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Battersea
battersea, a treasure trove of vintage, new and recycled pieces from around the world. tucked away in a century old building and named after an old power station in london, the industrial 1,200 square foot space is a retail oriented place where interior designer, will wick can do what he does best, bring antiques and found objects back to life. each visit to battersea presents an ever changing mix of pieces that reflect wick’s love of travel and give insight to his design inspiration. with a knack for subtly repurposing objects and creating his own furnishings when he cannot find the perfect piece, will wick has a growing line of his own lighting and furniture designs that add an element of the uncommon to your home. battersea’s continuously evolving collection might include an antique iron daybed from a french flea market, club chairs delicately hand beaded by artisans in west africa, a poul henningsen copper lamp, a brutalist chandelier by tom greene, london bus scrolls and american
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Battersea's headquarters is located at California, United States, 94103
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Battersea has 41 employees
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