Pottery Barn launching new collaboration with Big Daddy’s Antiques
SAN FRANCISCO — Pottery Barn, portfolio brand of Williams-Sonoma, Inc., announced today an exclusive collaboration with Big Daddy’s Antiques, a popular antique dealer and design destination known for a curated mix of vintage furniture, architectural salvage, found objects, and one-of-a-kind pieces.
Founded by antiques dealer Shane Brown, who is described as having a “contagious passion for vintage and antique goods,” Big Daddy’s Antiques has been a destination for designers, collectors and tastemakers seeking distinctive antiques, custom furniture and garden décor for more than 30 years. Officials noted that the new Big Daddy’s Antiques for Pottery Barn collection brings the spirit of discovery and the beauty of storied design into a thoughtfully crafted assortment for the home.
“Our customers are looking for pieces that make their homes feel personal, layered and distinctly their own,” said Jennifer Kellor, president, Pottery Barn. “Shane Brown has spent decades cultivating an extraordinary point of view rooted in history, craftsmanship and authenticity. Together, we have created a collection that translates Shane’s signature design perspective into pieces that feel collected over time.”
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Drawing inspiration from antique markets, architectural salvage yards and vintage stores with historical craftsmanship, the collection of furniture, lighting, decorative accessories and entertaining pieces reinterprets antique silhouettes for today’s home.
The assortment includes a dining table, dining chairs, buffet, console, coffee table, dresser, nightstand, leather-upholstered bed and coordinating bench, alongside vintage-inspired lighting with milk glass details, an aged brass wine bucket, cheese serving pieces, gilt picture frames and sculptural stone decorative objects. Rich wood finishes, natural textures and layered materials evoke the warmth, character, and authenticity of a home thoughtfully collected over time, said officials.
“My work often begins with discovery, finding a piece in a European market and considering the history it carries, and the stories reflected in every detail,” said Brown, CEO of Big Daddy’s. “Working with Pottery Barn offered an opportunity to bring that same appreciation for heritage, craftsmanship and character into more homes.”
In 2026, Big Daddy’s relocated from Los Angeles to Carpinteria, CA, alongside the launch of The Well Gardens, Brown’s expanded lifestyle destination anchored by his indoor-outdoor home and garden concept, The Well by BD Antiques is a luxury home and garden company.
