Wonderful selection of treasures, new and old. Beautiful furniture pieces, glassware, lamps, decor…read moregalore, fresh baked goods, candles, two buildings packed full of great finds. Great prices on most pieces - I found amber juice glasses to match an old family piece and the whole set of four was only $18. Also got a beautiful handmade throw blanket for $18. Lamp $39! It was so fun browsing! The staff was helpful in holding stuff up front while we shopped and enjoyed the browsing. Great experience!

We recently discovered Tru-Finds in Lebanon after driving pass for years. The shop is a mixture of…read morenew and vintage decor. This is not your run of the mill antique mall, but more of designer showrooms. There are 2 buildings with decor and outside with nice garden plants. Rooms/booths are designed around themes and colors. They carry everything from painted furniture, old quilts, glassware and even some clothing and frozen pies. The staff is welcoming, engaging and helpful. Prices are reasonable. Once a month, they also host an outdoor market with about 12-15 vendors.

Absolutely a gem. And yes you can find some deals if you look hard enough. I found a cool chair for…read moreThree hundred and ninety nine dollars, but it was comfy. Quick google on the label and a 2k chair went home with me.

This was my first time inside an antique store - or antique mall. Although I didn't make a…read morepurchase, it was interesting seeing all the different things you can possibly buy at JW Riley's Emporium. There are a lot of dolls. Many that freaked me out, haha. But there were other neat things, too, like teacups, fabrics, figurines, etc. There's a lot to look at inside if you have the time to peruse the various set-ups. This is right across the street from the Lincoln Square Pancake House in Greenfield.

After brunch one Sunday in downtown Zionsville, I went shopping in the downtown Zionsville historic…read moredistrict and came across Fivethirty Home. This quaint little shop was very nice and cute, and had some nice local merchandise and unique nicnacks. I walked through the shop and could tell it had a nice selection of merchandise and the value of the price appeared to be very good. I went into a separate room that had 50% off merchandise, and found a few things that caught my eye which I ended up purchasing. They were kitchen coasters and they were very decorative and attractive looking. The service at the shop was Ok. The woman behind the cashier table was very nice and said hello when I first walked into the shop. When I checked out, she was very gracious and wrapped my kitchen coasters very carefully so that they would not break. Fivethirty Home is a neat shop with great merchandise, so if you are in downtown Zionsville, you should check it out. It is very nice and worth browsing around.

Fivethirty Home inspires me to be creative and do a little redecorating. I was worried that the…read morelittle shop had left Zionsville, but discovered they moved down the street to Bender Square in a much larger location. The new location has lots of nooks and crannies for setting up interesting displays and they do. We stopped by while out doing some Christmas shopping and found the store packed with shoppers. Good to see people supporting these small independent shops. They carry about 1/3 vintage items like globes and suitcases and nicely painted furniture pieces, about 1/3 local artisan decor mostly Indiana themed (which I love) and then about 1/3 reproduction vintage filler such as wrapping paper and trendy letter art. In addition she carries a line of high quality chalk paint and supplies. They teach classes on how to use the chalk paint (which I've been meaning to take). The pieces that she finishes are gorgeous - mostly little side tables. Today they carried a lot of Christas themed items. The owner is very friendly and happy to provide advice on painting. She is indeed gifted. The prices on the chalk paints are a little high so I haven't taken the plunge yet until I know I have time to complete a project. I see many customers coming to buy the paint and supplies so they must be happy. There is street parking available and a free lot across the street but it can be a bear to find a spot on a Saturday. They are not opened on Sunday. I'll be back and perhaps soon I'll take one of her classes.

Adorable store! It definitely has a specific style, so it won't fit for every house and things are…read morevery much on the high price range, so it won't be a fit for every budget, but it's nice for a good browse while on Mass Ave. I've purchased a couple decor items from here. I wish they offered more of a "mid-range" or "starter" collection for millennials and young professionals wishing to step up from hand-me-downs and IKEA.

Who doesn't want a nearby home decor store to casually amble through on a lazy Sunday afternoon?…read moreIt's a place to dream, a place to mentally pin to your wish list, a place to find furnishings or furniture you aren't going to find at IKEA. Got our beloved dining table from here--repurposed teak from old cricket stadiums. You can buy your stuff at any chain, but here, you buy it from a local, from one of your neighbors, and maybe you get a story with it, like our table. Friendly, fun, and in an historic building. Love all of it!

Beautiful antique store in beautiful setting. Very special. Had a wide variety of antiques and…read morenewer items too.

Hot House always has the best selection of curated vintage clothes. They focus mainly on 70s-90s…read moreclothing, but also carry a variety of new clothes, vinyl records, accessories, and shoes. Everything is clean and smells really good! The prices are really fair, especially compared to other vintage stores! The store itself is so cool! The decor is awesome (especially the cassette wall) and it makes for some fun Instagram photos. Definitely make sure you check out this hidden gem in the Fashion Mall at Keystone!

Hot House Market is like a breath of fresh air in the Fashion Mall at Keystone. This cute little…read moreshop is where you can find real vintage clothing, vintage shoes, vinyl records, cassette tapes (seriously! Like, actual cassette tapes) and other unusual paraphernalia. I just happened upon this store when I was walking around aimlessly at the mall. It's located right by Saks Fifth Avenue, at the end of the mall, just chillin' innocuously, all by itself. My sister collects vinyl, so I pawed through their selection to try to find some sick rekkids for her. I did find quite a few, actually, and they were priced right (anywhere from $1 to $10). The selection runs the gamut from Supertramp to Leonard Cohen to Perry Como. There are records for everyone here! They also sell locally made candles and smudge sticks, for all your burning needs.

Just a quick review for this place, because they're closing at the end of the year and I don't want…read moreto invest a lot of time in a review that's going to be obsolete in two months. But you should go snatch up your vintage tiles, dirty windows, election buttons, business stamps, used toilets, and other random things while you can. It's called "Another Fine Mess" and it lives up to its name. I could probably spend an entire day looking at all of the random piles of treasure and junk. It's just amazing what you'll find here.

If you are looking for antique hardware, they have it. You need to match a wall handle a hinge,…read morethen go to this place. They will have it.

They weren't even open, but posted new items on FB and Jessica makes these FABULOUS fingerless…read moregloves with dragon scales! I had to buy all she had! Everything in the store is fascinating and very cool.

My favorite thing about this store is that it feels like an info booth for the antiquing and…read morevintage community in Indy. The staff knows the selection like the back of their hand and can guide you to exactly what you're looking for. But they also really celebrate other antique and vintage stores and curators in town, and can direct you to just about anything you're looking for. Bazaar-Oh Vintage is a small vintage shop on the east side of Irvington, but don't be fooled by its size. It's delightfully decked out with curiosities, and always manages to procure oddities and beauties that aren't typically found in other vintage shops. You'll find more décor and furniture than clothing, which suits my preference anyways since I wear the same five shirts every week. We've gotten Tiffany-style lamps, Irvington Ice and Coal coupon books, and a number of other peculiarities from this store, and we love to pop in as often as we can to see what's new! I'd recommend following them on Instagram to stay up to date on some of their coolest acquisitions.