A Modern Line

Awesome store, with awesome service. My entire house looks like this store, I have bought nearly everything from here. Much better prices than any other retro shop in region.

This little place is located next to Ichicoro Ramen, and across from the Vintage Post Marketplace. I had just Vintage, and thought this place had modern items. I’m not sure why. Turns out the name is supposed to be… funny? It was a vintage store as well.
After going into the establishment, we were greeted by an older gentleman, who I assume is the owner. There is an upstairs that was blocked off, and I think he lives in the upstairs part of the building. It was a very small store, but still very interesting.
I felt like I had walked into the 70s, since that was the theme of the selection. There were some couches, tables, chairs, decanters, lamps, and other very bright decorations. I did not pay too much attention to the prices, because I did consider buying anything. It was a brief visit, but I think it is worth checking out if you are in the area.

This is right across the street from the Red Rock Star Bar and next-​door to The Refinery on Florida Avenue.
Literally when you first walk into this store, it’s as if you just stepped into the 1960s/​Early 70s. Many of the styles of furniture here appear to come from that decade. We only made a visit in here briefly and out of curiosity to see what this store had to offer. I would say if you’re into that era of time, this is definitely the store for you as everything here is original and remastered. Not exactly my style, but I see how others would like it.
If you happen to be in this part of town especially if you’re hanging out across the street or so, it’s worth taking a quick look at least for entertainment value.

Mod and cool, flash me back to my diaper days and my fave show from back in the day, The Brady Bunch. There is a nice selection of furniture including couches, dressers, tables lamps, home decorations. Remember all the funky colors of orange and green and bold as can be. You can find here. It’s very nicely organized, and the owner is very nice.
Make sure to like their fb, so you can see the new stuff coming in.

First of all, this is the new location and is NOT in New Tampa as stated on the Unilocal main page — it is squarely in Seminole Heights in an even better location then it used to be. The furniture and art here is high quality vintage. The Facebook page is a great place to watch for new pieces. The owner is great and will watch for things you are interested in obtaining. Clean, nice mid 20^th century pieces and affordable and fair prices.

I was first to review A Modern Line at their old location, but due to the fire at the restaurant next door, they ended up having to move their entire store. Fortunately their merchandise didn’t take a huge hit from the fire — mostly smoke damage — and he’s told me they have those items stored in a separate warehouse for cleaning. They are still located on Florida Avenue, but now they are south of Hillsborough Ave. Parking spaces are located directly in front of the store.
The new location actually feels like it has more room the way items are spread out. It’s easy to walk through all the different vignettes to check out the cool mid-​century modern décor. I said it before and I’ll say it again, I actually wish he had more merchandise, since what he does have is so interesting. The Owner, who is always on site, definitely has an ‘eye’ for what is cool and what will sell. In addition to unique couches, kitchen tables, end tables, chairs, stereo cabinets, buffets, wall art, etc., there are also plenty of decorative accessories available.
I follow A Modern Line on Facebook also, and you can see he gets new merchandise in very frequently, which is why I make it a point to stop by often. Go check ‘em out, and support small local businesses!

Happy they are back up! Great new location in the heart of hipsterdom in Seminole Heights! The prices are reasonable — way more so than places across the bridge. I love the variety of art, accessories, and furniture. No gimmicks, no snotty know-​it-​all responses about the era — just plain nice service!