We drove by this shop and it caught my eye. We made a u-turn to take a look. I'm so glad we did. We…read morefirst visited the little garden shop in the back. Here I found a cute garden sign I will be adding to a vintage gate I am working on. Inside there were both Fall and Halloween items to decorate with. Inside the home each room is decorated to draw you in. There were candles and body lotions. Pictures and mirrors. Lots of treasures to be found. Vintage and vintage inspired. I will be back to this shop every time I am near!

This was one of the places I went when I was looking for a desk for my office…read more During Covid, desk and other office furniture have become hot items. They only had two when I went and neither one met my requirements for what I needed for my office. One of the hazards of shopping consignment stores in that you are limited by what people are willing to sell paired with the market demand. Kept looking and ended up ordering new and got lucky and got the first and only one on the Office Depot truck when it came in. Still if you are patient or you really have not figured out what you need, this couple be a good deal. Staff if very friendly and helpful and will to do anything they can to assist you in your search.

We had reasonable success with the few things we consigned with this business. But when we were…read moregoing to take a few more items, we found the phone number "temporarily disconnected". Eventually, we drove by and found the store had been vacated. So despite what Google might return showing that the store is open, not so. As we had a few dollars owed to us for prior consignments, I attempted to track down the owner (Kayce C. Staehle). Turns out she has a law office in town. I called her office (704-625-6170) and was assured by her that the business was closed, that any consigned goods had been returned, and any monies owed had been paid. Well we were never notified of the business closure nor received any final payment. Perhaps the small $ amount due us just fell thru the cracks. I hope no-one else has the same situation

I love this place! Brooke & her crew are so helpful & always make me feel like I'm their favorite…read moreshopper! One of the best things about shopping consignment is that someone else has already gotten the "shrinking" out of the way...your item will be the size it was when you brought it home!!! I started shopping here nearly 6 years ago when I started my weight loss journey as it was so easy to purchase an outfit, where it until it was too big and consign it all over again! It was fun to have a temporary wardrobe, of sorts! Now, I'm an every Saturday shopper! It's always exciting to what new items they've taken in! From my favorite Late Spade bag to the sparkly Gucci shoes I should buy! This place rocks! A boutique with great prices, fun staff and treasures untold!

Super fun! Large space and a good variety of clean clothes to choose from. The fun part is their…read morecolored tag sales. If you find an article of clothing with a certain color tag, you can get an additional % off.

Absolutely not worth your time, especially if you're driving any distance to visit. The store feels…read moremostly like a discount/outlet store that also sells some donated items they receive. They get clearance merchandise that never sold from places like target and Kohl's. They obviously get a lot of junk from Amazon pallets too. The store is massive but a ton of the racks are the same exact 30 pairs of jeans priced at $20 so don't expect an incredible selection just based off the square footage of the building. Beyond that, a LOT of the donated clothing they choose to put out is very heavily worn with very obvious flaws such as massive tears, bleach stains, and fast fashion that is literally falling apart and needs to be in the trash. Yet they'll still put a $10 price tag on a pair of jeans with a huge hole in the crotch. The prices are much higher than other chain thrift stores around it, and the quality is awful. Beyond the actual merchandise, the store is depressing. I used the restroom and there was no toilet paper in ANY stall in both the women's AND men's bathrooms! Not a single one. And no paper towels! How is that possible? The floors are dirty, the people who work there are not friendly, and the donation process is "park outside with your flashers on and hope someone actually comes out to assist you". Do not waste your time.

Overall not too impressed with their items. This was a mix of Ross/Michaels with a thrift shop…read more Strange to see food with used items but good for people who cannot afford much. I probably would check expiration dates. There was a ton of clothes. Unfortunately I was not looking for clothes but looking for pottery and mugs. Their prices were about average but for some of the knickknack stuff it was a hit or miss. Good selection of clothes, ok selection for blankets and not too much household stuff. The employees didn't really take notice of us which I guess isn't bad. It's a thrift shop not a salon.

Such a nice little place to buy a item for your home and sometimes find a bargain. You can even…read moresend a picture and sell some items you have at home. Staff super nice and so helpful. Will be back. Glad they stay open during Cornelius events.

Really beautiful store with a wide variety of items and styles. I have bought some great pieces…read morefor my home and at very reasonable prices. Owners are southern friendly and professional. Love the cute little dress shop in the back too!

The owner is super rude! She acted like I was a nuisance by wanting to purchase something. She was…read moreon a personal phone call and made me wait until it was over before she would ring me up. Just an uncomfortable experience when you feel like an inconvenience as a customer. If you sell things here, she posts them for 50% of retail price and gives you 50% of what it sells for. There is no documentation when you cash-out your account. Once I asked to get my money and she said that I had already gotten it (I hadn't!). I never got it.

I've been in the store handful of times. Very bad experience each time. Watched owner very rudely…read morechastise a man who was asking a general question regarding rules of consigning. Then when he left the building, vented loudly to another customer how much of an idiot he was. Just sold a few clothing items to Kid to Kid and made $32. Sold a large Graco swing (original price $160), Cosleeper ($99) and Jumperoo ($60) along with some other items and she paid me $25. She claims they sell 50/50 but I know she had my cosleeper tagged to sell for $60. Do the math. Asked for some receipt or if all items had sold. Said she didn't know if items all sold and they don't do receipts bc it's a small business and the do things the "old school" way. Will never step foot in that place again.

I noticed this shop next to Modern Fabrics and stopped in before they closed. As they noted on…read moretheir bio, they specialize in vintage furniture and home decor items from various eras and styles. Condition for the furniture is noted on the tags so you're aware of any wear and tear before you purchase. I saw a variety of pieces that were early, mid, and late 20th century. (Ex. Bar stools from the 50s, airline bags from PanAm, etc.) They arrange the furniture in a neat styling so you can have some inspiration for what the pieces could look like in your home. The gal working there the day I went was very friendly and said she would be happy to help if we had questions. We did browse on our own without assistance as we wanted to see what was there before the shop closed. Pricing was pretty fair - I saw a range with some pieces being a little on the lower end (like a trio of stools for $1000) and higher for other pieces. At the end of the day, it's a place to find a unique furniture item without buying something cheaply made that has character. There is a small lot for this shop in front. I had no issues finding a spot there when I went.

From the owner: The appreciation of classic mid-century, modern furniture and accessories comes to life when you…read moreshop among the amazing finds at Charlotte Vintage. Our furniture store in Huntersville, NC, is your go-to destination when you're looking to add some classy, sophisticated furniture and home decor to your surroundings. We're proud to feature a vast selection of iconic pieces of American, Italian, Danish, and post-modern styles from the reputable names of Adrian Pearsall, Drexel Eames, Heywood Wakefield, Knox, Paul Frankl, Sciolari, and more. All of our top-quality pieces are hand-selected to inspire and create the perfect connection for your setting. Visit us today to experience the history, authenticity, and energy of the era.

I made a special trip to Mooresville today with my wife to visit this store. When you first walk in…read moreyou see beads as far as the eye can see. Of course one shouldn't be surprised... I mean it IS a bead store. However, the biggest thing that sets this place apart from the rest is the exquisite customer service. The staff at AMBH treat you like an old friend. They are ultra friendly and personable; they really show that down home charm. We weren't able to find everything we needed, but we found a gem in this place. We will definitely be back!

What a great little store! I would say this is a destination shopping spot. The staff was great fun…read morewith lots of suggestions and ideas. There was just so much to choose from! Take your time, look around and totally talk to the staff.