New Today, Old Tomorrow

With a mission of offering the largest variety of vintage and antique items that are “as unique as the customers themselves,” Kranz says their philosophy is to present a large variety of items in their inventory in a curated setting that is easy for the customers to browse.

Kranz and Rivera both have more than 45 years of retail experience in the antique and vintage business. They combined previous experiences and philosophy together to create a shopping experience unique as the store itself.

“We have one of the best varieties of antique and vintage items in one store. We offer true vintage clothes from the 1930s to the 1990s, including belts, shoes and boots, and hats and t-shirts,” Kranz says. “We also have vintage stereo equipment, original art and posters, kitchen items, furniture, collectibles, used bikes, lamps, records, camera equipment, and just about everything vintage.”

Though Emuble Furnishing likely has whatever it is you’re looking for on any given day, they’ve definitely earned their fame through their specialty: furniture.

“Our furniture is as unique as the store itself. We have new, vintage, and antique furniture from all periods including the popular mid-century,” Kranz says. “Our master craftsmen have renovated many of the pieces of furniture on our sales floor. From new upholstery, refinishing, and newly painted items ready for your house or decorating projects.”

Kranz says their abundance of furniture is clear when a customer enters the story. In fact, the lower level boasts 3,000 square feet of just furniture and rugs. If you’re in the market to update (or backdate) your furniture, there’s no need to figure out how to lug the heavy pieces home; Emuble also offers a full delivery service.

Though Emuble Furnishing has proven to be a hit among all sorts of Twin Cities residents, Kranz says the GLBT community always has a presence in their clientele, employees, and more.

“The GLBT community is a very large part of our business. We work with collectors, artists and designers from the GLBT community,” Kranz says.

Emuble Furnishing’s home base of Minneapolis doesn’t limit their stock to in-state antiques and vintage goods. Bringing in items from all over the country, Emuble Furnishing is perfect for the antique lover looking to step outside of their average Midwest antique shop.

For more information about everything Emuble Furnishing has to offer, visit www.emuble.com.

Emuble Furnishing
2756 Hennepin Ave. S.
Minneapolis
612-200-8666