Amazing place to find wonderful treasures for yourself and for gifts for others…read more You will not be disappointed.

Parking here kind of sucks they only have a couple spots. The building is pretty big and it's one…read moreof those places where it's like a consignment shop and each vendor has their own little area. It's super cute but the problem is people need to be more realistic with their pricing. I saw a ton of beanie babies and people were selling them for about $20-$25 for the basic beanie babies. I had over 100 beanie babies and I couldn't even sell most of them for two dollars and I had to give most of them away because there's just no market for that. So I think people need to be more reasonable with their pricing on things and maybe do a Google reverse image search to see the actual value of things if they want to sell them

Let me start by saying I love this store and it's been one of my favorite vintage stores in Knox…read more But, after my experience today, I doubt I'll go in again, I mean - there's plenty of other vintage shops so I'll just go elsewhere. I just had to post a review because the experience was so unacceptable really. My boyfriend and I were shopping and as usual had a simple nice conversation upon entering the store with the sales person and then started to look. Then the comments started. The salesman kept making crude comments to my boyfriend and at first we kind of laughed them off. Then he started following us around the store, asking him to go to the "VIP" room with him or bringing him shorts to try on or off for him. Another time he came and asked him to try some vintage underwear on that were hanging in a booth. Finally, I said okay that's enough he's mine and tried to keep intrigue but let him know that this wasn't really our interest. He made some very lewd gestures and said even more inappropriate things and after that we quickly wrapped up our shopping and left. We were uncomfortable and frankly, we just aren't people who it's easy to make uncomfortable like that. It was icky. Not sure what was going on but it was really really bad. I don't know if he's the owner or just an employee but I know we won't be going back.

This store has so much to look at and so many wonderful items. I just love shopping here.read more

Incredible spot, would absolutely recommend to anyone. Timeless pieces and great taste. Thank you…read moreso much

OMG!!! One of the BEST mid century emporiums I've been to outside of Florida. Gorgeous furniture…read more(new and vintage) and decor. Love that the store is so well laid out...because it's not overcrowded you can really focus on and enjoy each piece. If you're in the area, it's well worth a stop in. And bonus points: there's a delightful coffee/bakeshop next door.

I don't think I've ever left empty-handed from here. One of my favorite pieces was a small wooden…read morejewelry-type box, the cover of which had a picture of water falls near my home--and I'm from Michigan!! Way to keep the variety going :)

This place is awesome!! It's like one giant vintage garage sale, and I love garage sales!!…read more What are you looking for? .... Bookcases, Dressers, Nightstands, Chest of Drawers, Sofas, Glasses, Plates, Clothes, Hats, Jewelry, Art, Antique Items... This place has it all. Whether you are looking for something new to put in your home or you just have time to kill, you should totally go check this place out. It's in a run down small strip mall like setting where the whole center is vintage shops. It's right across the street from Bearden Elementary. I love shopping here and seeing what I can find from one week to the next. i hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Cheers & Enjoy!

I feel like a Karen posting this, but I'm disappointed in the communication of this place to the…read morepublic about when they will be opened or closed. I came over here a few weeks ago on a Monday and waited for them to open and 15-20 minutes after opening hours no one was here and the door was still blocked with items. I called and got their voicemail which said that summer hours would include being open on Mondays 12-7. At that time there was no sign on the door saying closed for the day. I decided to try again today. Called twice before heading over to the store to see if they would in fact be open. Still no answer other than the voicemail, but the voicemail still said they would be open from 12-7 on Mondays. So, I decided to risk it. I just drove up to find out they still are in fact not open, at least they have a sign on their door (spelled wrong I might I add). If you are going to have a voicemail listing your hours of operation, you need to update it if you are going to be unexpectedly closed on a random, non holiday, day. This makes me very unlikely to come back because I don't want to waist my time or gas.

A great location. Lots of really interesting vintage products. They are closed on Tuesday and I…read moreknow they have tried to edit this several times to reflect that so just know don't go on Tuesday.

