Caza Brings ‘Less Thrift, More Luxury’ Vintage Experience to Former Lenny & Me Space
By chicago-pipeline at August 9, 2012 | 8:44 pm | Print
Caza is the Spanish word for ‘to hunt,’ and that’s the theme that the owners of Lenny & Me were going after when they closed for a remodeling to create a more updated look and mission to appeal to the vintage lover-hunters in all of us.
Located in a large storefront at 1459 N. Milwaukee (long ago the home to The Brown Elephant thrift shop), Caza opened a few weeks ago, sporting a new facade and a logo featuring Diana, the goddess of hunting.
“We basically rebranded,” Elyse, a Caza employee, told The Pipeline. “It’s a more updated look. Less thrift, more luxury vintage. We painted the walls, and are focusing more on mid-century modern furniture and lots more plexi glass and clear items.”
In addition to furniture and housewares, there’s racks of both contemporary and vintage designer consignment clothing, too.
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