How to Paint or Stain an Old Antique Door
Oftentimes our customers end up buying an antique door from us because they love the design even though they’re not necessarily in love […]
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New York Bowery & Broadway Stores Re-Opening
UPDATE: Our Bowery and Broadway NYC stores will be open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays starting July 4. For Monday through […]
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How to Hang Kitchen Island & Dining Room Lights
The kitchen and dining areas are two of the most important spaces in the home for combining ambience and functionality with lighting. They […]
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5 Reasons to Buy Salvaged and Used Furnishings
Why choose used or salvaged furnishings when you are shopping for items for your home or office? The impetus to choose used far […]
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Safety First Reopening of Olde Good Things
As the governments in both New York and Pennsylvania gingerly begin to lift restrictions on non-essential businesses, Olde Good Things will be opening […]
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Notable Building Artifacts – At Olde Good Things
Recently American Way Magazine featured Olde Good Things in the “Talking Shop” section with some of our many famous building artifacts. Bright stained […]
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DIY Garden Decorating with Architectural Stones, Bricks and Iron Remnants
Spring has sprung and many of us are finding ourselves in our gardens a lot more than ever before. Perhaps these days you […]
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DIY with Original Hardware
Since many of you may be finding yourselves at home during these unprecedented times, we thought we would send you some DIY ideas. […]
View post →Our COVID-19 status
Hope everyone is safe and practicing social distancing! (We are, along with all the other CDC recommended precautions.) All of our locations are […]
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OGT Items Add Charm and Functionality to a Rustic Cabin in Idaho
A few distinctive reclaimed items from historic places can take your space from plain rugged to rustic luxury. Architectural salvage always carries a […]
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