Olive Ateliers are experts in sourcing vintage furniture & home wares from all around the globe;…read moreyou can really tell that they have a good eye for timelessness and the quality of the products that they source. Their showroom is always intricately themed, and it's almost like walking into a museum, with the exception that mostly everything in there is for sale! Staff are knowledgeable & attentive, I can't say anything better about my experience!

If you're looking for true, international unique vintage and antique home pieces you've found your…read morespot! All their antique pieces are over 100 years old and the vintage pieces are 30-50 years old. They switch up the design of the showroom AND their pieces EVERY MONTH. So even if you don't buy anything, it's good just to go to see what they have. Walking into Olive Ateliers is literally like walking into a museum. All the staff is super friendly and the Manager Azure is the best at guiding you. The Prices are pretty decent. One thing is that about 70% of their collection is meant for houses and not apartments however there are some really good small things you can place in your apartment. (I have an apartment) the smaller items are anywhere between $20-200 and the bigger items could be $400 - over 5k

We love this place. Now I would not call it very clean and it has a lot of stuff so be careful…read morewhere you walk, but if you want it, they have it. The selection is great. I find all of the prices to be high, but now and again I find something I really want or need. The service is fine, but don't tell me something is silver when it has no stamp on it or it is some far away land. That just pisses me off. But they are very helpful when I am looking for something and I already know what I want. They have junk and true antiques. They are family owned and that I like very much. They have been there for years. They do have some great art, but know something about art before you end up buying something that is worth not even close to the price. But do take into account the value of the frame. They have some great frames. They also do some repair of their stuff, like end tables etc. I will be back and I have been a few times. All in all it is a good store.

Beautiful antique shop with TONS of little knick knacks and treasures. A lot of Italian high…read morequality finds, antiques from all over the world. The owner is a lovely lady who's very helpful and knowledgeable about the history of some of these unique finds . They have a sale going on so stop by and check it out when you get a chance !!

If 0 stars was possible that's what I'd give. This establishment is a disgrace all the workers have…read moreno respect everything the furniture was DIRTY

Loved this shop! Had so many things we needed to fill in spaces amazing art and very unique decor.read more

A cute little prop shop in Venice. Came across this place as I was walking towards the beach. The…read moredoor was propped open but I didn't want to go in cause it was slightly closed as if it wasn't quite ready for customers. But on my way back from the beach, I noticed there were people that inside and boy was I surprised by the many items that were on display. I believe a lot of the items are rented out for props but there are also items that can be purchased as well. It was a cool, unexpected find and can't wait to bring my hubby here one of these days.

An interesting slice of history, this "prop shop" seems to specialize in antique electronic things…read more(not for sale!). It does have a small but fascinating selection of unusual books, new and old for sale, as well as some fun trinkets and toys. The charming and gregarious owner claims that many of her props were used in the film Oppenheimer. I didn't realize that most prop shops are not open to the public, only to those "in the industry" so it was especially fun to have access to see this collection of things.

well taken care of as a visitor.amazing collection.very friendly! intellegent, very thoughtful…read moreobjects.

If you're looking for obscure, unique, one of a kind art pieces; this could definitely be your…read morespot. Everything from sculpture, to furniture, and definitely a 20 foot tall Marlboro man. I mean... I'm assuming that might be there for a little bit of time. You can buy here! Because they are unique and one of a kind, and because the store is located on Melrose Ave in L.A., you're gonna pay for it. But, it's definitely a highly curated selection of pieces that lean toward rustic and industrial in nature. Definitely one of kind pieces that would work really well in a contemporary modern LA home.

