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October 14, 2026
Insider #9: Rosewood

Insider #9: Rosewood Rosewood: History, Characteristics, and How to Spot the Real Thing Cut a fresh board of Brazilian rosewood and the workshop fills with a sweet, faintly floral smell....

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Insider #8: The Fall Flea!

Announcing the Fall Flea! Evolution Home is excited to announce our first-ever Fall Flea! Starting on Tuesday 9/22 and running until Sunday 9/27, we’ll open the floor to our community of...

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Insider #7: Hardstone Trees

Insider #7: Hardstone Trees Chinese Hardstone and Glass Trees: History, Characteristics, and How to Spot the Real Thing Somebody in a Qing palace workshop during China's final imperial dynasty looked...

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Insider #6: MacKenzie-Childs

The Evolution Home Insider #6: MacKenzie-Childs MacKenzie-Childs: History, Characteristics, and How to Spot the Real Thing Most of the makers we cover spent their careers perfecting the art of good...

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Insider #5: Eastlake

The Evolution Home Insider #5: Eastlake Eastlake Furniture: History, Characteristics, and How to Spot the Real Thing Eastlake furniture is the furniture made in America between roughly 1870 and 1890,...

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Insider #4: Summer Dog Days!

The Evolution Home Insider #4: Summer Dog Days! Summer Dog Days Are Here! Evolution Home Teams Up With the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria The week of July 27th, Evolution...

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Insider #3: Neoclassical

The Evolution Home Insider #3: Neoclassical Neoclassical Furniture: History, Characteristics, and How to Spot the Real Thing Neoclassical furniture is the furniture made across Europe and America between roughly 1760...

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Insider #2: Mid-Century Modern

The Evolution Home Insider #2: Mid-Century Modern Mid-Century Modern Furniture: History, Characteristics, and How to Spot the Real Thing Mid-Century Modern furniture is the furniture designed roughly between 1945 and...

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Insider #1: Georgian

The Evolution Home Insider #1: Georgian Georgian Furniture: History, Characteristics, and How to Spot the Real Thing Georgian furniture is the furniture made in Britain (and its colonies) between 1714...

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