Always fun stopping in this spot when we come into town. Always has some of the coolest treasures…read morein OKC.

I hung out with Mike for a while yesterday, learning more about his great little shop in the Plaza…read moredistrict. I love that this is never the same store twice, because Mike is out searching for pieces almost as many hours per week as the store is open. Specializing in mid-century furniture and kitchenware, you'll also find lots of cool ashtrays, paintings, lamps, and home decor items. He also finds a lot of classic stereo cabinet, which can still be used. We ended up purchasing two side tables. They were in great shape, and have a lot more character than anything we would have found down on furniture row. We also got a cool old pull-down, schoolhouse-style map of South America. Since Mr K lived in Paraguay and I lived in Brasil, I think that's a cool addition to the study. I'm a fan. I'm sure this is the first of many things I'll be purchasing from Mike over the years. He posts photos to their facebook page as he makes new finds, and he will also offer to stay on the lookout for something he knows you're looking for. I can't wait to see what he finds next! Note: If you're there during business hours and the shop is not open for some reason, please call the number on the sign. He may be at an estate sale or at a private in-home appointment, but if you're there and he's not, just give him a call and he'll be back. He really does work hard to be there during regular hours. If he's not, it's a fluke.

What a beautiful store with such lovely original MCM pieces in wonderful condition! Solid wood…read morefurniture, awesome artwork, and funky cool decor pieces. This is a highly curated "antique" store with prices that fit the work that it clearly took to find these pieces and make them look outstanding.

Seriously worth the trip. We could not believe our eyes when we walked in. Everything we hoped for,…read moreall that we expected and a few surprises. Joe and Ashley are curators and lovers of all things mid century. Ashley creates beauty with the things Joe finds and between the two of them they make a store that you want to be your home. The loveliness isn't limited to the large pieces like gorgeous bookcases, sideboards (some folks call them buffets), chairs, dining tables, couches, bars, benches, and more. There are decor and accent pieces for that special touch or objet d'art you have been craving. Rugs, textiles to hang, lighting, and plenty of inspiration everywhere you look. And Joe and Ashley are cool likable folks, too. Down to earth people who are thrilled to see you have amazing taste and even if you don't, by the time you leave you will have amazing taste. Pet Junior the long haired dachshund, chat up Joe about his adventures as a curator of beautiful things and find something amazing to bring home for you and future generations to love. A must stop and see!

This is the cutest shop with so much wonderful eye candy that it makes your soul happy! There truly…read moreis something for everyone even your furry friends! We were lucky enough to meet one of the owners yesterday and she is just the friendliest person ever.

Love this store on Broadway. They have so much to look at…read more Huge area for children's items! Alot of affordable small things. And can't forget the huge area for dogs. I had to buy a dancing flower. You remember where your finger pushes on bottom and it collapse, then bounces back. Stop by and support this local shop.

I had watched this building going up and was intrigued from the start. What was it going to be? Had…read moreno idea it would be the massive gallery with the rooftop restaurant! OKC is lucky! We were greeted immediately upon entering but we had reservations at the top so didn't really browse. While I only viewed a few things from the grand staircase as we walked up to the rooftop restaurant, I definitely want to come back and explore the gallery. This place is amazing. (We stayed so long on the rooftop that we had to take the elevator down and be escorted out of the gallery.) I do wonder how many high end furniture/design places can survive here. I mean, Arhaus is literally next door.

So excited we got an RH in OKC! This store is beautiful! I've had the magazines for years and I…read morelove looking at the furniture and interior design for ideas. It's so nice to see it in person! This place is extremely pricey but they offer a membership to allow 30% off the furniture. The workers were all kind. Lots of people roaming the store waiting to eat at the restaurant.

Sunshine came in and literally rescued our ranch house remodel project! To say that she is…read moreresourceful and creative would be an understatement. Sunshine is the ultimate client advocate and can handle anything - big or small. Her attention to detail and willingness to go the extra, extra mile turned our project into the dream home we had been wishing for!

I can't believe I've never reviewed the cute little design and decor shop in the shipping…read morecontainer! There's something so great about a shop that has such an expertly curated selection. Rather than a bunch of stuff, some of which is not great, you get a smaller selection of really modernist home decor, well-designed speakers, candles and candlesticks, art books, floating shelves, and more. The chalkboard candles she has right now are some of the best I've ever smelled. I know you have some friends you absolutely never know how to buy for... because I know I do. This is the place to come - because you'll probably like just about everything in here. Plus, the clever use of a small space is worth seeing and supporting. I'm pretty sure she was the first to launch the shipping container trend in OKC, which can now be seen at Oklahoma Contemporary and Deep Deuce.

I swear this is one of my happy places and Decades NEVER disappoints. The selection is so amazing…read morethat I always find something. The prices are very reasonable. The folks who work here are always friendly and helpful. This is a must see every time we visit Edmond to see family. We will be back!

The husband continuously watches American Pickers on the telly and fancies himself a newbie…read morecollector ... lol ... So this place was an exciting find as our first stop on this adventure even though I've never appreciated any antiques before. The store is much bigger than I anticipated and has so many corners branching off to an array of eye boggling gems all very well displayed in a marvellously organised chaos. I was not raised in the US but I can see bits of my childhood in England in quite a number of items. There are endless cool stuff, from retro kitchenwares to toys, furnitures, gardening gadgets, and even clothes! Prices are surprisingly reasonable too! There were a couple of pieces of furnitures we especially loved but they were marked as "sold" so I guess we need to drop by and take a gander at new inventory every once in while. If you love antiques, or even if you don't love antiques like me but curious to just browse, this is the place to head to. The husband picked up a couple of LPs and he was pretty chuffed! You can easily lose an hour or two just leafing through their eclectic collections. I wasn't going to yelp about it initially and only took one picture of a display I found interesting. So I guess that's all I have to boast about my visit this time ^_^

Discounts glass windows and other items too. If you check-in, you get a 10% discount…read more It's rather overwhelming and chaotic, yet there is some method to the madness and layout and organization in some areas. Other areas feels like a maze and quite disorganized. It was still interesting to walk through. I was interested to look at their silver, but to get to them, they were blocked by antique chaise that you are not allowed to sit on to get to the silver.

They have a great selection of items but much of it is ridiculously expensive. If money is no…read moreobject you can shop here. If you are looking for a deal you'll need to go somewhere else.

Pottery Barn has moved from their Penn Square Mall location to their new stand alone store at OAK…read moreOKC. Inside, things are staged nicely and it isn't crowded with merch. The new store boasts an outdoor area which is also decorated well. I think this store has more furniture and bedding than the one in Utica Square. I was there during the end of the holiday season and again, while it was decorated well, it wasn't over the top cluttered. Staff might have been more helpful but it was a busy time of gift selling!

This is a beautiful Pottery Barn location in the Oak area. It's a big store with lots of selection…read morein stock. Staff were friendly and not pushy. But wowwee is it expensive. I'd only shop sale items, and even that was out of my budget. But it's beautiful home goods. And this location advertised cool upcoming events that looked fun!