Dig This

Dig This is a great mid century modern store in downtown Collingswood. The man who runs the place is very friendly and not pushy at all (he even let me bring my dog inside while I browsed). I recently stopped in here and picked up a very cool light up globe from the 60’s or so. The prices are on the higher end for some things, but if you’re looking for something unique and not right off the shelf of Raymore and Flannigan’s, this is your spot.

Excellent products, customer service, and prices. I have something from Dig This in almost every room of my house. I wish I had more rooms to fill with their items!

I love checking in this store on a regular basis. The stock changes regularly, so there is always something new. The prices are fairly reasonable for the quality of the furniture that I have seen. Mid century modern furniture and interesting pieces that are otherwise difficult to find.

Basically, if you want to make your life look like you live inside of a Wes Anderson movie, Dig This is your one stop shop. Mid Century furniture and knick knacks, luggage and bar ware; this place has all of that, and is always updating their stock.
To date, I’ve bought an Eames chair, a sleeper sofa, nude paintings, the raddest credenza ever, a fucking awesome owl sculpture, and and even more fucking awesome panther lamp. If I went out and got a record player, I wouldn’t be surprised if Bill Murray (2005-​present day sad Bill Murray) would walk into my life and we’d have some melancholy tinged adventure in New England wearing cute vintage suits. Maybe some bittersweet road trip to visit his dying father in Rhode Island. Or maybe Bill Murray needs to reconnect with his ex wife. I’d be the kid with a heart of gold that sees him a a surrogate father to me, and I’ll help him anyway I can, although I got problems of my own too, you know. Or something to that effect. THATS HOW REAL THIS PLACE IS.
They also deliver, free if you live in C-​wood. Reed and his staff are really great too. Check it out, you’ll love it.

I don’t usually like mid-​century modern furniture or the style of things from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. So I was pretty surprised when my wife and I walked out of here with three things for our house, all things that I thought were fantastic. We basically went in to see what they might have in the way of accent pieces, and ended up with a great armless chair, a six-​drawer dresser that we’ll use as a TV stand, and a huge piece of amazing art that somehow is exactly my style.
Accoutrements aside, the woman in the store was very helpful and patient as we measured basically everything we saw to figure out if it’d fit in our place. She knew interesting details about almost everything we looked at and generally made us feel at home browsing the store. She said her stock rotates frequently, so I’m sure we’ll be back some time in the not too distant future to see what’s new.