Again Vintage
For her most recent project collaborating with Ryann Holmes, Sara Elise designed and opened Again Vintage in 2024, a brick-and-mortar homewares shop in Brooklyn, NY that bridges the connection between community, design, gut-healing food + beverage, slowness + ritual, and celebrating home as sanctuary.
The shop is the home of SUBLIME Coffee + Plant Potions, a cafe concept space that shares exceptional locally-roasted coffee + espresso from AAPI + woman-owned roaster Driftaway, as well as hand-crafted immunity + microbiome-boosting herbal beverages, and a small assortment of gluten-free, processed-sugar free, and dairy-free baked goods, weekend sandwiches, and specialty pastries.
The retro, vintage, and antique objects at Again Vintage are interwoven with newer objects in the collection to form an ongoing dialogue centering wander & delight, environmental consciousness, art & style, and intentional design. The found objects are sourced from time spent around The Catskills, as well as through the regular travels of the co-owners to Japan and The Mediterranean, and all contribute to the beauty, ritual, and slowness of a thoughtful homespace.
But really, a thoughtful home first starts in your kitchen, and a thoughtful kitchen starts with your pantry. In that vein, SUBLIME is also home to Pantry by SUBLIME, a thoughtfully curated collection of nutrient-dense essentials that will raise the standard of your kitchen (and the health of your microbiome). The full pantry, like the housemade mylks used at SUBLIME, is gluten-free, industrialized seed-oil free, dye + additive-free, and processed sugar-free. Pantry by SUBLIME is stocked with daily things you need for nourishing yourself — like bison bone broth from OWL and cultured ghee from Divya’s — and also for elevating the every day or hosting your loved ones — like Spring & Mullberry’s date-sweetened chocolate and Branche’s finishing olive oil. Everything has been sourced prioritizing organic, local, smaller, family-, women/GNC-, BIPOC-, LGBTQ-owned farms + brands just as obsessed with what they put in their bellies as the co-founders are.
Again Vintage also hosts quarterly pop-up vintage clothing + accessory markets as well as regular workshops as part of their Skill-Sharing for Sustainable Futures series.
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