ABOUT US

Brianna Krantz

Based in Sierra Madre, Bri is a mom of three with a background in interior design, and a lifelong love for home, nature, and the feeling of spaces that are lived in and loved. She grew up between Laguna Beach and Sedona, AZ  where the ocean light, desert landscapes, and natural textures quietly shaped her eye for beauty early on.

Her work has long been rooted in collecting and curating vintage home decor, estate-sale finds, old textiles, rugs, art, and pieces that carry warmth, history, and a sense of soul. She’s drawn to interiors that feel soft, earthy, layered, and connected to the natural world, often inspired by the landscapes she’s been surrounded by throughout her life.

She believes there is already so much beauty in the world and loves the idea of vintage shopping as a gentle way of living - reusing, sharing, and letting old things continue their story instead of always creating new. After more than a decade in Sierra Madre, she feels grateful to be here, held by its quiet nature and small-town ease, and to contribute in her own way to the feeling of home she loves so much.

Bri and Anna

Anna Casas

Anna is a Sierra Madre resident, furniture restorer, and lifelong DIYer with a background in marketing, technology, and business operations. She loves the process of bringing old pieces back to life — whether refinishing furniture, repairing vintage finds, or helping create homes that feel warm, personal, and collected over time.

As the operational side of the shop, Anna manages the branding, systems, inventory organization, technology, and day-to-day logistics that keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. She enjoys balancing creativity with structure and helping turn ideas into experiences people genuinely connect with.

After five years in Sierra Madre, she feels deeply connected to the community and loves the relationships and sense of connection that small businesses can create. She believes vintage shopping is a more thoughtful and sustainable way to furnish a home — preserving craftsmanship, reusing beautiful things, and continuing the stories attached to them.