This place had some pretty good things! They are sectioned off into booths by dealers though, so…read moreprices and sales will vary. Some booths are a mess (filled to the brim with stuff that it's hard to filter theough), but if you can handle that, it's really fun! My mom and I were in there for a few hours! The sales staff is pretty nice, too. They helped us bring some stuff down. Overall, it's a cool place to check out if you're looking for old antiques, tin poster things, etc.

This is one of the best run consignment stores of all time! These type of stores seem to come&go a…read morelot in this area This store has been here for yrs Most likely due to the great selection&prices I've purchased many many items here from large pieces of furniture to small glass items&knick knacks All in excellent condition The best part is the way the prices are reduced depending on how long the item has been in stock But if you see something you want it's best NOT to wait!

This is a favorite spot of mine. I love design, decor, and antiques, and this shop never fails to…read moresurprise me with unique items, the best service on Planet Earth, and prices that are very fair. Spend some quality time browsing, and be sure to strike up a conversation with Paul, the proprietor, he is a fascinating and experienced designer with plenty of wisdom to share.

If you take great care and pride in how you furnish your home, you can't do better than working…read morewith Faruma Paul at Detroit Antiques, Art, & Design. He has an incredible eye, takes the time to research each piece in his store, and will gladly help you decide if something is right for your space. His prices are always fair and he's simply a delightful person who I am happy to call a friend!

i lve, lve, lve this place, going tomorrow saturday morning the thrill of the hunt , gooooooood…read morethings come to those who thrift.

Jacob and I moseyed into this antique shop on a sleepy Saturday afternoon. It's located on the…read morecorner of Michigan Avenue and Williamson in Dearborn. We've driven by it a few dozen times and it never caught our eye. The first thing I noticed were the jewelry counters! Jacob immediately knew we were in trouble, because I LOVE shiny things. They had a huge selection of vintage brooches, pins and other fine baubles. The floor space isn't very large but it's well-curated. There isn't "junk" here like so many antique shops tend to keep. Retro Image owns all of its items outright, which means more room for haggling! The prices seemed a little high, but again, we were able to negotiate a bit when it came time to check out AND the items were nice. In addition to all sorts of jewelry, they had an entire rack of vintage clothing in great shape, tons of leaded, bevel-edged glass panels, artwork, a basement bar set (!!), wooden furniture and branded memorabilia. The clerk, Chris, was incredibly kind and patient while showing me all different brooches behind the glass. He said their stock rotates constantly, so I'm looking forward to many more visits to Retro Image.

This place is a treasure trove of 20th Century objets d'art... and the owner a walking encyclopedia…read moreof all things modern(ism)... Spent a good hour looking around while given a guided talk on many of the items I was ogling... and there's something for every part of your house. Don't expect to get your garage sale on here... the prices reflect the market value of these hard to find pieces, and as I mentioned, the owner knows his furniture and design history with precision. Still, where else in the state will you find a VIctorian-era "bird box", 19th century medicine bottles with paper labels intact, art deco waffle maker or perfume set? Also, there's a lamp shade "heaven" upstairs that's worth peaking at. Go for the 20th century bling, stay for the enlightening conversation.

Alright. Could be better, obviously has done this before. Good after a long break or lag. Damn good…read morehair though 3/5 for the job 6/5 if that hair is done up

Was visiting a family member in Detroit- this shop is legit. Love a shop with arcade games- very…read morefriendly people that provide great service. They have a ton of value at this hobby shop.

Door is always locked and seems closed during normal business hours. The owner looks like he hasn't…read moreshowered in weeks and is very rude and acts extremely paranoid which made me very uncomfortable also the store is a reflection of that. It's very dirty and unorganized. The shelves are empty with limited selection. Just all around bad vibe in that dirty store. Friends of mine have been ripped off by him and my personal experience wasn't good either. He is extremely dishonest with pricing and tried to give me $100 for a $800 card. I definitely do not recommend this place to anyone. Do yourself a favor and avoid this shop. Plenty of other honest and respectable shops around.

We finally checked out Flamingo Vintage, located in Southwest on Vernor. What a great spot…read more Plenty of amazing finds, clothes from every era. Dresses, tshirts, coats, shoes, everything. If you want one of a kind ensembles, be sure to check out this amazing vintage shop!

Flamingo Vintage was the perfect first stop to start our vintage shopping adventure last weekend!…read moreTheir collection is truly vintage, curated, diverse, and cool. They have stuff going back to the 40's and 50's, but I also found a cute pair of black Adidas Sambas for only $50 which I jumped on. My favorite part about the store is how well it's organized because it made shopping so easy and enjoyable. There's no digging through bins here! We stayed for a long time and the employee was available and friendly, but did not rush or crowd us.

I love this place went to browse and fell in love with…read moreeverything I wish there was more places like these shops that have antique things I felt like there was so much to look at rooms after rooms this place is also clean for so much items they have as well smells so good the employees were lovely and very kind love love love absolutely recommend to go if you want to shop!! there are some things that are very pricey but others very cheap just have to look through everything

One of my absolute favorite thrift shops, the staff have always been very friendly and polite any…read moretime I've gone and haven't had a single issue with anyone on staff. Each booth sets their own prices, so sometimes you'll come across a seller that's not always the most reasonable with what they've got but no more so than any other shop with a similar set up and I've found the majority of sellers to be very reasonable or at minimum on par with what I would pay ordering online. I've found the selection to be really varied, no two 'booths' feel the same and while some have more 'theming' than others I enjoy a bit of chaos that comes from thrifting at shops like this. My favorite booth is #462, which primarily focuses on a variety of vinyl records. I happened across their booth before they technically opened last year and didn't realize it wasn't even open yet, but the gentleman setting up very graciously let me browse through and pick up something. Their prices feel very fair and I appreciate that part of their sales go into donations and they indicate what percentage is going to their chosen organizations. They're one of the few vinyl sellers I've come across that takes the extra time to put new sleeves on the jackets and notes if there is any damage/how the record plays with said damage. It's a pretty small detail, but very much appreciated. I haven't had any personal interaction with other sellers, but on the whole the atmosphere feels very welcoming and is a fun place to check out.