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Photos – The Secrets Inside The Dekalb Market Containers

Scavengers’ tale
1 year ago

Get lost in the back lane.

Get lost in the back lane.

Only a couple weeks in and the Dekalb Market and their awesome maze of shipping containers, standout vendors and mouth-watering foods are just the begininng of what makes this market the go-to for chilling and shopping. We’ve visited the back lane of the market and grabbed some shots for you, so check them out and then go visit – tell ‘em Krrb sent you. And here’s a secret tip: The weekends are great for running into everyone and their mother but drop by during the week for some serious shopping when the browsers won’t get in your way.

: Meet Roachele, the proprietor of Little Poco.

: An outfit every little girl wants.

: Little Poco has an excellent looking container.

: Light and breezy duds for your little one, perfect for spring.

: Great wooden toys on display with photographs of the adorable 6 year old twins of Roechele.

: Deck your kids in color at Little Poco’s.

: Meet Suzanne, the designer and owner of Kira Kira.

: It’s as sweet as it looks. Trust us.

: Gold gold gold!

: Bold and beautiful or subtle and tasteful. There is a whole spectrum here.

: The quintessential vintage shop for you to rummage and find that treasure.

: If you don’t find it here, you won’t find it anywhere.

: Dare you not to linger.

: It’s a vintage must.

: Go on in, the water is fine.

: Drip yourself in vintage jewelry.

: Rummage, explore, hunt.

: Frame your jewels like Honeysuckle and Hearts.

: You can count on Honeysuckle and Hearts for that fun vintage look.

: Stop by for excellent finds in vintage clothes and accessories before they fly off the rack.

: Step inside!

: From cute clothes to bedroom decor, Hank and Jojo’s can deck out your kid.

: Eco-friendly, handmade and super soft, toys a kid and a parent will love.

: Super long gym socks. So cute!

: Seriously adorable. Go peruse.

: How cute is Andriana Spence of Hank and Jojo?

: A sweet ‘lil bird mobile.

: What’s not to love about handmade jewelry?

: More air plants by Roots in Rust.

: We’ll take one of each for our reading nook.

: Pouring over this table is a perfect way to spend a Saturday at Dekalb Market.

: Kerry Batty offers the loveliest stationary, don’t you think?

: Check out the baubles from Be In the Moment.

: Some of the beautiful vintage bottles by Roots in Rust.

: Lauren “Lola” Falkowski designs and sews the handbags herself.

: These ceramic planters are created with 3D printers. It’s the future!

: Love the chicken wire used for hanging supplies.

: Alison Lucien has a beautiful office in her Dekalb Market container.

: Pop your puppy in here!

: A weaved basket for your bike is perfect to hold your summer picnic.

: So many fun treasures for the bike lover.

: We love the assortment of bicycle bags at Eleanor’s.

: You won’t be able to walk by without taking a whiff, trust us.

: Isn’t this presentation of Ebb and Flow’s handmade soaps just lovely?

: Can we just take one of each?

: We love Ebb and Flow’s antiqued mirror signage.

: Ebb and Flow collection of candles smell as good as they look.

: Piles of vintage finds these are just itching to be browsed.

: Large watch faces on hand-stitched friendship bracelets. Why didn’t we think of that?

: An ode to the bird that adorns much of B66′s work.

: Birds, Biggie and Bob: Icons that show heavy in Briian’s clothes.

: One or several, they’ll all look good.

: One of the more well-known Biggie quotes, and an important note for B66.

: Hip Hop icon + embroidery + cardigan = yep.

: Tops, hoods, accessories, hats, get it all.

: Briian Dargon of B66 was born to style Brooklyn and beyond.

: Check out the railroad bedroom layout in this dollhouse.

: This 1950s tin dollhouse comes complete with plastic furniture.

: Vintage china sets like this one from Limoge are popular for wedding parties.

: A 1950s Schaefer “Nuclea” clock makes a great conversation piece.

: You can spend hours rummaging through the finds at American Collectables.

: A vintage Bakelite dog pin will dress up any spring jacket.

: This vintage handblown glass cuff makes a stunning accessory.

: Get lost in the back lane.

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