As a kid and teenager, I was always fond of vintage advertisements, from cars to watches to sport. There was something effortlessly cool about this direct and satirical feel they had to them. I would print these ads out and hang them up or display them as laptop wallpapers. I particularly loved the European automobile ads with their bold taglines and call to actions.

Reminiscing on those moments inspired the idea of Fairhouse. A place for those who appreciate authenticity and craftsmanship of the past. It is for people who see these pieces as work of art. Fairhouse seeks to demonstrate the enduring power of print, celebrating one-of-a-kind advertisements that today would just be digitally copied. Our prints provide historical context from iconic, generational sporting milestones to little moments that spark connections and feelings of deja vu.