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 leopard jacket beside the Kitschy Maximalist sign and a disco ball
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 at her desk with a Diet Coke and maximalist laptop stickers
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 starry velvet blazer and gold jewelry under chandelier light
Main character energy
More color. More texture. More stories. Less 'does this come in greige?'