The Common Place

The Common Place Antique & Interiors
✨crafting history into your home

07/17/2026

martha approved 🦞 just 10 seconds of new england comfort.

07/15/2026

consider this your reminder to find joy in the silly, noisy little things today 🐟🐟

07/08/2026

from canada to kentucky to illinois - getting to ship off orders around the world feels like a pinch me moment. thank you for supporting this little shop and shopping small! getting your beautiful antique + vintage pieces safely into your hands is the most important job. 📦✈️

it’s been quite a stormy 4th of July here in arkansas. so naturally, while enjoyed a fresh cup of coffee this morning, I...
07/04/2026

it’s been quite a stormy 4th of July here in arkansas. so naturally, while enjoyed a fresh cup of coffee this morning, I got the urge to mess around inside with pieces newly available on our website. anyone else in the antique and vintage business knows it never hurts to imagine some of the things you hope find a good home... in your own home, just for a little bit. I’ve had framed flags and red irish chain quilts on my summer pinterest board for a while, so that was my starting inspo. and nothing beats fresh hydrangeas as the crowning jewel for any space. when it comes to pulling together a vignette, I really go off a feeling. I try to think - what story am I telling. this one feels like the story on america’s founding fathers, and a nod to other pieces of Americana during the last 250 years - like the Betsy Ross flag, a book on the Kennedy’s, and salt-glazed pottery from williamsburg. if you missed the tour of this vignette, be sure to check out this morning’s reel to see it all in action.

07/04/2026

a timeless reminder from history as we celebrate today. wishing you all a beautiful, safe, and meaningful fourth of july filled with gratitude. ❤️🤍💙

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07/02/2026

months of hunting, cleaning, and curating come down to tonight’s vintage americana drop ⚓️✨ over 30+ incredible pieces, including gorgeous nautical restaurant ware, salt-glaze stoneware, and antique kitchen ephemera, are hitting the website tonight at 6:00 PM CST!

head to our stories now for a sneak peak at the collection, and shop through the link in bio! what piece do you have your eye on the most?? 🇺🇸🐟🚢

Vintage shopping tip! Here is how I quickly check if a piece is real or plated copper while I’m out sourcing. Save this ...
06/28/2026

Vintage shopping tip! Here is how I quickly check if a piece is real or plated copper while I’m out sourcing. Save this for your next antique thrift trip!

Which of these tests surprised you the most?

06/26/2026

odometer is high, clothes a little dusty, but feeling fresh for summer. thrifting for a curated space takes a lot of legwork and my trusty HULKEN has been the ultimate passenger princess for the last 3 years. Keeping precious antique finds safe is her full time job (and she deserves a promotion ✨💁🏻‍♀️)

A letter to the vintage community,With an incredibly heavy heart, I am sharing that The Common Place will no longer have...
06/26/2026

A letter to the vintage community,

With an incredibly heavy heart, I am sharing that The Common Place will no longer have a physical presence at The Cotton Shed Vintage Market after next week (Tuesday, June 30th, 2026).

I’ve devoted the last three years of my life to a place that, unfortunately, has failed the very people that have built it to its success today.

And when leadership fails the community, the only thing left to do is build a better one.

When I envisioned The Common Place brand, I wanted it to feel like walking into a home. One where you don’t even need to knock on the front door to be welcomed in. For the last three years, that is exactly what I tried to build in-store - a place to host stories, from people to antiques alike. The human craftsmanship instilled in antiques is a love letter itself to the patience and skill that we as people are capable of, and it has been my absolute honor to share those love letters with you.To my regular customers who stopped by just to say “hi” in the booth, and to my fellow vendors who became family, thank you for stepping into that home with me.

Connecting with you has been the absolute best part of this journey, and what hurts the most will be no longer seeing your faces and making my pieces easily available to you in the market.

Without you, there never was The Common Place.

While I’ve made the decision to end our in-store presence under these circumstances, this is definitely not the end of The Common Place.

I don’t know exactly where things go from here, but I do know the story isn’t over. I can’t wait to welcome you back into our home, wherever that may be next.

Home isn’t just four walls, but a feeling.

-Shelby

06/25/2026

truly there’s no sourcing “secret location”. two people can walk through the same estate sale or thrift aisle - one will see a dated, dusty plate and the other sees a prime piece of Americana history that’s perfect for a coastal plate wall. training your eyes to spot the gold is the real magic of curation ✨

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22460 I-30
Bryant, AR
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