Reviewed by: Pat Byington
New home furnishing store open in Forest Park
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If you’re dreaming of a home with vintage charm and a soulful touch, Indirect Objects might be your next favorite discovery.
Nestled in a cozy corner of Birmingham, this one-of-a-kind shop offers a curated mix of furnishings, ceramics and local art—each piece with a story, and each corner filled with character.
The vision of Indirect Objects
The heart behind Indirect Objects is Tina, whose long journey helped her create Indirect Objects.
With a background in architecture, fine arts and nearly a decade in nonprofit leadership, Tina eventually circled back to her creative roots. The shop is not just a business—it’s a passion project built from years of collecting, curating and honoring the legacy of her mother-in-law, an interior designer with an exceptional eye.
Equal parts artist, collector and curator, Tina has crafted a beautiful space. From modern pieces to museum-worthy ceramics and soulful Southern art, everything in the shop reflects her keen eye and deep appreciation for craftsmanship.
Where to find Indirect Objects
Tucked away in the Highlander Building on 37th St S in Forest Park, Indirect Objects lives up to its name. It’s a bit hidden, a little unexpected—and entirely worth the search. Step inside and you’ll find yourself immersed in a thoughtfully arranged space filled with texture, warmth and history.
What you would find in Indirect Objects
The store blends high-quality furnishings, ceramics and local art, with a long-term vision to showcase work by artists and craftsmen from Alabama and beyond.
Some of the treasured pieces that you can find at Indirect Objects include:
- Antique and vintage furniture
- Lamps
- Unique art
- Doodads
- Ceramics
- Dishes
- Flatware
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