Discover Timeless Treasures!

Objects

Homes

Studio

Raven Colunga

Owner & Operator

For more than forty years, Raven has followed a quiet thread through flea markets, estate sales, and studio tables, always searching for objects that feel good in the hand and right in a room. Her eye has been shaped by time—by thousands of pieces lifted, studied, and considered with care.


She looks closely at how things were made, how they have worn, and how they might live again with purpose. Materials, proportion, and patina guide her decisions, along with a deep respect for craftsmanship and the stories objects carry. Each piece is chosen not for trend, but for integrity and presence.


Ravens Vintage Finds gathers that lifetime of looking so you can choose with confidence and ease. Every item reflects Raven’s belief that homes are built slowly, thoughtfully, and with pieces that bring warmth, character, and soul.

Our Vision for Home

We imagine homes that feel layered, personal, and quietly timeless, shaped thoughtfully over years.

Sourcing with Intention

Each piece is discovered slowly, chosen for honest materials, thoughtful design, and a history worth continuing.

Curation, Care, and Preparation

In the studio, every find is cleaned, studied, and documented, its character preserved and clearly shared.

Helping You Build Collected Rooms

Through curated collections and journal stories, we guide you in mixing eras, textures, and quiet patina.

Our Heritage and Mission

Ravens Vintage Finds grew in a small lakeside studio, shaped by decades of living with well-made, timeworn pieces. Every item must feel worthy of a place in our own home. We look for craftsmanship, character, and quiet beauty, so you can invite meaningful vintage into your rooms with ease.

Why We Curate This Way

We believe beauty deepens with age, with every mark and softened edge telling part of a story. Our role is to find objects that still have something to say, then share their details clearly so you can imagine them in your own spaces. Explore the collections and begin writing the next chapter.