Joining the parthenon of our favorite homes-as-antiques-shops (see: Nomibis; Les Pénates Reims) is Objekts, housed in an 1840s farmhouse in Breslau, Ontario.
Photography via @objekts.ca.
The farmhouse’s moody interiors lend themselves to Atta’s finds.
“I love to find objects in their authentic condition,” Atta adds.
The farmhouse kitchen.
Now, the kitchen has perfectly imperfect peeling bottle-green walls.
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Stern portraits look on in a living area.
The home is a space for ever-rotating finds, many of them browsable and for sale.
The strange and somewhat macabre sometimes appears at Objekts: “Old broken dolls are one of my favorites,” says Atta.
“Recently, I found a Victorian child coffin that I thought would be a good addition to the Halloween section on my website,” Atta says.
Another building, the stone barn, has original stone walls and high wooden beams.
Objekts also specializes in “European antiques, art, and textile.”
One of many moody vignettes throughout the farmhouse. Head to the website for contact info to make an appointment.