FILE 01
The shop is the front door.
A small Central West End vintage shop with a counter, a phone, a case in the back, and objects that keep coming back.

Noire / McPherson side street
Walk-in afternoons. By appointment before noon.

The phone
Sasha calls in from wherever the auction took her.

Personal Collection
Not for sale until she decides otherwise.
Field notes
FILE 01
A small Central West End vintage shop with a counter, a phone, a case in the back, and objects that keep coming back.
FILE 02
Books, plants, old wood, morning coffee, pieces she meant to price but kept. Cozy, adult, lived-in — not staged luxury.
FILE 03
Hotel-room content is sourcing-trip canon: auction catalog open, keycard on the table, city glass after midnight. The room has continuity now.
Recurring spaces
Storefront, counter, case, desk, house, and Room 904. Enough to know where you are. Not enough to know everything.

Walk-in hours
Pressed tin ceiling, persian rug, dark wood, display cases. Step inside after one. Lower your voice.

The open ledger
The warmer human-facing layer: notes, receipts, product stories, customer questions, and the person who picks up when Sasha calls.

Five minutes away
A real-feeling home base — not a creator backdrop. The house keeps the pieces the shop could not let go of.

Auction at ten
The private side: controlled, cinematic, chaptered. Not random glamour. Evidence from the night before the auction.

The house
The shop sources the objects. The house keeps the ghosts. Room 904 explains where the next box came from.