P.O.S.H.

On the Grid : P.O.S.H.

"In the market for antique wooden children’s shoes from the Basque region of France? How about hand-painted cups and saucers for your next afternoon tea? You’re in luck; P.O.S.H. has you covered. Its name is derived from the acronym, Port Out Starboard Home, which described the most ideal and luxurious traveling preferences for passengers voyaging between England and India. The same pomp and circumstance is emulated throughout the store’s look and feel, and is what keeps customers coming back for their delicately curated antiques." - One Design Company

On the Grid : Alapash

"One of our favorite shops, right on the edge of Lincoln Square/Ravenswood. Alapash is a curated home goods store with unique odds and ends and a focus on terrariums, plants, scents and tapestries. And it’s just a nice place to be on a Saturday afternoon. They have a beautiful selection of air plants and succulents, with well-designed pots or trays to put them in. They carry a line of Campfire Incense and our favorite is the Siskiyou—it really does smell like a campfire. The hand poured Rosemary Mint candle is also great. We love everything they carry for our own home, and it's also the perfect place to pick up a gift for a friend. Also check out the shop next door, District, grab some coffee at Groundswell Cafe or go for a stroll in Winnemac Park, just up the street." - Knoed Creative

"P.O.S.H., River North. In the market for antique wooden children’s shoes from the Basque region of France? How about hand-painted cups and saucers for your next afternoon tea? You’re in luck; P.O.S.H. has you covered. Its name is derived from the acronym, Port Out Starboard Home, which described the most ideal and luxurious traveling preferences for passengers voyaging between England and India. The same pomp and circumstance is emulated throughout the store’s look and feel, and is what keeps customers coming back for their delicately curated antiques."