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I love lone fox This is the first time I saw you. Good job

I love Drew . This was great

I appreciate you sharing the prices! I have always wondered what their items cost so thank you for that! 🥰 The drop was stunning, wish I could have gone 😭

Love Drew! Thanks for covering this drop! 👏👏👏

Love Drew! Yes, another drop please. Do a vlog with XOMacenna 😊

Love that you give he prices! Thank you!

I'm so happy that you know Drew. He is one of !y favorites.

Terrible bello❤

I came on here because I saw "Lone Fox" love me some Drew!

love that you shared prices, thank you ! If I can make one suggestion, or comment you are moving the camera too fast made me dizzy LOL. You are very sweet will continue to follow :)

They always have the best drops! Thank you for sharing all the details and prices too

Wow! I’d love to go to one of those Ateliers! Everything looks amazing! And it’s great you met Drew!!!

Love you two together! I love you both and your deep voice!!!

Its a gorgeous store. Obviously lots that we can find in Europe there. LA seems to be expensive for sure. I found 2 of the vintage Ikea loungers here in the UK for £20 ($25) each. I think I got a good score there :D

Nice video on Drew's drop 🎉 congrats Drew 🎉

Olive Ateliers always has great stuff! Thanks for sharing

I was hoping to see you do a O. A.dupe! I have watched so many and lost track of the one I really liked. I knew if you ad done one, it would probably be amazing. But, glad you can afford the real thing.

Действительно крутые вещи, вау любовь с первого взгляда. 😍

Great guys!!

This is going to be a good channel. He’s very detailed. That’s what make a good channel. We are there. We want to know the price and see everything. I love this channel already

Very nice perspective! So many of the pieces are reproductions. They are a great aesthetic, but not truly vintage. My father was an auctioneer and traveled the world for his auctions for pieces like this. Mostly bought in bulk-like the school stools. Still a beautiful, just not an authentic piece. You just have to be careful how you spend your money whether you are actually purchasing an antique or reproduction. Once again, thank you for the opportunity to see Olive Atelier!

Please! I’m so dizzy. Stop moving your camera around and around.

The king Tommy 🤠

When you have your mansion I want a house tour because I know for sure it’s going to be filled with all of these things🤣

Wow you have found your doppelgänger! Great video! Subscribing 😊

Omg!! We were right next to you in line lol! My friend was telling you about how you guys were matching with drew 🤣

I love apothecary cabinets! I'd probably have to put a satin gloss on any of the ones shown, tho, so they don't seem as dusty. _(I think this video made me realize that rustic ain't my thing... all pretty, but it looks like it might make my allergies flare)_ 😅

Lol we have just burned 4 of those IKEA chairs we had them outside in Spain got them cheap in uk £50 each

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9:10 I was hoping to see the loaf of bread🤣

I think it’s expensive very here in Spain we get those for a fraction of the price

Thanks for the vid. You are much better looking and easier to listen to than "whatshisname". I hear a slight accent, then noticed your name: so Hispanic. This place is entirely too expensive for me. Still they have some beautiful stuff. Interesting, I would doubt that any of this stuff would ever go out of style. Interesting.

you’re like twins

No sabia que tenías un mellizo!!

10:06 Ely next to the vase 🧍🏻‍♀️

Great tour. Do they bargain? Is there a designer discount?

Those rugs in 6:30, are they for sale?

Unless the vanity at 6.39 is really old and/or made from expensive wood, its overpriced. I got a similar one from Denmark for 40€.

thanks for sharing. but i couldn't stop thinking about this... huge huge profit margin. being famous really makes it possible. lol.

I wonder what country Tomas is from?

You and Andrew look like twins...

Dude. Your steering wheel.

Good video, but sorry for saying this: these things are vintage like I am a priest (I’m not). They are manufactured to look vintage and they are completely stripped from any finishing to fit in the present trend. The so called “French vanity” is very probably not vintage and for sure certainly not French. I am French, I’ve been scouring the French flea markets, brocantes, antique stores my whole life as long as I was still in France and I can guarantee you that I have never seen a piece without any finishing on it. And by supposing that they stripped this vanity, anyway the feet are not right, I’ve never seen feet like that in France, I mean among the vintage or antique pieces. I live in Los Angeles now, and people here have no idea what is a vintage or antique French piece of furniture. They usually have a style corresponding to a period in the French history, that’s how we recognize their style and age. And here, according to what you are showing, I am recognizing nothing at all. And why stripping all this wood? I understand that the raw look is very trendy now, but it’s not French at all for sure. So considering all this, I think that the prices are rather high. I personally don’t want to pay these kinds of prices when I don’t know if little kids have been working for nothing to manufacture these pieces, little kids or underpaid workers. I am not saying that this is the truth, I am giving you my own opinion by watching what you are showing - and you are showing everything perfectly well - and by being a French woman myself interested in second hand items, vintage, not vintage, antique or not. I like transparency, and here I have my doubts. When you think about it, how are the odds that they find so many old pieces of the same kind in two or three weeks and they bring them all from foreign countries? Just the price of the shipping and the time it takes to arrive in L.A. would make each piece much more expensive. It wouldn’t be profitable to do so, unless they originally were very very cheap to purchase. And I can tell you, French vintage or antique items are rarely cheap to purchase. And there are not so many quantities to purchase. This is why prices are high in France, because of the rarity. So I don’t know what is all this mishmash, but I wouldn’t pay for anything without knowing exactly where all this comes from. These things are nice to look at, it’s all what I can say. Great designers for those who invented these objects. Just one thing: the soap that you showed is probably originally French (Savon de Marseille) but we can find some of them in L.A. I buy my savons de Marseille at Walmart’s. And even if they are not from Marseille, we can find some French soaps here.

Who buys those stuff? Beautiful, but you have to be super rich to afford them.

Way too expensive!

Too dizzy. I’m sorry. I wanted to watch put couldn’t.

Too expensive

OA is overpriced

So what your saying is these guys travel around the world and pay next to nothing for this stuff and ship them back to the us and you idiots pay them a fortune for things that have been throw away, clever

Too dizzy to watch

Great video, but omg the prices were way to expensive! I think I’ll stick to Pottery Barn

No sabia que tenías un mellizo!!