One Petticoat Lane is a thrift store in Annapolis, MD, operating as an upscale consignment boutique focused on ladies apparel, eclectic home furnishings, style advice, and interior design consultation. The shop serves customers in Annapolis and the surrounding area and holds a rating of 4.50 from its reviewers.
Founded in February 2010 by Stella Breen-Franklin, One Petticoat Lane functions under a consign, design, accessorize, and advise approach. The boutique carries stylish consigned ladies clothing alongside curated home furnishings, and pairs those offerings with personal style and interior design services. Style consultations are offered complimentary with an appointment, and the work begins with organizing a client's closet, selecting pieces that flatter their figure, shape, and lifestyle, and assembling outfits that are easy to wear. The boutique will also consign suitable items directly from a client's wardrobe. Interior design consultations are taken on-site at the client's home and cover space planning, furniture placement, what to remove or purchase, and how to merge different styles into a cohesive living space, with attention to light and the positive features of the existing room. Home staging is available as a separate service, using the client's own furniture or pieces drawn from the boutique's collection.
The boutique sits on Annapolis Street in the West Annapolis neighborhood, close to the intersection of Taylor Avenue and Baltimore Boulevard. Taylor Avenue Fire Station is roughly a tenth of a mile away, and Maryland State Police Barrack J is within a short walk in the same direction.
Customers rate the boutique highly, reflecting its standing as a long-running local destination for consignment fashion and design services in Annapolis.
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