Featured Projects
The Union League Whitebrier
Avalon, NJ
The Whitebrier came to us with a clear design vision: a coastal feel that was vintage but not stuffy, sophisticated but with a sense of fun. We took on the hunt, working closely with their team to make sure every piece fit the look they were after.
“Working with W. Hayman Vintage was a highlight during our renovation of The Whitebrier. Their team expertly sourced authentic vintage pieces that added warmth, character, and a genuine sense of history throughout the property.
From eclectic retro mirrors and beautifully framed vintage bathing suits to unique nautical artifacts that perfectly complemented our Mermaid Bar and Shark Bar concepts, every item felt thoughtfully selected and perfectly suited to the story we wanted to tell.
Beyond their exceptional eye for design, W. Hayman Vintage was incredibly hands-on, responsive, and easy to work with throughout the entire process. They took the time to understand our vision, remained committed to our budgetary goals, and consistently delivered creative solutions that exceeded our expectations. And they honored the tight schedule we threw at them!
Their contributions helped transform The Whitebrier into a destination that feels both fun, timeless, and authentic. We would enthusiastically recommend W. Hayman Vintage to anyone looking to curate special finds in a space with personality, history, and a truly memorable sense of place.”
— Colby Cauchon, NCIDQ
Director of Interior Design, Union League of Philadelphia
Private Residences
Philadelphia Main Line and Surrounding Areas, PA
Many of our clients are renovating classic homes. The hard part with these projects is often timing: decorate all at once and the house can come out looking brand new, stripped of the character that made them fall for it. Most want the opposite. So as renovations and designs took shape, we hunted for furniture, art, mirrors, lighting, and accents that would add the age and warmth back in.
The settings give us our language. Rolling hills and old farms, stone and stable and centuries-old architecture, charming neighborhoods with that front porch feel. We drew it all in: aged wood, weathered brick, the quiet patina of structures that have stood generations. These places have earned pieces that feel less like they were bought and more like they were always here, waiting.
Homes that live the way families do now, but carry a bit of history in every room. That's the whole idea.
Private Residence
Center City, Philadelphia, PA
City apartments tend to blur together. The buildings have a beauty all their own, but the interiors often draw from the same handful of sources, and true individuality is hard to come by. This client wanted no part of that. They entertain often, hosting dinners and evenings in, and wanted a home that made an impression the moment guests arrived.
The obstacle was time. A demanding career in tech leaves little of it, and what remains is better spent enjoying life than combing through markets and estate sales for the right piece. So the search became ours. We sourced art and objects with provenance and personality, the sort you won't find repeated on another wall, and used them to give the apartment a point of view all its own.
The result is a space with presence in a city full of beautiful rooms, achieved without its owner ever having to lift a finger.
