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piece,” she explains. We asked Deb if she has any favorite
pieces in the store. “I have some favorites, pieces from my
personal collection, like the motorcycle in the window and
the wildebeest behind my front counter.”
Stella+Parker Revival got its name from Deb’s niece and
nephew. Most of the store’s products are made in the
USA and Europe and there’s a good amount of reclaimed
furniture that Deb refinishes herself. She also carries two
boutique clothing lines from Tysa, made in Malibu, and
NV-Blue, made in San Francisco. Deb is proud that her
clothing lines come from California-based businesses.
In addition to the many talents that Deb has, I have to
say that I love her art. She calls it her “Doodles.” They are
on totes, mugs, shirts and cards, and have her depiction
of Auburn, her logo and anything else that inspires her.
If you follow her Instagram page, you can see her Doodles
planning out photo shoots for her clothing lines. “Our
biggest sellers are the mugs and totes with my doodle of
Auburn,” she says.
If you have yet to visit Deb and her shop we urge you to do
so. Her new space is three times the size. “Super excited to
be Uptown,” says Deb.
Stella+Parker Revival
823 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA
530.745.4157 | StellaParkerRevival.com
Store Hours are Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 6 pm
All photos on the last four pages where taken inside Stella+Parker. Photos
by Jeremy Burke, Auburn Magazine.
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