Omg i don't even want to let the rest of the world know about my favorite little shop in canton…read more.. mostly because i don't want to share all there amazingness! This is hands down the best consignment shop! They of course of course have some from others... some is new.. and even some from show houses in the area ! They have everything from sectionals to bedroom stuff and even small knick knacks that u will feel like u have to have! This is a must stop!

I love Consign and Design!! Always fresh and new!! One of my favorite shops in Canton, Michigan!!read more

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 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.

The door sign shows stairs. There are no stairs. The entrance is the door on the left. The Detroit…read moreUrban Artifacts sandwich sign should be on the left side instead of on the right side of the main doors with zero door handles that are all locked. The store is on the right, you will start seeing items out in the main corridor. We ended up buying several metal signs for our store and an old black and white poster card of the Dom in Koeln. I used to love walking by there while living in Koeln and every time I was by the Hauptbahnhof. It's a fun store to stroll through and walk through memories of the past. Faygo $550 Vernors $650 Welcome to Detroit $250 One Way $67 Koeln black and white poster card $7 Definitely worth a gander and a visit. You are bound to find some gem.

Love this store! One of the great antique/vintage stores in the area. On the pricier side but not…read moretotally unexpected for the products. Even if not buying anything, it's fun to browse through. There are tons of rooms and areas to explore.

This place is packed full of treasures! The owner is helpful with answering questions and fair with…read morepricing. There's a good chance that this place has the knick knack you're looking for. We found some great brass and framed pieces. We'll definitely be coming back periodically to check for more!

I am happy to report that Park Antiques is still in business and open during posted hours. Great…read morelittle shop crammed full of antiques with fair prices. The owner is very kind not pushy at all. If you enjoy the "antique shop" with a lot of arts and crafts this is not it. This is the real deal hard to find actual antique store with a single file trail you just have to navigate your way through being careful not to move to quickly lest you miss something.

What a shame. I was excited to make this a new stop in my rotation of thrift/antique malls. I wish…read moreI would've read the reviews prior to going as it seems the owner or manager(?) has a reputation for piss poor customer service. Would NEVER go there again. I was at the last of the booths when at 5:40 I heard someone come in and the man (Jim?) behind the desk screamed they were closed, the woman wanted to confirm because of the 6 pm closing time, he screamed again and then started cussing at her. I believe he even called her stupid after she left. I couldn't believe it, my jaw dropped. Something so simple made him snap. She called him out for being rude. Which good for her. Mind you there was no announcement made to customers that they were closing earlier and no sign on the door stating so either. I walked out looking for the poor woman. And lo and behold it was my aunt and cousin coming to surprise me. If I had known it was her he was dropping f bombs at, I wouldn't have spent a dime!!!!!!!!!

First visit. Vintage is mostly smalls, hardly any furniture, little wall art, few real antiques -…read morelots of pop culture items - area to the left of the entrance has random new items like candles and florals. Male employee at front desk was openly cranky to customers and about dealers. Neither employees nor merchandise inspire a re-visit...

Nice people and pretty space but very overpriced compared to other antique stores in the area.read more

Interesting place beautiful property - looks like they have classes on furniture painting -2 floors…read moreto shop - interesting assortment - expensive

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.