3312 Duke Road
Austin, TX 78724
3221 Lawnwood Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76111
(In-person appointments available Fall 2020)
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877.493.LOOT
Our goal for this intimate dinner gathering was to connect, reflect, and revive for another day of shopping the fields while sharing our love of Round Top with other like-minded folks in town for the same reason.
Powerhouse interior decorating duo Anna Crelia and Rhoda Brimberry are working their sister-in-law/co-worker relationship to their total advantage at Loot Rentals and Finer Goods, the Austin-based decor shop we can’t get enough of.
It’s pretty much expected that someone who owns a home goods company has great taste in interiors—or at least, one would hope so—but knowing how to entirely reconfigure the layout of the home is a whole other story.
“We built this line with love much like we have our rental collection and look forward to sharing that love with those who desire to incorporate the ‘Loot Look’ and feel inside their spaces.”
The home goods collection with items priced from $60-$1,800 features items such as original 1970s Arne Norell leather Kontiki sofas, handmade wall hangings from Genuine & Ginger, vintage African and Turkish textiles pillows, Danish and French furniture upholstered with vintage U.S. Army tents and more.
After many of those weddings they would get the inevitable question from an impressed guest: “Can I buy your stuff for my home?” The answer then was “no.” But the answer today is “yes.”
On September 13, Loot Finer Goods threw an exclusive launch party at their Loot Rentals Showroom for their first-ever small batch home goods collection featuring a range of both handmade and refurbished goods.
Today, Loot Vintage has morphed into Loot Rentals, a premier provider of event styling, design, and home staging, in addition to being a one-stop shop for handcrafted inventory that clients can now take home for good.
"...We believe that every item should bring joy and be something that you’d want to pass down for generations.”
The antiques fair is a wonderful time to visit for the most prime picking, but essentially, any time of year is a good time to visit this magical place.
These sisters-in-law turned business partners have been growing Loot Vintage Rentals to become Texas’ largest vintage rental and event styling company. We’ve been lusting after their chic, refurbished finds for years and now (finally!) we can take home some Loot of our own.
Anna Crelia and Rhoda Brimberry, the ladies behind event-styling company Loot Rentals, are known for their dreamy tablescapes and beautiful displays.
Powerhouse interior decorating duo Anna Crelia and Rhoda Brimberry are working their sister-in-law/co-worker relationship to their total advantage at Loot Rentals and Finer Goods, the Austin-based decor shop we can’t get enough of.
Cozy up outdoors with family and friends this fall for a homemade cinematic experience under the stars.
While the bridesmaids bouquets incorporated jewel-toned pops of colors, they kept the color palette clean and classic for the reception decor with whites and lots of green, which brought the industrial space with exposed brick to life and created such a cozy atmosphere.
Upstairs was designed around the idea of a “speak easy” and “living room” feel, as we surrounded the dance floor with 8 separate, unique, and coordinated seating vignettes from a variety of local Austin vendors that completely transformed the space.
Once guests moved inside to the main ballroom for dinner, they were transported to an indoor romantic garden party...in hopes of beating the Texas summer heat!
Growing up, I had always imagined my wedding day to be magical (probably because Disney was the main staple of my youth). So when it came time to plan the big day I wanted to honor that perspective. I wanted the day to feel timeless, romantic and whimsical.
Joanne's style is a bit more whimsical, while Jeff's is more modern, so we worked to balance the two throughout the space. At the ceremony, lush florals and bistro chairs were paired with groupings of more modern, geometric lanterns and pillar candles.
We created a relaxing lounge and a warm reception with floral details and candles so our friends and family could enjoy the night.
From the ceremony to the reception, we strove for this harmony of classic and whimsical. In subtle ways, like the undone romantic florals, carefully arranged staggered silverware, and flowing fabrics with loose ribbons. And more noticeably, in the medley of androgyny and femininity in colors, textures, and shapes throughout.
Guests arrived to the outdoor venue greeted by chilled wine, a string quartet and a stunning lounge area outfitted by Loot Vintage. I about died when I saw that striped and gold sofa back during the planning period, and knew immediately it had to be at the wedding! It effortlessly exuded that classic, glamorous feel I adore so much.
Trust me, I completely understand wanting a beautiful wedding, and I am so blessed to have had vendors that delivered my dream.
As an interior designer I love every aspect of design, so I truly enjoyed the entire planning process. In all of the selections for our wedding, from my dress to the flowers to the long table and music and chandeliers, I loved the process and felt so fortunate to plan such a gorgeous wedding.
When looking for your perfect team of vendors to make your vision a reality, make sure to choose people who you trust. I conveyed my vision to all of them of what I was wanting and then said “do your thing!” That was the best decision I made, and the result was a day that was completely us and completely perfect!
I chose black and white, emerald green, gold, cowhide, deer antlers, lucite, and shearlings to be the main staples of our day. Kind of this moody, glam, ranch look. Is that a thing? (Pinterest helped a lot.) I wanted every thing that we created to speak to the next from the details on our invitation to the place settings and decor.
Sometimes when a wedding ceremony is so incredibly special and soul filling, it then becomes hard to put into words, which is why the little details and small moments throughout the day play such an important role for telling the sory of the day.
Welcome to your new favorite wedding, my friends – an eclectic combo of rich oriental rugs paired with layers of pastel details all coordinated by Pearl Events. It is set against Austin's Allan House (which is wildly beautiful on its own) with vintage vignettes by Loot Vintage Rentals, succulents and peachy blooms by Petals Ink and topped off with one of our photography favorites, Taylor Lord.
When two artistic music lovers get married you get a super fun celebration like Sara and Otis’ eclectic sunlit Austin wedding at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Loot celebrates Valentines Day with offering couples free wedding at their warehouse. They are calling it 'Free Love' and plan to continue this tradition as long as they can.
Anna and Rhoda from Loot Vintage Rentals are two unique and creative ladies that had an idea that they ran with and the results were stunning. Just goes to show you, it never hurts to ask and go after what you want!
I am so thankful that Loot Vintage exists and even more so that the owners are so genuinely passionate about their business – it’s truly inspiring and easy to see in all of their event setups – these gals enjoy what they do and it absolutely shows.
Without them, Feliz would have to work extra hard to have a warm and inviting atmosphere that Loot effortlessly provides. We're so happy to watch the growth and success of these ladies!
The modern celebration had a little Art Deco flair and plenty of personalized touches. The Austin locale was one such detail; the bride grew up visiting the city.
Inside the tent, guests relaxed in this lounge with its linen upholstered furniture, vintage tables, Moroccan wedding blankets, and pastel silk accent pillows.
To the side of the house and dance floor, vintage furniture from Loot Vintage Rentals was set up, along with lanterns, candles, and arrangements of peonies, roses, anemones, and ranunculus.
A modern white altar framed the couple and the ceremony’s pastoral backdrop, while kilim rugs lined the aisle.
