Bon Vivant
Specializing in vintage 20th-century pottery, sculpture, Italian ceramics, Scandinavian glass, and mid-century furniture in downtown Palm Springs.

Specialty
Scandinavian
Category
Vintage
Location
Palm Springs
About Bon Vivant
Bon Vivant is a beloved vintage accessories shop in Palm Springs' Uptown Design District, specializing in mid-century glassware, pottery, jewelry, and home accents. In 2014, the store relocated to the historic Kocher-Samson building at 766 N Palm Canyon Drive — a landmark 1934 structure designed by pioneering modernist architect Albert Frey. The pairing of Frey's early International Style architecture with Bon Vivant's jewel-box collection of 20th-century decorative arts makes for an unforgettable shopping experience.
What Makes Them Special
Bon Vivant has carved out a distinctive niche with deep expertise in mid-century art glass and ceramics. The store is renowned for its collection of vintage Blenko glass, 1930s–60s Italian glass, Scandinavian glass, German porcelain, and California pottery, including early Franciscan dinnerware and coveted patterns like Starburst, Eclipse, and Oasis. The carefully edited selection and knowledgeable staff make this an essential stop for serious collectors of 20th-century decorative arts.
Designers & Brands
The showroom regularly features works by acclaimed designers and manufacturers including:
Blenko Glass – iconic hand-blown American art glass from West Virginia
Franciscan Ceramics – prized California pottery including Starburst and Eclipse patterns
Scandinavian glass studios – vintage Finnish, Swedish, and Danish art glass
Italian glass masters – Murano and other mid-century Italian glasswork from the 1930s–60s
Albert Frey – the store itself occupies his landmark 1934 Kocher-Samson building
Visiting the Store
Address: 766 N Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92262
Hours: Mon, Thu–Sun 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM; Closed Tue & Wed
Phone: (760) 534-3197
Online: psbonvivant.com
Bon Vivant is a must-visit for collectors of vintage glassware, California pottery, and mid-century jewelry, all presented within one of Palm Springs' most architecturally significant buildings.
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