We were in town visiting family, found this place. Found cute items we wanted to purchase but could…read morenot find a single person in the store to ask questions or purchase. We were there for about a good hour or so. Walked out with nothing. Pretty bummed. Prices were pretty high. Won't return in the future.

I swear these antique furniture shops are sneaky. In the front they look like small stores but you…read morecan tell they carry gems and then you start walking through and there are stairs, doorways, entire warehouse back parts that house SO many more gems that you can even imagine. This shop is overwhelming in a PHENOM way! We were immediately greeted and told not to hesitate with questions or offers. I fell in love with so many items and they didn't have huge price tags but if I was ready to purchase, I would def try to get a lower price. Everything had so much character. In the back, the huge warehouse housing tables and chairs to pianos to dressers was awesome. It was not air conditioned but that was ok, I hardly noticed as I was checking out all the details in the amazing wood pieces. There was even a black cat roaming around that just added a nice flair of character. You could also see the area where they do restoration and fix pieces. I am still thinking about a dresser that was this amazing green color and I possibly may head back to check it out. I was so happy that my friends and I decided to venture in here or I still would have no idea we had such a great spot in Orlando. I was walking around saying, "Where are we?" I literally felt like I was in another place or time, it was refreshing!

I love this little antique store! So much to see and it always brings back fond childhood memories…read more The Treehouse Antiques is one of my first stops to take mom when she is visiting. She loves this place and usually finds several items to purchase while shopping. On my most recent visit I found a Corning Ware Coffee Pot ($89.95). It's probably the only piece she doesn't have in the set but she said she could get it cheaper; my mom, she loves to wheel and deal. She said "I got the tea pot though." I have to admit this place is packed full of stuff and can be a tight squeeze through the isles when its busy and can feel somewhat claustrophobic at times but its still worth the stop when shopping in downtown Sanford. I noticed since my last visit, it has become a bit more cluttered in here, one of the isles was packed with so much stuff you couldn't walk down it; work in progress, I guess? Some highlights on this visit were the collection of beautifully decorated music boxes, the Vaseline and Amber Nilotus Glass, the variety of vintage glass and stained-glass lamps, Corning Ware items, the glass fuel lamps, vintage clothing - blazers and hats, the variety of wall art, jewelry, watches, pocket knives, the Flea World shopping bags, and so much more. Staff here are always friendly and helpful; pricing is moderate to high in my opinion. My only complaint is that it can feel crowded in here especially when its busy and it can be a major problem if you're with someone who has a disability, there is literally no way you can get in here with a wheel chair or walker. Other than that, I highly recommend shopping here while visiting Sanford.

I have been to this antique store multiple times thru our the years and every time I come here I…read moreseem to think they are adding more and more stuff. Most business in this area are doing Christmas in July, I notice a lot of items here were on sale. The place is full of so much stuff from lamps to hot wheel cars to hats there is just so much you can find here. Four stars because of it was hot in there and two the place has so much stuff it's hard to see everything when it's not to organized. I like supporting local business so if I find something interesting I will buy it from here, also This business has a second floor with more stuff. They even have some kid toys here.

I swung by this space because I had seen it online randomly. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the…read moreestablishment and the owner was so kind to let me see the furniture although they were not open for the day and were working on new furniture.

The best family-owned shop for vintage furniture and home decor! They're located in the College…read morePark area in an actual warehouse -- look for the pink doors. They were also just recently highlighted on Yelp's 2022 Latinx-owned "Ones to Watch" list (also featured on Apartment Therapy), which is big deal! This beautifully curated shop has lots of boho style & wicker furniture, vintage velvet sofas & chairs, rugs, dining sets, clothing, plants, and other quality mid-century decor. I've gotten some cool vintage tees, vases, baskets, and plant holders here. I also feel like they have some sort of pink velvet piece of furniture every time I go in there, which I'm always crushing on. They also periodically host fun makers markets behind their building which features ton of local small shops, food trucks, a DJ, and more. I love coming to these events and shopping local all in one place!

