Urban Meadow

09/03/2026

Missed our Wander the Meadow Live last night? You can still catch the replay!

There’s still time to claim anything that caught your eye. We’ll keep claims open through Thursday evening, so watch the replay, wander through with us, and comment to claim your favorites.

And please pay no attention to the two technologically challenged women trying to figure out their very first live. 😂 We promise, we’ll get better.

In fact, better lighting and microphones have already RSVP’d to the next one.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, chatted with us, claimed something, or simply watched along. We had such a good time—and we’re already looking forward to doing it again.

Watch the replay below + comment to claim through Thursday evening.

09/02/2026

08/30/2026

Save the date — we’re going live. 🌿

You’ve asked for an evening opportunity to shop with us, so we’re starting something new at Urban Meadow.

Join us Wednesday, September 2 at 6 PM for Wander the Meadow Live: Shop Before First Friday.

We chose the Wednesday before First Friday for a reason. First Friday and Saturday are two of our busiest shopping days, and one-of-a-kind finds have a way of disappearing quickly. This is your opportunity to shop a little early and have first pick before the weekend begins.

We’ll spend about 30 minutes together sharing a curated selection of new arrivals, vintage and antique finds, and one-of-a-kind pieces from around the shop—all available to purchase during the live. See it. Claim it. It’s yours.

Wednesday, September 2 | 6 PM
Right here on Facebook.

Come wander the meadow—before everyone else does. 🌿

08/28/2026

A truly beautiful piece of vintage architectural glass.

Believed to date to the late 19th or early 20th century, this leaded glass panel features a graceful Art Nouveau floral motif in rich emerald green, teal, and deep blue.

The clear glue-chip glass is especially beautiful, with a frost-like fern pattern that catches and diffuses the light. The colored glass has wonderful seeds, waviness, and subtle irregularities characteristic of traditional art glass, complemented by naturally aged leadwork.

Its long horizontal shape suggests it may have originally been used as a small transom, door panel, or decorative architectural inset, although its original installation and maker are unknown. It was later surrounded in a warm wood frame.

Absolutely stunning in a window where sunlight can illuminate the different colors and textures.

Dimensions: 11.5" H × 19.5" W
$128

08/27/2026

This Friday and Saturday!

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08/27/2026

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08/26/2026

This is one of those antique pieces that is just as useful today as it was more than a century ago.

Originally tucked inside a late 19th- or early 20th-century round-top trunk, this authentic wooden till would have held a traveler’s smaller belongings while on the move. Today, its generous size makes it an incredible statement tray for a coffee table, sideboard, dining table, kitchen island, or large ottoman.

The wood has stunning natural patina, beautiful grain, and the kind of honest wear that can only come with age. The original curved dividers add so much character while also making it perfect for creating a collected display.

Style it with vintage books, candles, pottery, greenery, seasonal décor, or favorite collected pieces—or leave it mostly empty and let the aged wood speak for itself.

Dimensions:
34” L × 16” W × 3.5” H
$110 - comment or DM to claim.