibe, perfect for entertaining” from ShopNOV.

Brianne Bishop of Brianne Bishop Design chose Megillicutti as the Best Booth-“ Beautifully Curated!”

Stylist Johanna Lowe selected Black Gloss Vintage 1950’s Driftwood Lamp Bases from Strange Lovely because they are “striking and modern looking, transitional pieces”.

Nena Ivon of Nena’s Notes had her eye on a Rose Painting from Megilliccutti because “I collect Rose Paintings.”

Bisola Sosan of Social Life Chicago spotted a 1940’s Fur Pea Coat, “a standout piece that stood the test of time” from Allison/Prey.

Zahra Sandberg of Love Zahra picked a Fur Stool from Hello Goodbuys because “it’s a beautiful white fur/brass stool perfect for a vanity”.

Jessie Barber of Mini Penny Blog gave the Best in Show ribbon to a 1954 Ducati Supersport from Burt Richmond-“Clean, love the rose gold frame”

Ginny Van Alyea of Chicago Gallery News found Mini Chairs with “such style for kid’s space” from The Green Door.

Zenia Forowycz of Loves Oak Beauty discovered a Shell Tower from Global Attic that is “structured and elegant”

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Our very tasty tastemakers being choosy!

See highlights from 2019’s Editor’s & Designer’s Choice for Charity Market!


Did you mark your calendar yet for our October market on the 26+27??


Look at some of the ribbon-winners!


News of the Vintage Day

Randolph Street Market: “Collectibles: Mudmen Ceramics” by Nena’s Notes
I have been planning this post for almost a year when I first saw an amazing collection in a friend’s home. I was struck not only by the size of this extraordinary grouping of objects but also how they were displayed and the variety that is available. Just an aside…female figures are quite rare and, therefore, extremely collectible. His collection proves my point of when you see something you collect or want to add to your collection BUY IT then and there. This assemblage of all sizes of this craft was collected over many years and before they became rare and increased in value.

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THE BULLETIN: Hop inside 60 tiny camper trailers converging on the Oregon Coast

Ever since pioneers arrived alongside wagons, Oregonians have been infatuated with homes on wheels, especially personalized camper trailers rolling with eye-catching character, from kitschy to cute.

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FOX SIX NOW: Romanian designer creates sneaker, slingback hybrid using vintage Nikes

A popular sneaker brand has created a different look — combining tennis shoes with heels. Ancuta Sarca, a young Romanian fashion designer based in London is offering a different take on high style for fall — putting together vintage sports shoes like Nikes with high heels and straps. The shoes are a hybrid of a sneaker and half-slingback.
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THE BEMIDJI PIONEER: Five fresh ideas for the family china that nobody wants
What to do with stacks of dinnerware is a hot issue in many households. The topic swirls through family holiday meal discussions and decluttering forays. Between guilt and sentimentality, many households have trouble releasing their heirloom china.

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Hi all, this is Sally, the person who sends you the emails and you see at the front gate, I am the creator, owner and recipient of all bills addressed to the Randolph Street Market. I see it's customary that business owners share their stories and so I shall now. For adults only, I'll see you crossing the street by the way so stop now if you're a prude!!!

Bottom line, I need to have fun - A LOT OF FUN - and any career path I took was going to be in the general direction of downtown FUN CITY!! I think the Randolph Street Market is about the best fun I could ever imagine. It combines the things that are the most fun for me: learning about history, art and fashion; shopping; and socializing with my favorite, most interesting people. What it doesn't do is bore me -- I CANNOT handle boring people or boring places; I am always so happy being home so when I go somewhere it better knock my pantaloons off.

While I now produce this almost 20 yr-old antique market, my professional event career started at age 25 when I opened my own party planning company called Paint Me A Party, renamed in 2000 Image Pilots Global Event Navigators, producers of the "World-Famous Randolph Street Market"! 

But let's go back to a time before big time careers and motherhood, to my childhood as indentured servant growing up in Chicago's northern suburbs. That's where I got my start in the hospitality business as my mother would take me from my comfortable spot in front of the TV and drop me off at her friends' homes, where I was to be "of service" at their dinner parties. I was not asked if I wanted to leave the TV set and spend my Friday and Saturday nights hanging up coats, keeping water glasses full and washing dishes for maybe $5 dollars. 

I'm pretty sure I never actually used soap, just hot water, and once to show the client how much good sanitation meant to me, I went full Christo and wrapped their entire kitchen in Saran wrap including their stovetop, sink and cabinets... they did not value my art installation titled "Meticulous Cleanliness" -- so I was DONE with them!! (read comments for more..!) ⬇️
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