Curated Collection

Victorian Parlor with Global Curios

A grand, dark wood upright piano with ornate carvings and a matching adjustable stool. Beside it, a metal dreamcatcher stand, a small chest with rustic drums, and a deeply carved wooden screen.

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Victorian Parlor with Global Curios

This compelling tableau centers around a stately Victorian upright piano, its rich, dark wood adorned with intricate floral and geometric marquetry panels. Flanked by a carved wooden screen and an evocative arrangement of global artifacts, the scene harmonizes classical European elegance with an adventurous spirit of collected vintage and folk art.

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Plan Your Visit

The Drive Itself Is a Gift

Verdi, Nevada sits along the Truckee River where the Sierra Nevada crests into the high desert. The town was named in 1868 — Italian, for the composer Giuseppe Verdi, and by happy coincidence the word also means green, fitting the canyon that surrounds it. Once a railroad and timber stop on the Central Pacific line, today it is a quiet doorway into the mountains.

The road in is part of the visit. From Reno, twelve miles west on I-80; from Lake Tahoe, an hour over Donner Pass; from the Bay Area, the drive climbs through pine forest and granite before opening to the Truckee canyon. The mountains witness you arriving — bring time for them.

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