Some nice pieces of mod mod mod mod mod to be had. As with most awesome home furnishing stores,…read morethis one's a little out of my price range, but don't let that stop you. There's plenty of fine furniture and the like here for you to bring home. While you're at it, please buy a small gift for me. In fact, I'd like the Prototype Chair from 1968 by Gruizenga in the window. It's super mod awesome. You can call it my finder's fee or something. Modliness is next to godliness.

If you want to see the mid century classics in their original form and wonder why new vintage…read morepieces cost so much, then head over to Mode Moderne and check out the prices of these collectable antiques that have only increased in value year after year, after year. In todays up and down economy there is one guaranteed market buster, and that is mid century modern classic furniture that stands the test of time. No land fill "fillers" here! Mode Moderne offers all of these classics with honest pricing (disclosing any wear and tear that may be present and should be disclosed when purchasing any collectable piece. Talk to the owner and he'll be more than glad to talk to you about any pieces that you may have an interest in finding. Don't get burnt by slick reproductions at other stores. These are the originals and its a museum experience that'll get your blood pumping for the mid century classics. The "Golden Age" of furniture.

Funky shop. Nice folks. Cool stuff. Why did I need another cup and saucer set? It was cute, that's…read morewhy. Reasonable prices for what I saw, including a large hand made afghan, which did come home with me.

Cool store but at the back of the store there's a basement that had the door open so my sister and…read moreI thought it was apart of the store, it even had a sign on the wall where the stairs led down to shoe what's all down there. We started going down the stairs and the employee borderline yelled at us "absolutely not" and continued to be extremely aggressive for accidentally walking down into an unmarked restricted area. I apologized for the honest mistake but the employee continued to act bizarre. Weird experience.

A venerable shop in Old City. The proprietor greets you on the way in. Lots of vintage, especially…read morebar ware of all kinds. Miles Davis plays in the background providing an authentic vibe amidst 40's, 50's and 60's martini glasses and drink shakers. Even if you are not a buyer, you'll enjoy the visit.

I was visiting Philly for the the first time and happened to be exploring the area. I appreciate…read morethese sorts of antique stores with a variety of unique, artistic items- everything from jewelry to furniture and odd items from days past and present. The older couple who own this store are quiet and friendly but give you the time to browse around without hovering. They were open to answering any questions I might have had also. I contemplated if I had a space for some things in my house if any. Lots caught my eye, and I could appreciate the character throughout the store. I zoned in on this dainty, cool glass wall planter and decided to pick it up comparing it to another- both similar the same shape but different painted designs. I imagined the wall space for it and decided it would be perfect for a rooting Pothos plant! It was small enough to carry on the plane also. If I fancied anything else, I would have found a way to get it back to California. I l later discovered it's a blown glass piece by Jason Probstein. I'm delighted to discover there are galleries with his artwork here in California also! If you're wandering around the Old City area of Philadelphia, this is a gem of a store to browse. You might find something you like! There's so much character in here!

Super cool, unique selection of salvaged items but ridiculously overpriced! I love how they have…read morelike little "rooms" set up, but the prices are more than new restoration hardware items... Great spot to get ideas or dream about having a mansion to install 20' stain glass windows from an old church

Very interesting place. Some stuff is priced too high and you can see that because it looks like…read morethe price tag is 10 years old. Then there is other stuff like this marble table I saw for only $150. I saw large metal racking for $25. Then there was giant staid glass that had to be 40' tall. Tons of rustic building materials. A full on bar! We were looking at the doors. Thinking of replacing our front door. Talked to what I think was the owner and he said that everything is as is and if you want it you'll have to figure out how to install it. No installation or fabrication is done here. So some of the ones we saw you'd need to have some wood working ability to patch it up but they were really cool. It's not huge in here but there is a lot to look at.

The pieces in this store are to die for. And I don't even usually say things like that, but it's…read moretrue. The owners must clearly have an eye for vintage because the careful curation of clothing and accessories from all decades is truly wonderful. Rightfully, it is listed as the best vintage store in town. The staff there were great, and a person helped me get dressed when I needed a hand. Also the aroma in this place was quite lovely. I'm not sure if it was incense or some kind of oil diffuser. I bought a $15 mod dress on sale, and it was much cheaper than what I would expect it to be at some of the other vintage stores near by. The quality of it was great too. I can't wait to return!

I've never experienced such deplorable customer service as I received just now. I will pursue this…read morewith BBB. I was rudely and abruptly hung up on as I was introducing myself. I will not be doing business with or contacting this business again. Be aware. -5 stars

Quirky little store with interesting things to buy. I always make a point of visiting once a month.read more

I stopped by Jinxed on Washington Ave after having lunch nearby. I was drawn in by the open garage…read moredoor exposing the beautiful furniture pieces they have for sale inside. They are currently requiring masks for entry, in compliance with the new city mandates. The main entrance leads you into a beautiful little plant shop area. They have incredible planters and a wide variety of plant options. I saw a pineapple growing while inside and was so impressed! The store itself offers fairly priced vintage and used furniture, decor, and clothing items. I was shocked to see how inexpensive some items were! I am in need of a small couch and they had some options, but I couldn't find anything that matched my decor. I will definitely return to see what they have in the coming weeks!

This antique store is unbelievable. Three gigantic floors a filled with an abundance of…read morearchitectural artifacts some of the most exquisite conditions. Only downside is that prices are unfortunately very high.

This place is super cool to walk around in and explore. .. it's kind of like a museum with so many…read moredifferent pieces from tiles to statues, furniture to lighting and signage to random artifacts. Some things are quite expensive however, many items are in line with its value. Many items are in mint or quite good condition and VERY OLD. Most items are from the early 1900s, a few pre-date that and there are a couple random items like magazines, newspapers, etc. from the 1980s.

Very fun! Lots of stuff to look through, items I've never seen before. Had a good time just…read moresearching for treasures here.

I have walked by this shop almost daily on my way to work, but never had occasion to pop in until…read morerecently. I was greeted nicely enough by a gentleman who sat slightly obscured behind a stack of... things. The whole store was full of ..... things. The store had everything from "vintage" stuff to random junky stuff that just looked... used. The displays made it really difficult to walk around. All in all, interesting, but nothing really caught my eye and I left empty-handed.