Rodbrown furniture

Rodbrown furniture We offer a selection of Mid-Century and designer furniture, in the NOTO arts district in Topeka, KS.

08/10/2019

So what happens when rodbrown joins forces with three talented interior designers? We are about to find out! :-)

Here's what we know for sure . . . You will find more mcm and designer furniture than ever. The store will be open on a more regular basis. The store will have a fresh new look. The store will serve as a design center for Jan Hutt Interiors.

The September first Friday will offer a glimpse of things to come in our showroom windows . . , AND, there will be a huge discount on furniture currently in the store, so we can make room for the new.

Spread the word! Things are about to get exciting up in here!!

Christmas = BikesGo vintage! . . . with these late 1950’s Evans bikes. His and/or hers. Your choice . . . $200
12/13/2018

Christmas = Bikes

Go vintage! . . . with these late 1950’s Evans bikes. His and/or hers. Your choice . . . $200

11/28/2018

Eames Herman Miller table and chairs. Upholstery isn’t perfect, but it’s quite attractive and serviceable. I just put it on CL for $425. If one of you here would give $360, I would sell it.

New today! Teak(check). Made in Denmark(check). Floating top(check). This one ticks all the boxes. Only $500, chair ...
10/20/2018

New today!
Teak(check).
Made in Denmark(check).
Floating top(check).
This one ticks all the boxes.

Only $500, chair included. Don’t see this one hanging around long. Just let me know if it’s for you.

Address

839 N Kansas Avenue
Topeka, KS
66608

Telephone

(785) 633-4888

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rodbrown is a mid-century and designer furniture store in the NOTO arts district. The store evolved out of my (Rod’s) appreciation for, and accumulation of, vintage furniture. I love way more things than I can ever enjoy on my own, so I want to find folks that will appreciate, and cherish, each one of the pieces I’ve collected . . . and will collect in the future. You see, I don’t plan to stop buying new things anytime soon. However, I will now call it “inventory,” which sounds better than “more stuff.” :-)

I want the store to be a place where mid-century fans can find nice pieces, make new friends, and learn from one another. We are a retail store, but dealers and pickers are warmly welcomed. Bundling will always lower the price, and I generally always have some stuff . . . I mean inventory . . . that I can sell with some “meat left on the bone,” as they like to say.