My wife and I stop into Paisley what seems like once a week. Sometimes it's to see what new items…read morehave found there way in, other times it's to find a vintage rugby or polo, and all the time it's to say hey to the two owners, Carri and Latham. The store is impeccably curated with an incredible selection of unique mid-century furniture, decor, and accessories. If you're a fan of clean lines, retro colors, and that nostalgic charm of the 50s and 60s, this place is a dream come true. Stop in and chat to Carri or Latham. They have stories to tell about everything in the store, it almost feels like you're shopping through their private collection. But don't buy this corner bar they have in back, that's for me.

Wonderful place. I've gotten several items. Carrie is knowledgeable and helpful. No pressure. Fun…read moreto just look too

Great customer service and great products…read more The owners great guys Highly recommended furniture store.

I had been to many stores trying to find someone who could help me design a sectional for my home…read more It was a very stressful and frustrating experience for me until I walked into Zebra. Dave's 45 years of being in the furniture business made the experience of designing my sectional stress free. Absolutely no pressure, just great information and help . I very highly recommend Zebra for it great service, quality furniture and great value.

The Warehouse is permanently closed. There is a new owner and management:…read more Debbie Loughran interior designer, owner and a Ken Fulk Alum. Shop Camino specializing in high end interior design, luxury home goods and services. They provide services for reupholstery and provide a showroom full of rotating designer furniture.

Parking is easy to find in front of the store. Simply pull up to take a look. You won't find…read morechipped China or tarnished jewelry here. The Warehouse has indoor and outdoor furniture for sale. This is not your typical consignment shop because they have high quality selection of home goods to choose from if your budget is flexible. The showroom is clean and dust bunnies were well trained. Walking around can by tricky in some areas so be careful. There's a decent selection of outdoor furniture in the back.

Hit or miss. Depends what you're looking for. Big store, a lot of couches. Some stuff is still…read morepricey. Som stuff is also slightly damaged. Good deals on decor like bathroom towels and pillows.

This is a great option to look for high end furniture at a relative discount. I have gone twice as…read morepart of furnishing my new home and picked up a console table for my living room. This item was about 75% off full list price. It was not cheap, but is so pretty and I'm delighted with the quality! There is a lot of inventory turnover. There were a number of items I did not pick up on my first visit (before I closed on the home and had taken measurements) that were gone the next time I visited about a week later, such as a beautiful shearling Botero chair and a oak lovely nightstand.

I've been buying from Sunrise for thirty years. I'm so impressed with their quality and selection…read more The people are super nice too! They are great for backing up and servicing what they sell. Among other pieces, I've bought their American Leather brand recliners. That is a fabulous product. I will continue to buy from them and support a local business. Great selection, quality, prices, and service. Highly recommended!

I was greeted by Macy when beginning my first visit and stroll through store. She gave me a full…read moretour of the huge showroom; which is elegantly sectioned into several vignettes of furniture levels and price points. This includes affordable starter furniture and the amazing discounted outlet in the back room, chock full of incredible quality deals. Nearly every curated item here is made in the USA! Most people know the quality is superior and the investment longevity is solid. No matter your budget I would encourage you to shop Sunrise. Macy also introduced me to Andrew, son of the woman who began this San Rafael institution. My other favorite thing here is the fact it is home to two cat mascots, really makes it truly a home store and speaks to the apparent compassion of this staff. I can't believe it took me this long to discover SR. I look forward to shopping again very soon.

A wonderful little gem tucked into a short side street off Sir Francis Drake…read more Dave prices his antiques very fairly. I've bought some well-crafted card catalogues, a very unique and gorgeous stained glass front door and another stained glass window from him and he's always treated me so well. An absolute must stop on your Marin antique-hunting travels. One caveat. . . You might want to call before heading over because he's not always open.

This antiques place is almost hidden at the end of the street before heading to a residential…read moreneighborhood. If it wasn't for a man sitting on a mission style rocking chair with other folksy furniture outside- we may have just passed this one by. The proprietor (Mr. Farey) was friendly and cordially answered my questions regarding history of the quaint local store. Having lived in the area all his life- he acquainted us about the other stores to visit and suggested places regarding our specific interests. If you're into stained glass window art- there were a lot to choose from starting with simple acorn styles to fine mosaic style and Tiffany rose window style. There were simple art deco lamps, tables, chairs mostly wood, and old mirrors ( I love OLD mirrors). PS- I would definitely put this store in one of the must visits when you go antiquing in this area! Very pleasant and accommodating!

This is a nice and surprising large antique mall with. Good number of vendors. The items are…read morepretty high priced, but it's pretty good stuff. Some very interesting art. The priced for some old maps were a bit high, but for Marin, it's not crazy. You might find something interesting for yourself or as a gift. The staff is friendly and don't really bother you while you look around. I always find it annoying to be followed around in stores, they won't do that here. They just wait for you to bring what you're interested in up to the front. TL;DR: Good selection, a bit pricey.

I went here on Saturday and had a fabulous time getting lost in all the cool stuff they have. The…read morestaff were so friendly and helpful! The store is really merchandised well so that I could see everything that the many merchants have! Great bargains

I do NOT want to recommend this place BECAUSE you will find it, and it is MY secret. But because I…read morelike Leif and their staff, and because I am ECSTATIC about my chair, I will. But only this once. You will be blown away by the quality, the prices, the selection, the fact that you can get some amazing furnishings that nobody else has right here, in their hidden showroom store. If you can't find it, that's the idea. No sign. But it's there and just do me one favor will you? Don't get all excited and tell everyone because then I will not be too happy. Oh, one tip: Cash it king.

This is an extremely knowledgeable, professional, friendly and helpful group. I have had the…read morepleasure of deciding on purchases with Jay in particular quite a bit over the years and have walked away with stunning furnishings that fit my needs perfectly. If Leif Petersen doesn't have what I am looking for now, THEY WILL (and I'll wait): the quality and solid gold customer service are worth it.

I've donated items to the Marin Humane Thrift Shop knowing ALL PROCEEDS GO TO ALL ANIMALS IN…read moreSHELTERS. If you don't want something anymore, just donate to this shop knowing their cause is going to help animals in need. Jack's one star review is a complete joke and he clearly has no idea what he's talking about...over priced items? SMH.

There it is: a near-perfect specimen of the Crank Review, written on September 13 of this year. It…read morehas wounded pride,it has leverage of circumstances for gain, it has justifications, it is a hot mess of logical fallacies including Aesop's rationalization of the impossibility of getting the grapes because they were probably sour anyway. An in-depth examination of this post would likely run to several pages, not enough room in a review column. Suffice to say, the people at the thrift shop don't deserve this and rather than hold the writer up for ridicule, it is this review-reviewer's view that the original reviewer might be more pitied than scorned.