Sunnyside Trading Co

Happy Friday! 🌞🐪

Looking for a unique way to add character to your home? Our antique doors make incredible barn door sliders, blending history with modern style.

This Antique Indian Carved Teakwood Door (c. 1880–1900) was hand-carved in Rajasthan and carefully bleached to highlight its intricate details and beautiful brass rosettes. It’s the perfect statement piece for a one-of-a-kind space.

Come see us this weekend! We’re open today until 5 PM, Saturday 9–5, and Sunday 12–4.

Happy Hump Day! 🐪

One of our favorite ways to use our antique doors is to install them on sliders.

This antique Indian jali trellis door features an open lattice design that allows light and air to flow through while still creating separation between spaces.

Stop by and see our collection in person! We’re open Thursday–Saturday regular hours. We’d love to help you find the perfect piece for your home. ✨

Some pieces tell a story long before they find their next home.

This antique Indian Damachiya, or dowry chest, would have been commissioned by a father for his daughter as she prepared for marriage. Traditionally, it was filled with her treasured belongings and needlework.

Crafted from natural teakwood, this piece features intricate brass star details, hand-forged banding, and generous storage behind wide double doors. We added a sleek black stone top, now perfect as a console or entryway statement piece.

Explore this Damachiya and more on our website www.sunnysidetradingco.com ✨

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there!
Sunnyside began as a dream rooted in family. Stuart’s kids were there from the very beginning, helping plant the seeds of the business.

Though they’ve each followed their own paths, their presence is still woven into it all. Stuart has continued to grow Sunnyside into what it is today. Through every high and low, he’s stayed the course—and because of that, Sunnyside is here and thriving.

We’re so grateful to everyone who stopped in this weekend 🌞🐪 See you all Wednesday in the Railyard.

& Happy Father’s Day, Stuart!