Vintiques & Old Paint
Antiques, Vintage Finds & Fresh Discoveries in Downtown Prineville
152 NW 4th St. Prineville
Phone 503-580-3246
vintiquesandoldpaint@gmail.com
There is something about walking into Vintiques & Old Paint that makes you want to slow down. Maybe it is the antique furniture. The vintage jewelry tucked inside a display case. A piece of cowboy gear that looks like it has already lived a few stories. Or sunlight catching one of the crystal suncatchers hanging beneath the skylight. Now Vintiques is beginning another story of its own.
Under new owner Adrienne Rymer, this women-owned downtown Prineville business is keeping the antiques, vintage character and treasure-hunting experience customers have long enjoyed while introducing some fresh discoveries along the way. Houseplants, custom faux-floral creations, seasonal décor and locally handmade pieces now mingle among the antiques.
The past still has a home here. There’s simply something new growing alongside it.
High Points
- New Local Ownership: Adrienne Rymer brings new energy and ideas to a longtime downtown shopping stop.
- Antiques & Vintage: Furniture, collectibles, jewelry, cowboy gear, art, lighting and unexpected finds
- Something Living: Potted houseplants add another dimension to the store's home décor selections.
- Custom Creations: Adrienne's faux-floral wreaths and arrangements change with the seasons, with custom orders welcome.
- Local Makers: The Tattered Cottage brings Sheryl's handmade, vintage-inspired shabby-chic creations into the Vintiques mix.
- Downtown Discovery: Located on 4th Street, just half a block off Main Street
Discover Vintiques Through PATHWAYS™
A Downtown Prineville PATHWAYS™ Host
Some pathways are worth slowing down for.
Just off Main Street on 4th Street, Vintiques & Old Paint gives Downtown Prineville PATHWAYS™ something especially important—a place where browsing is part of the experience.Come looking for an antique and discover a houseplant. Notice a vintage light and find a handmade creation nearby. If you wander toward the back of the store, you’ll find Adrienne’s daughters custom handmade jewelry.
Under Adrienne Rymer, new discoveries are joining the old, making Vintiques a natural stop for antique lovers, downtown shoppers and anyone curious enough to step through the door.
Find something with a story. Discover something unexpected. Then step outside and follow your PATHWAY™ to what’s next.
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Just off Main Street on 4th, Vintiques & Old Paint is one of those downtown Prineville stops where you never quite know what you’ll discover.
Owner Adrienne Rymer is building on the store’s antique and vintage roots while adding houseplants, custom floral creations, seasonal décor and handmade treasures from local creatives.
Browse for a while. Find something with a story. Take the story home with you. Give it a new life. That’s the beauty in vintage and antique finds.
Vintiques is one more reason to follow a Downtown Prineville PATHWAY™
You’re on a PATHWAY to What’s Next?
Scan the PATHWAYS™ QR Marker inside to discover another story, piece of history, or community heritage connected to Prineville.
Continue Your Downtown Prineville PATHWAY with Options Below:
Golden Coffee Co.
Directly across the street is one of Prineville’s most favorite sit-down coffee shops.
Rick Stebers – Makers
A gift, artisan makers store and home to award winning author Rick Stebers.
Dillon’s Grill
A historic location and home to one of the towns favorite eateries.
The Treasure Hunt Is Still On
Antiques remain at the heart of Vintiques. The selection changes, which means the store you visit this month may look a little different the next time you walk through the door. Antique and refreshed furniture share space with vintage collectibles, jewelry, wall art, lighting and pieces that are simply difficult to categorize.
Keep an eye out for the cowboy gear, too. Those pieces connect naturally with Central Oregon’s ranching heritage—and when a good one arrives, it may not stay around long. That’s part of antique shopping.
If something speaks to you, don’t assume it’ll be waiting next time.
Something New Is Growing
Among all those pieces from the past, Adrienne has added something decidedly alive. Houseplants. Potted and ready to go home, they can become part of a table arrangement, centerpiece, shelf or that empty corner that has been waiting for something green. It’s a simple addition, but somehow plants and vintage surroundings seem perfectly comfortable together.
Florals Without the Expiration Date
You’ll also find Adrienne’s custom faux-floral wreaths and arrangements throughout the store. Colors and designs shift with the seasons, giving customers another reason to see what’s new throughout the year. And if you have a particular space, season or idea in mind, Adrienne welcomes custom orders. Sometimes the right piece isn’t something you find. It’s something you have made for you.
The Tattered Cottage Has a New Home
Anyone familiar with The Tattered Cottage may recognize another familiar creative touch inside Vintiques. Sheryl is back in business, bringing her handmade, vintage-inspired shabby-chic creations into the store. Her work is known for creativity, detail and the unmistakable sense that someone actually cared about making it. For Adrienne, having Sheryl at Vintiques means even more. Over the years, Sheryl has become a valued part of Prineville’s boutique community as well as a mentor and friend. Now The Tattered Cottage adds another layer of local creativity to the Vintiques experience.
Half a Block Can Change the Shopping Trip
Vintiques & Old Paint is located at 152 NW 4th Street, only half a block from Main Street in downtown Prineville.That makes it easy to miss if your pathway never leaves Main. So leave Main. Look for the Vintiques sign, step inside and give yourself a little time to wander. Check the furniture. Open your eyes to the details. Look through the jewelry. Find something green. See what the local makers have brought in. You may arrive looking for something old. Don’t be surprised if what catches your attention is something completely new.