SERVICE: 5 OVERALL…read moreEXPERIENCE: 5 Trader Mae's is heaven for anyone who loves antiques, vintage finds, or the thrill of a good garage sale. The place is made up of multiple warehouses filled with pop-up booths where local sellers offer anything and everything you can imagine. Every visit feels like a brand-new adventure because the selection is constantly changing, it's impossible to leave empty-handed! I found so many great pieces to repurpose for my Halloween decorations this year, but honestly, it's perfect year-round if you're looking for something unique to decorate your home or track down that missing item for an arts and crafts project. The staff here is absolutely wonderful, friendly, helpful, and super accommodating, which makes the experience even better. If you live in the area, Trader Mae's is a must-visit spot for anyone who loves discovering hidden gems and one-of-a-kind décor that's affordable.

What a gem in Apopka! This place is massive!!! So many little nooks with local vendors-I think I…read morespent an hour perusing around. Two buildings so dont forget part II. Friendly staff and free water. Finally a Florida business that realizes the little things like free water make you want to spend money here. I bought some wood garland, a 25 day Christmas sign some green snowflake Christmas decor. Oh and they have one room with woven prints in this distressed wood frame. i bought a picture of the italian coast. Will be back and cant wait to bring friends here when they visit me. Also took a picture of Fiona the shop dog-I couldn't resist!

Such a beautiful shop with unique items. It's laid out so you can see everything and envision how…read moreit will look in your home. They have classes to help you learn painting techniques if you already have an item you'd like to freshen up. Its a great way to spend time and you may find something that speaks to you!

I rarely rate anything, since poling for compliments/reviews has become the norm, however; The…read moreAntique Foundry is no ordinary Antique store. The selection of treasures are immeasurable, and the product display is outstanding, beautiful distinct items in staged vignettes, lending suggestion as to how a special piece will fit in your home. Pricing is especially fair, for products domestic and imported by the container load. The piece-de -resistance is the atmosphere, it's a calming place to just visit, and the staff wants you to enjoy the experience, and are very helpful. I have bought a number of pieces since the opening of The Antique Foundry, and I dare you to find a better place to buy a piece of history, created with old fashioned pride and distinction that isn't made out of particle board or resin...

What a fun little place! I want to hear some friends of mine play live music there! The…read moreentertainment was great, the selections of beer was very good, and the service was outstanding. What more could you ask for?? Try this place you'll love it!!!!

I only visited Washburn Imports once, but the place stuck with me. The owner was incredibly cool…read moreand easy to talk to, and you could tell right away that he handpicks everything himself. The furniture didn't feel random or thrown together. Each piece looked like it had its own personality. There was a carved cabinet that felt almost regal, a chunky table that seemed like it could survive anything, and these little decorative pieces that looked like they'd been collected with intention, not just ordered out of a catalog. You get the sense that the inventory has traveled more than most people. The bar in the back wasn't open when I stopped by because I was there earlier in the day, but he explained the schedule. The Imperial Bar opens Wednesday through Sunday in the evenings, usually starting around 5 pm. So daytime has this calm, treasure-hunt vibe, and nighttime turns the place into a cozy little hangout tucked inside a furniture store. It's one of those spots where one visit makes you feel like you stumbled onto something special.

Prices are decent and good selection of stuff to look through.. staff was friendly and helpfulread more

I'd like to give a mention and KUDOS to donation pickup volunteers; Robert AND Clarence…read more These gentlemen completely went over the top in helping me clean out the final furniture/belongings at my mother's house in Kissimmee. I wil always be grateful for their kindness and generosity during this very stressful time in my life. Robert AND Clarence literally SAVED ME.

Well it's a bit off the beaten path but a warehouse FULL or re-painted furniture. So if that is…read moreyour thing you will be in heaven! The people working there are nice but not SUPER friendly which means you can just enjoy walking around without a sales pitch!

Reasonable prices and great owners. I've bought several painted pieces of furniture and they have…read moreheld up so well.