Kitschy Maximalist

The philosophy

Good taste is overrated.

Kitschy Maximalist is a love letter to everything the minimalists left behind: the loud, the weird, the wonderfully unnecessary.

We believe a home should look collected, not downloaded.
Stacie in a gold sequined top and tortoiseshell sunglasses, Diet Coke in hand beneath a neon Collect Happy Things sign
Your curator
The curator

Meet the curator

Hi, I'm Stacie.

The one behind the big sunglasses, the jewelry pile, and the Diet Coke that fuels every thrift-store raid. If it sparkles, clashes on purpose, or makes someone say “wait…where did you find that?!” — it probably crossed my desk first.

Kitschy Maximalist is my love letter to the wonderfully unnecessary. I dig so you don't have to — then send the good stuff home with people who get it.

We rescue the overlooked, the quirky, the wonderfully weird, and the pieces that make you stop mid-scroll.
Digging through vintage treasures

How the chaos started.

Kitschy Maximalist started the way all good obsessions do: with one flamingo, one estate sale, and zero self-control. What began as a personal hoard of vintage finds became a whole shop devoted to pieces with personality.

I comb through estate sales, flea markets, thrift bins, and dusty back rooms to rescue the things too fun to be forgotten — then pass them on to people who get it.

The best rooms aren't perfect. They're personal, playful, and slightly over-accessorized.
Stacie resting her chin on her hand behind her laptop, a neon Curated Tidbits for You and Your Home sign glowing beside her
Curating from HQ
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We don't believe in matching. We believe in chemistry.

Curated, not cluttered

Maximalism takes an eye. Every piece earns its place — chaos, but on purpose.

Truly one of a kind

No restocks, no dupes. When a find is gone, it becomes someone else’s legend.

Rescued with love

Each object had a life before you. We keep the stories and hand you the treasure.

Stacie in a denim jacket and layered pearl and gold necklaces, smiling under a disco ball
Main character energy
More color. More texture. More stories. Less 'does this come in greige?'