Our Origin Story

A mannequin dressed in a sleeveless green and white striped top with a red and gold patterned bandana around the neck, layered with white beaded necklaces, and a floral patterned skirt. The mannequin has a lamp shade for a head. The background shows a room with various lamps and household items on tables.

Urban Redeux started as grief therapy.

In 2017, the untimely loss of a cousin sent owner Willow Wright to local estate sales for catharsis. Hunting for vintage gave her purpose—and the idea that she could save beautiful, forgotten things from ending up in the trash and give them a second life really stuck with her.

What began as a way to process loss became a passion, then a business. In September 2018, Wendy (mom) and Willow opened Urban Redeux: a space where people could find pieces with meaning, character, and soul. Where your home could tell your story, not someone else's.

A woman with glasses and long brown hair is sitting and reading a magazine titled 'Living' in a thrift store or antique shop. She is wearing a striped shirt and ripped jeans.

MEET THE OWNER & CHIEF TREASURE HUNTER

Willow Wright

I do the hunting (5am estate sales are my love language), the hauling, the styling, and run the show. My mom began taking me to 'junk stores' when I was just a tiny little thing, so this obsession is genetic. I grew up in a 19th-century house in Richmond filled with historic artifacts, and I've been collecting ever since.

Before Urban Redeux, I spent years as an athletic trainer working in sports medicine. I met my husband Andy while skydiving (yes, really), and when I wasn't jumping out of planes, I was mapping out estate sales across Virginia—sometimes spending five hours a day hunting for treasures.

The Team Behind The Dream

Whether you're a seasoned collector or possess a curious spirit, our antique store offers a place for your imagination to roam freely.

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