Olde Good Things essentially salvages and sells architectural antiques. If you're looking for old pieces that have been refurbished, repurposed or essentially "prettied" up, this isn't the location for you. This is their warehouse - there's not a lot of light fixtures, there's essentially no HVAC and yes, it's dusty/dirty/be careful where you step kind of place. It's where they store piles upon piles of doors, trim/moulding, furniture, hardware and fixtures and so on that can be purchased as is or will eventually be made to look pretty and re-sold in one of their NYC stores or an a flea market near you. While their finished products are stunning to look at, this place can be just as impressive. Even if you don't end up buying anything, it's interesting to walk through to see what they've accumulated, and if you're lucky, someone may even be able to tell you where they came from. For example, there are these massive steel light fixtures hanging which, if I remember correctly, came from an old section of JFK airport prior to its renovation. But what's really great is this place can be a treasure for people who like to fix things on their own. You can find old and unique metal pieces that - with some work - can be brought back to life. Or, there are stacks of old ceiling tiles already pressed and nailed to varying frame sizes that can be repainted and fitted with a mirror to look just like what you see in home decor stores across the country. Honestly, it's not for everyone, but the possibilities are endless if you're willing to look. read more