Entry No. 41 — the Denver file — filed under: oddity shop

Revampt

A furniture-and-goods shop on a Cherry Creek corner where literally everything is built from somebody's trash -- car parts, tractor wheels, wine barrels, semitruck and barn flooring, salvaged timber -- all made by local Denver artisans. Owner Daniel Louis got the idea after a Design Build Bluff stint building homes from free materials on the Navajo reservation, and the store leans hard into 'reclaimed, recycled, repurposed.' The building itself is part of the bit: a renovation pulled up the floors to reveal 100-year-old pine running underneath. It's the kind of place you wander into for a gift and leave wanting a coffee table made out of a fence.

The move: Treasure-hunt the showroom together pointing out the most absurd 'wait, that used to be a WHAT' piece, then pick a small reclaimed gift to take home as a memento.

📍 Before you go Revampt sits on a corner storefront in Cherry Creek North, Denver's most walkable shopping district, so it pairs naturally with a stroll past the area's dense cafes, restaurants, and boutiques (and the Cherry Creek Trail is a short walk for a post-browse wander). Park at metered street spots or one of the neighborhood's public garages; meters are free on Sundays. This is a daytime stop with retail hours that shift seasonally, so check ahead. Treat it as a browse-and-small-gift outing: the big reclaimed pieces are made-to-order, one-of-a-kind, and not carry-home impulse buys, so go for the hunt and grab something pocket-sized as a memento.

• 📍 Cherry Creek North
• 💸 $$
• ⚡ Low-key
• 🌗 Indoors

Where: 2601 E 3rd Ave, Denver, CO 80206 (corner of 3rd Ave & Columbine, Cherry Creek North)

Hours: Daytime retail hours; confirm current days/times before going.

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Further reading: 5280 · cherrycreeknorth.com · Yelp

last checked: 2026-06-07