Grain and Grange is a family owned buisness building handcrafted furniture from century old wood…read moreplanks and using reclaimed industrial pieces. All built in OKC! Each piece is unique! If you have your own design they will create your dream piece. They also handcraft beautiful wall art & mantels. The shop also carries lots of home accessories. Owners Todd and Harley deliver the best customer service & so willing to assist you! The Historic Stockyards has some unique places, but Grain & Grange is the absolute must go place!

This place is such a hidden gem! The furniture is beautiful- unique designs and decor. very cool…read morespot!

There are a wide variety of sellers gathered in this building. It was fun to browse through the…read moreIsles and see all the interesting things. Some are the same things you see at other stores but many have treasures from the past! I was able check out some old toys and signage and my girl picked up a rug and cool tablecloth. Don't let the sticker shock on some scare you off..... just keep digging!!!

So for the first time in my life I had the police called on me and for no reason. The owner claims…read morethat I looked like I was shoplifting and my behavior was sketchy. Like I didn't know just walking around not really touching anything and putting a few things in my basket that I wanted. She told the police that I supposedly put things back. She even claimed that I may have put something in my son's pocket (which he has none because he's wearing shorts). Like I don't want to say it's because of race but after leaving and we were sitting in the car talking she had the nerve to take pictures of us. Like I had shop there a few times before but never again. Plus this lady already had a black eye like ma'am you're lucky that I just don't give a f***.

Earlier this year I visited an At Home store for the first time in Washington. I had never heard…read moreof them, but when we were in need of some inexpensive home goods, it was recommended and it did not disappoint. I had picked up some area rugs and decorative pillows for our fifth wheel and wished I had had more time to peruse the store. This time while in OKC, I saw the store nearby and decided to take a stroll. Holy moly it's huge and dare I say a bit overwhelming! You can easily set up an entire apartment, house, RV, dorm room or whatever space you need to take care of here at a very reasonable price. I was merely visiting, so I had limited space since I had already shopped galore during my stay. It didn't stop me from picking up a few small seasonal items though! The cart I was pushing had a map of the store, which was very helpful. While I didn't walk through furniture or big items, I noticed a massive amount for both indoor and outdoor. The Christmas holiday section was enormous and I had the biggest smile as I walked through. I'm somewhat regretting not buying an additional suitcase; however, I know I'll be back.

I came in for a Christmas special from an email ad, and it was right inside the doors displayed…read moreeasy to find. I found some good clearance items too. And used my birthday coupon to make it even cheaper. I've always been a fan of this store. The cashier was kind too.

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.

Friendly proprietress…read more Great selection, too, including quite a bit of Uttermost. A bit high end for Bethany? Maybe. I tend to associate this part of town with religious junk, cutesy crap, and tacky craft malls posing as "antiques" places. (Needless to say, my partner and I were VERY pleasantly surprised to find a shop of Allenton Interiors' caliber where and when we did.) We'd come to this part of town to eat at the Diaz restaurant just two or three doors to the east of Allenton Interiors, else we'd most likely never have found this place. Parking can be less than ideal here, so think ahead and park along Peniel or one of the other adjacent streets.

Driving through downtown Bethany Allenton Interiors stands out. Their store front says "new and…read moreexciting". While only open for about a month, I have wanted to stop several times. I love interrior design stores and was excited for the possibilities this new boutique held. Oh the possibilities! Wowzas! (can I say wowzas for such a fine store?) I was a tad intimated at first. Their store front boasts modern decor and afluency. However, once in the store I was greeted warmly and quickly found several items I would have loved to carry on my back (if need be) home with me. I believe truly they have something for everyone. I was quite surprised as well to see the reasonable prices. Such as a beautiful lantern like vase for around $30. Trendy muslim stamped large throw-pillows for $35 (that I have seen in up-scales shops and online boutiques for $75+) Paintings, chandeliers, furniture, ... I loved the mass majority of it. It all looked to be very high quality, reasonable priced, high style. I asked a particular item that I really loved, but simply couldn't purchase yesterday. The sales associate walked over to the piece with me and told me that it was definitely something they can get again if it is sold when I come back for it. It kind of reminds me of a smaller scale Z-Gallerie, which I love.

We walked in around 10:30 am on a Sunday. The ladies working the counter were super welcoming and…read moreoffered us freshly brewed coffee that they sell in bags to take home. There was already about 10 people looking at all the goodies. The rink was full with different vendors. Vintage clothes, classic records, home decor, Christmas galore, dice and cards from Las Vegas, and furniture. Everything was beautifully displayed. It is super clean and lots of parking.

A fun experience! Helpful, friendly staff! You will find lots of interesting things to see and buy!read more

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!

As soon as I step into Live Boho- I smile! It's a fun place to shop or just look around. Eclectic…read moremixture of modern & vintage furniture and home furnishings. I love their large collection of Assouline coffee table books, I treated myself to one! Huge Voluspa candles, fun Mahjong sets, funky artwork Just to mention a few things from their shop. If you want a happy place to shop - check out Live Boho!

Terrible customer service! They don't value their loyal customers at all. Take your business…read moreelsewhere. Found the exact same item for sale on Wayfair.