Montage — the 3-year-old, quirkily funky antique-and-artwork store on the Post Road and Turkey Hill South — has gotten very successful, very quickly.
In fact, it’s so busy it’s leaving town.
With its internet business taking off, the Westport location is no longer big enough. So owners Tom Roth and Robin Babbin are heading just over the Norwalk border.
On June 1, they’ll move into 5,000 square feet on Lois Street (off Westport Avenue, by McDonald’s), next to Westport-owned Sugar & Olives restaurant.
Montage will use one part of the building as a showroom, with constantly changing art. The other part will be filled with new items, as-yet-unrestored pieces, and knickknacks that for whatever reason can’t make it out onto the floor.
And because no one likes to move a lot of stuff, Montage is offering 20 to 50% off all Westport inventory, through the end of May.
Montage, in Westport. The name is a combination of “MOdern” and “viNTAGE.”
