Great one of a kind pieces. Art and western furniture. This is the place if you're looking for…read moresomething unique!

We loved shopping at Gina's. Her shop is colorful and fun and will definitely be a stop whenever…read morewe visit Wickenburg again. We were fortunate to meet Gina who is not only the shop owner, but also the shop artist. I love her work! We purchased a painting for our kitchen and it's perfect for our space! This was our first visit to Wickenburg and learning that it is the roping capital of the world, we chose a painting that depicts a cowboy roping a steer.

A fascinating place to come and browse. Housed in a restored circa late 1800's hotel, the store…read moreitself is in some ways as interesting as the merchandise. The merchandise, from numerous sources, is crammed into every nook and cranny over two floors. Some antiques. Some vintage. Some contemporary. Some predictable items, but many unexpected as well. Need some used, hmm vintage, cowboy boots? They have quite a selection. Pricing varies, with some prices a little out of line, but for the most part pricing is very reasonable. A stop at Antiques & Artisans is a fun add on to any trip to Wickenburg. You never know what you might find. Then walk on down the street to visit the many other locally owned shops and cafes that are located nearby.

This place is huge... two floors to boot! On our last visit to Wickenburg, we visited Antique &…read moreArtisans Emporium for the first time and were dismayed we'd not visited before on prior visits to this great town. This place is home to over fifty independent dealers amalgamated within two floors with a vast array of eclectic items, native crafts, oddities, fine art, estate treasures, clothing, hats, shoes, vintage goods and much, much more. It was fun walking through this shop, museum and store. Their inventory apparently changes over time, so this is definitely a place you want to stop in regularly when visiting Wickenburg - and get what you like, you may never see it there again.

It's easy to get "lost" in the visual menagerie and mystique of the place. So much to see. I…read morefind it fascinating. If I had the time, I could see myself easily spending a good hour here looking over everything but as I'm on a schedule I couldn't stay as long as I would had wished.

As another review stated... it is a little confusing, the name/names of this place, but don't let…read morethat discourage you to pop into this amazing shop/shops. There are many rooms so don't neglect peeking around corners. Unique unique and unique is how I would describe the wares here. It reminds me of being in Central Mexico in some of the cities/towns with all the artsy fun shops and decorated street vendors. You will not want to pass this cool place by. The only reason I gave it four stars are because it is a bit pricey. Otherwise, I would have given it a 10 (if only Yelp had 10 stars - wink wink.) Another one of the names is "Son Silver West" I took a variety of pics and would have taken more but hubby was ready to go (Next time he can stay home!). hehe.

What a find! So much talent in this beautiful shop/gallery. Incredible hand made one of a kind…read morepurses and so many other unique Western items. A cowgirl's dream store. Don't miss stopping here if you happen to be staying or traveling through Wickenberg, you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Dirt Road Art and Collective is a destination shopping venue where you will find local artisan's…read moreofferings, hand-crafted delights and collector's culminations of western and southwestern styles with a splash of Boho-hippychic.

Yelled at me thinking I was taking a picture of her junk. Was just looking at a text message on my…read morephone. Not welcomed at all.

We just purchased a set of antique doors from the old mining company. Angie is the greatest person…read moreto help you find the perfect door/doors!!!! she has so much history from her doors when your done you feel like friends. we can't wIt to do business again with her at her new place, Fallins down home vintage shop, 225 Willis street, Prescott Go see them for all your home decor needs!!! You will not leave disappointed!

Angela is so friendly and accommodating! She helped us find a beautiful door for our project. Doors…read morewere labeled well with measurements and where they were salvaged. Love having a little bit of history regarding our purchase. Prices are extremely fair as well!

Have to give the Wickenburg ReStore a 5-Star rating! They were outstanding, from Blanca at the…read morefront counter to David and Luis who delivered the combo washer/dryer that I purchased. I love my purchase and saved hundreds of dollars over what it would have cost me elsewhere! Thank you!

We all understand that Habitat for Humanity does great things for communities nationwide. However,…read moretheir "Restore" thrift shops seems more like an overpriced yard sale than anything else. Tons of home renovation stuff like light fixtures, tile, doors, sinks, toilets, etc. At least a dozen TVs and mattresses, which no one seems to buy. They have an "antique" section in which they sell furniture, etc. for a WHOLE lot more than I'd be willing to pay. They do not ever negotiate prices, of which nearly all are overpriced. Rusted out bikes with unusable tires and cracking brake lines will run you $30--- just to give you an idea. I'd rather spend my time (and money) at the Soroptomist Thrift Store.