Walking into this store felt like walking into a 1930s Peter Lorre movie. It was a fascinating…read morequest that I hadn't expected. There are several huge spaces with immense ceilings filled with a jumble of all types of antiques and a sort of foggy interior, dust everywhere, murky lighting. You have to weave through the closely packed furniture, lamps, paintings, chandaliers, desks, chairs, Buddhas, animals. There are fascinating, one-of-a-kind precious items next to broken down chairs and stumps. They have a lot of Asian furniture, and also a lot of mid-century 1950s stuff. Actually, if you're talking antiques, they have pretty much of EVERYTHING at J.F. Chen. All you need is a lot of patience to sort through it, and a lot of money. They sell to the trade so if you have a designer it makes it all a lot easier. We found several items we liked: a 1950s desk, a 1930s buffet, and a beautiful Asian chest. The women there are very friendly (and so are their dogs! who run all around the store). They emailed me photos of the items I liked, with the dimensions. They'll put a hold on items you might be interested in. Unfortunately, the desk I liked the most was already sold. Although the address is on Highland, the entrance is on the side street, Romaine. There's a nondescript funky metal door with a buzzer. I thought it was closed but Diane pushed the button, a buzzer sounded immediately and in we went. If you just look at the storefront on Highland, you would think it's some kind of industrial space with no one home. Once inside, you walk up 3 flights of stairs (there's an elevator somewhere but it's so scary -- old style tiny elevator that gets pulled up on cables -- you'd better just take the stairs.) Fairly good street parking. This was a great adventure.

Joel has the eye for things. He knows what will be collectibles in the near future. Solid design…read more Impressive collections. He is the designers source. Check out his bonsai collection!

Buko's pieces are all so dreamy, if my bank account permitted I would furnish my entire house here!…read moreI found my dream extendable dining table here earlier this year and also, just recently, a beautiful rosewood bar cabinet. The condition of both are excellent - you can tell their picking standards are high and their approach to finishing or restoring the pieces honors the original intention of the designs. Highly recommend.

If you are into quality danish furniture this is your spot! They are very specific with pieces they…read moreget in. Also Iurii the owner is very helpful and knowledgeable. The best part is you can buy things as they are or they have an in house furniture restorer. Highly recommend these guys.

H+E Goods Company is such a beautiful and unique shop! Everything they carry feels authentic and…read morethoughtfully curated...from the handwoven textiles to the imported home goods, you can tell there's a real love for quality and craftsmanship behind it all. Elif and Hurdin are incredible. Their customer service goes above and beyond-warm, genuine, and deeply knowledgeable about every piece in the store. You can feel their passion and heritage in everything they do. If you appreciate ethically sourced, beautifully made goods with a personal touch, this is the place. A true gem and one of my favorite shopping experiences!

I rarely leave reviews like this, but our experience yesterday, July 31 around 6 PM, was…read moreuncomfortable and incredibly disappointing. My friend, cousin, and I were exploring Lido and had grabbed iced drinks from La La Land a few stores down because it was an extremely hot day. We popped into this store and were genuinely excited to look around. We weren't greeted or asked if we needed any help, but I honestly didn't pay much attention to that at first because I was intrigued by the inventory and enjoying looking around. As we made our way toward the back, a man approached us, I'm not sure if he was an employee, manager, or owner, and rather rudely told us not to put our drinks down on the counter. I immediately apologized. We had absolutely no issue respecting that request. My friend then asked him the price of a wallet she was interested in purchasing. He told her the price, but then proceeded to point at the wallet and say to her in an extremely condescending tone, "Do you see what you did from those sugary hands?" He continued making comments about her "sugary fingers" touching the leather. We literally gasped at his comments, her hands were not sugary or sticky. There was a tiny, pea-sized amount of condensation/moisture from holding an iced drink. Regardless, if he was concerned about the merchandise, there were countless respectful and professional ways he could have communicated that. The issue was never being asked to keep our drinks off the counter or to be careful with the merchandise, we completely understand that. It was the way he chose to speak to us. His tone and comments felt unnecessarily belittling and made all three of us extremely uncomfortable. What makes it even more disappointing is that my friend was genuinely interested in purchasing the wallet. We walked in excited to shop and instead left feeling unwelcome and talked down to. Beautiful inventory, but the way you treat people walking into your store matters. You never know who is coming in ready to make a purchase, and no customer should be made to feel uncomfortable or embarrassed simply for browsing your store. Unfortunately, the interaction completely ruined the experience for us, and we will not be returning.