Christopher Anthony Ltd.

803 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA, United States

760-322-0600

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Mid-century/vintage furniture

If you’re a discriminating modernist in the market for high-end mid-century collectibles, this is the place to be.

You’ll find a curated collection of vintage eye candy in their spacious Palm Canyon Drive showroom, including home furnishings, original artwork and loads of accessories by designers like  Frankl, Paulin, Castiglioni and more.

Christopher Anthony Ltd. also offers their own line of unique retro-inspired lighting and custom seating.

Located in the Uptown Design District.

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