WHAT AN ADVENTURE!!!!!! If you haven't been to this 'Treasure Island', you need to head over there…read more(between Morton and East Peoria)! First, staff is great, very helpful, told me about the THREE buildings FULL of items/treasure. I admit, I'm coming back this week bc I need to go through all the buildings again...row after row of items in excellent shape and quite frankly, pretty good prices...they did tell me if I found an item i was unsure on price, they could call the seller...anyway, not only antiques, but much more mid century (MCM) cool items than anywhere I've seen....i ended up making a couple of purchases and have my eye on a couple more...I really enjoy the older vs new *rap they make today!!! again, I'm coming back lolol!

Such a amazing store always friendly and always something new. Great place to go to for everyread more

Great place to look for unique items,some vintage, handmade, rare, and just plain awesome. I…read morebelieve in supporting small businesses, they have many vendors with quality items. I love that they make it easy to shop, with volunteers to assist with your items, baskets and small carts to use while shopping.

When I first moved to the area, I stopped into Two Sisters Warehouse as a customer, hoping to find…read moresome unique home décor. The moment I walked through the doors, I was amazed! The store is so much larger than it looks from the outside, and every booth has something different to discover. You can truly spend hours browsing all the beautiful home décor, vintage treasures, handmade items, and one-of-a-kind finds. After visiting, I knew this was a place I wanted to be part of. I reached out about becoming a vendor so I could showcase my hand-poured products, and from day one, the Two Sisters team made me feel so welcome. They took the time to sit down with me, explain everything, answer all of my questions, and even walk the store with me. Their kindness, encouragement, and genuine excitement made the entire process so easy. As a small business owner, having a place like Two Sisters Warehouse to display my handmade creations is such an incredible opportunity. Without them, it would be much more difficult to get my products in front of the community. They truly support local makers and small businesses, and it shows in everything they do. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and inspiring. The vendors are wonderful, the staff is incredibly friendly, and you can tell everyone works together to create a fun shopping experience. Whether you're looking for the perfect gift, decorating your home, or simply enjoying a day of browsing, there's always something new to discover. And did I mention the café? It's the perfect gathering spot to meet up with friends or family, catch up over coffee, enjoy a little girl talk, and treat yourself to one of their delicious sweet treats or the soup of the day. It makes the entire experience feel even more special and gives you one more reason to stay a little longer. I'm so grateful I found Two Sisters Warehouse--not only as a customer but now as a proud vendor. It has truly become one of my favorite places in town, and I can't recommend it enough. If you haven't visited yet, you're missing out on one of the area's true hidden gems!

This place has limited hours so check before you go there. We were on an antiquing trip and I'm…read moreglad I found this place. They get five stars for salvaging and saving beautiful things from old houses. Doors, fireplaces, hinges, door knobs, fretwork, grates, etc. even if 6our not resting an old house it's fun to go and browse. The owner was super friendly.

From the owner: We sell a range of old house supplies such as antique lighting, hardware, mantels, cabinetry, wood…read moretrim, heat grates, doors, windows, and more. We also buy salvage rights to older homes before demolition.

Super neat store. It's bigger than it looks on the outside. They have antiques, vintage, mid…read morecentury modern, and so many options. The lady at the counter was so sweet. I think I just found my new favorite store!!!

Very cute shop along the old downtown strip in East Peoria. A mix of antiques, refinished furniture…read moreand original artwork. The original pieces are the coolest I have seen in this area. Chairs made of woven leather mens belts, chandeliers made of tea cups and spoons, lamp shades made of vintage photo negatives, the list goes on. If you love shabby chic or vintage pieces, you have to check this place out! They are open late on Thursdays until 6pm.

3 floors of antiques, primitives, vintage, & home decor. Tasteful displays. Prices are decent. The…read morefloors squeak & moan, really make you feel like you have taken a STEP BACK IN TIME. Very clean & well set up. The floors are very solid! Help us at a front desk & 2nd floor station. Highly recommend!

I have only been there once, but I will be back. Walked in and the first thing I saw was the most…read morebeautiful vintage dresser/cabinet. I fell in love instantly! It was only $250 dollars but after thinking about it, I am not young anymore, actually 71, so I decided at this stage of my life I really didn't need to buy it! Breaks my heart, but I have to deal in today's time. I hope someone who loves it as much as I do falls in love with it. The ladies at the store are so nice and very helpful! You won't be disappointed. There are rooms full of just about anything you might want!

Love visiting Urban Artifacts. I made a special trip to see the old Bergner's Talking Christmas…read moreTree! They had some awesome merch (I bought a postcard and sticker), and I got to meander through the aisles of cool "stuff." They're rehabbing the tree - so we'll see how it's doing next year during the holidays. Cashier was super nice and personable too. I highly recommend a visit - you never know what treasure you might stumble upon!

Hysterical prices on a massive indoor garage sale, bewildering selection and variety, easy going…read morestaff, organized with some care, and us guys had a lot of fun looking over all the oddities, unusual products new and old, and many vintage pieces some rare but not necessarily valuable. These type of stores are notorious for that, waiting for the right buyer mentality, both endearing and slightly insane. Is there anything I personally wanted here? Not at all. Even for free? Still a no from me. Where others in my group tempted? Oh yes! The funny socks, big game fish scene, and a fashionable classic lounge chair all got attention. I understand the appeal and can easily recommend driving over from downtown Peoria to check out this junk church.