If you're looking to buy quality, handmade, local goods, look no further than Pioneer House! Julie…read more& co. produce amazingly unique pieces of art. It's always a delight to pop in, spend some time browsing the supply. Also, you have to come back often, because they're always printing new materials. Looking for something special for a gift, look no further! Also be sure to check out Phil's wealth of vintage cowboy and baseball gear! A tone of amazing items, and, again, the supply is constantly turning over.

Located in an 1950s Bakers shoe store with lots of lovely windows, this charming shop has the…read moreperfect Nashville/Knoxville/Asheville aesthetic. Tons of vintage boots and one of a kind Rockmount embroidered western shirts are to be found with sadly appropriate prices ($250 on up). This is not a lucky find kind of shop but rather a special treat for a wearable souvenir. Interspersed throughout are letterpress posters and arty signs as there is indeed a print shop in the back.

Very cute little antique shop. They have a variety of little trinkets and Knick knacks. We…read morepurchased a magnet and some earrings that the owner said was made by someone he knows locally. Super sweet place with a variety of great antiques!

Cutest little vintage shop ever! Clean and curated! It's kinda hard to find, but worth the stop!…read moreFriendly staff and great items.

This was a cool place/store lots of TN themed shirts. Something for everyone here. They are rooted…read morein the community, and is just another reason we come here

What a cool store with friendly staff, fun local products, and just a chill vibe. Moderately priced…read moreshirts and primarily TN-themed goods. We especially liked the shirts that were based off of Knox neighborhoods with funny sayings.

Mid-Mod mecca! All things 50s, 60s and 70s only in this spot. Everything is in impeccable condition…read moreand you'll pay top dollars for top notch vintage. Although I found it to be outside my wallet price point, I really appreciate how Todd and his wife concentrate on mid-century vintage. This come-back era is hot right now and specialization gives them the ability to focus on quality pieces. All items are cleaned and treated - absolutely ready to be brought home. Super high end. I mean, you could eat right off those bright avocado green plates. Here's my two cents on why spot-clean is critical. It might go without saying in this business..but whoa!...presentation and suggestion for homeware use and decor is key. Especially for mid-mod items, the cleaner the pieces, the more vivid the color which just throws you right into back into mid-mod environs. They do a terrific job here. (I mean, do you want to take home a dusty, faded-color, fondue tray which lost its elements that evoke the era?) The whole shop knocks my socks off! Product displays are very well done and you are jolted back in time the moment you walk in the door. The vignettes keep a steady theme and the colors totally pop. Just like they did mid-century. Here is what you'll find: tables, mirrors and furniture, lots of lamps, plenty of paintings, canisters, radios, knick-knacks, funky book ends, lots of owls, plates and bowls and zillions more. They really do pack it in here. And they have so much more to display. I see this really as the showcase boutique for their online shop. Todd told me the story of how he and his wife fell in love with all things mid-mod whey bought their 1960s-something home. Try to catch them on the 1st and 3rd weekends of the month. The shop is only open occasionally. Definitely worth a visit.

This store has THE BEST selection of retro canisters, beautiful & groovy embroidery art, funky ash…read moretrays, dish ware sets, furniture, and tons of mushroom items! I was in awe by the quality and quantity of their retro stock which was all in mostly amazing condition, ready to be brought home, clean, and the colors really pop and haven't lost their unique brilliancy! Very clean store and helpful customer service. Although it was a little over priced, I found a few items I was willing to buy without thinking about the price too much.

This store is small but with very curated booths. I found some really great items. Vintage…read moreclothing, decor that fits a BOHO, MCM vibe. Prices are a little higher but you don't have to dig to find something special. Booths are well laid out and displayed. Staff is very friendly and there if you need assistance but also allow you to browse and take your time. I will definitely be back!

This is my absolute favorite vintage shop in Knoxville and Knoxville has a LOT of good vintage…read moreshops. It's small but it packs a whole lot of selection into into the space. It's always clean and easy to find my way around in. Bonus points for actually having a dressing room; not all the vintage shops do, even many of the larger ones don't. The staff is always friendly and helpful and there always seems to be some kind of sale going on in multiple booths. I usually spend more than I intended but I never leave disappointed.