Mid Century Treasure HUNTING in Austin's Room Service Vintage

In this video, we take you on a thrilling journey through Room Service Vintage, a must-visit antique store that’s a true time capsule of mid-century treasures. Whether you're a collector, interior design enthusiast, or just love all things retro, this place will blow your mind!
Nestled in the heart of Austin, Room Service Vintage is packed to the brim with stylish, one-of-a-kind pieces that will transport you straight back to the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. From iconic furniture to quirky decor, this shop has it all. Ever dreamed of owning a retro chair that’s practically a piece of art? Or maybe you’ve been hunting for that perfect lamp to add a touch of vintage charm to your living room? Room Service Vintage has exactly what you're looking for.
In this video, we’ll walk you through every corner of the store, giving you an up-close look at some of its most stunning pieces. We’ll show off elegant mid-century furniture, funky glassware, colorful artwork, and even some rare finds you won’t see anywhere else. Along the way, we’ll dive into the history behind these iconic styles, and give you tips on how to spot the best mid-century items when you’re treasure hunting.
Room Service Vintage isn't just a store-it’s an experience! The unique vibe of the shop, combined with the friendly and knowledgeable staff, makes it a must-see destination for anyone visiting Austin. Whether you're searching for something special to add to your home or simply want to marvel at vintage gems, this spot is sure to leave you inspired.
So, join us as we explore Room Service Vintage and uncover the hidden treasures of mid-century design. You might just find your next statement piece or spark a new passion for vintage shopping. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more vintage treasure hunts, design tips, and hidden gems around Austin. Let the treasure hunting begin!
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[@michaelmarusic8499]

👍🏻 definitely some cool treasures there!

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@michaelmarusic8499 It was a full stop for sure.

[@lisal4824]

7:06 Those frosted glasses are the logo for Judy's Merchandising Corporation. A very popular chain of clothing stores in the 60s/70s/80s.

[@nancydaley9646]

I have bought some of my fave treasures there!!

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@nancydaley9646 nice!

[@maureeno9382]

❤

[@annylockard6710]

The doll that you thought was Howdy Doody was actually a Mortimer Snerd doll. They look pretty similar, except that Howdy has a full set of teeth, while Mortimer has the one big bucky protruding out the front side of his mouth. I think they are around the same era. You should have snapped him up! I think Morty is more rare than Howdy!😅

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@annylockard6710 Lola is not a fan of dolls. Lol. She finds them creepy. Haha

[@600miles]

I'm constantly looking for a Houndstooth jacket, 46L to wear when I drive my older swanky automobiles.

[@BossaNovaLife]

@@600miles Nice. Happy hunting!

[@blippacg]

Huh, never heard of that place. Need to look it up online. Probably on the east side?

[@BossaNovaLife]

I don't recall. We shot that in 2023 actually, but never released it due to the loud music. Now we have better AI tools that helped us remove the music so we could finally release the video :)

[@blippacg]

@@BossaNovaLife I looked it up online. It's over by 2222 and I35 so I know right where it is. Some gorgeous neighborhoods over there, older craftsman style homes. I'll go check it out.

[@BossaNovaLife]

@blippacg nice!

[@chrisnelson7987]

Looked like Witco owls.

[@BossaNovaLife]

@chrisnelson7987 Possible. I'm no Witco expert so avoid pointing out things unless I'm 99% certain. Lol

[@chrisnelson7987]

​@BossaNovaLife there are alot of witco copies out there.

[@mjay4700]

I see a difference in your thumbnail and the actual video footage. Do you use filters or editing on the thumbnail images?