I have had such a positive Customer Service experience at this unique and lovely consignment shop…read more The owner as well as staff members Mily and Mary are insightful and helpful. I placed several items on consignment at the shop and have success in the resale of the items. All staff members worked closely with me through the process and payments were made on a timely basis. Thanks for such a great experience!

The best consignment shop in town. Fabulous selection of items that far exceeded the numerous other…read morecompetitors I visited. My go to consignment shop as a local!

If there was a star for ZERO I would pick it. I initially called them a couple of weeks ago to…read moreorganize a pickup for my beautiful dining room set for donation. It is in mint condition with glass table, 6 chairs and a gorgeous curio, as well as a beautiful octagon rug only 5 months old. It broke my heart to give this set up, but I had no room in my new house for this set. We secured a date and confirmed and reconfirmed more than once. They were to pick the set up today 11/12/24. My window of arrival time was 1 to 3 PM. They were informed more than once that we were MOVING to Central Florida tomorrow 11/13/24 and that this pick up was essential. Well low and behold at 2:30 PM , just 1/2 hour before the end of their "window" we received a call that they would NOT be able to pick up our dining room set until next TUESDAY! I reminded them that were moving the next day and they just kept repeating that they could not pick it up today and had to reschedule next week. NOW I have to leave the set in my home and will have to pay a FINE to the new owners because of it. All because I decided to do the charitable thing and donate it instead of selling it online, which I could have EASILY done. What made it worse was their attitude, no sympathy, no apology. Awful. PLEASE reconsider where you donate your things. I can't speak for all the Habitat locations but certainly can speak for the HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF COLLIER COUNTY. SHAME ON Y OU!!!!!

What happened to Habitat for Humanity? The prices use to be reasonable for used furniture. NOW…read morethey are downright expensive and many are the same price as new items at Walmart. The staff are hard working and very helpful but whoever is doing the pricing is not considering the low income families in our community who need used furniture at a fair price.

Just great! From…read morethe first sight till delivery everything was perfect! Fast delivery, good quality and nice people! We almost got our whole condo furniture from Blaze and are soooo happy!!!! Thank you to the whole team!! Gabriela

Exceptional! This is the best find in Naples! We first discovered the main showroom in the Miramar…read moreDesign Center but they also have a store on 5th Ave. N. in Naples. The owner's name is Blaze and his customer service is stellar!! He will not rest until you are 100% satisfied with your purchase. We purchased a live edge pub table and it's a work of art. Their store is filled with high-end furniture and decor but at reasonable prices. I highly recommend a shopping trip there. They have something for everyone!

Very clean goodwill store with lots of parking out front. The store was stocked with clothes, toys…read moreand LOTS of household items. When you walk in to the left there's an additional room with furniture and golf clubs. We enjoyed searching for treasures here! Pricing was similar to most goodwills in the southern Florida area.

Great finds in this local goodwill. I will definitely be back when visiting in the area.read more

We dealt with the woman who owned the store from March - June 2013, and she was an angel!! We…read morecould not believe the pieces we purchased for the prices we paid - tons of Lexington, Tommy Bahama and my favorite - a gorgeous travertine and bronze hall/sofa table for a song. Such bargains!! And she was a peach! We moved back to New England and later heard that she sold the business, hence the less than flattering reviews.

Do not sell to this woman. She does not respond or pay when your items are sold…read more She is not professional

Today I visited the store again. And one store employee spoke to me in a biased, rude way. I…read moretouched a small thing in the room where there were no prices. The store clerk made a rude remark to me. I said many times that I shouldn't touch it, otherwise he will kick me out of the store. "If I said not to touch, then it means not to touch." I'm not a child, not a prisoner, not his subordinate, not a soldier in the army to talk to me like that. And I'm much older than him, almost twice. I made purchases, which supported their business. My daughter and I went to the checkout and told the owner of the store about his unworthy behavior. She did not want to resolve the issue. and spoke to us in a disrespectful manner, justifying the behavior of this adult man. We tried to explain that we were nothing they didn't do anything to treat us like criminals, but the mood before Christmas is spoiled. The behavior of this man discriminating against me. Among expensive things, antiques, the attitude towards customers should be dignified, respectful. It is a pity that some employees do not understand this This is one of the few shops in our city where they do not greet customers, and after the purchase they insult.

Today, on the eve of Christmas and New Years, I, together with my family, visited this place again…read more My son was here for the first time. I have shopped here many times. we went to the store. My mother touched some kind of metal figurine without a price (it was not written anywhere near that it was forbidden to touch). She didn't lift anything, she didn't break anything. just touched. (at the same time, she bought paintings in this store many times, silver, much more). A young man sitting next to him, a store worker, said in a loud voice - "don't touch!" ... My mother said in response that she just wanted to see what kind of figure it was. Not listening to my mother to the end, this young man shouted - "Don't touch, it means don't touch! and after that he added that he could kick us out of the store altogether. I was just shocked by this attitude towards customers! This is some kind of discrimination! so no one and anywhere does not speak with buyers. I went up to him and said calmly that the owner of the store told us many times that we can look at everything and buy everything, and even the goods that are up for auction. But he did not listen to me at all, interrupted me and shouted that nothing should be touched. I went to the cashier to pay for my purchases and told the woman that another store employee, a young man, was very rude and not professional in dealing with customers. The owner of the store came out to me and instead of somehow reacting to the rude behavior of her employee, she began to interrupt me and show my son's side and say that he went where it was impossible to enter! My boy was the first time in this store. and he just walked around the store and looked, without touching anything (and where he walked, nowhere was it written that the passage was prohibited. But the owner of the store, interrupting me, insisted that I knew where to go. (and where my son walked, I also walked, and other buyers also walked there). The hostess herself said that the manner of such a conversation of her employee is his "culture"! and apparently she encourages such behavior and such an attitude towards buyers. no one apologized to us! Out of the blue, they spoiled our mood for nothing, my mother's pressure rose and all day she could not recover from such an attitude from the store employees.the buyer is always and always right! This is a store, and whatever then you need to buy it, find it and see it! and I have not seen such behavior and such an attitude towards customers in this city in similar stores !!! result: spoiled mood; increased blood pressure in mom, we were insulted for anything, no one apologized to us. It is not at all clear how people can work in art and with art who do not even try to be professional and polite with their own customers!

OMG!!! This place was a mix of new and old. Where i come from Goodwill stores are all old things…read morebeing resold. This place was staged like a TJMaxx. We don't have Goodwill stores like this in New England. I walked away with some brand new earring for only a few dollars. I was looking for large white hoops. Score! On top of the great staging, it was clean. Then to top it off, they were selling snack in the checkout line. This is top notch Goodwilling!

I've been going to this location for the past 2 years. Last November I moved into a condo that was…read morefurnished, I had the option to keep or remove all or any items. I made countless trips to this location for drop off donation. I like this store it's clean and organized. I've wanted to purchase several things in this store but the pricing is not done properly. Everything is 3 times what it would be BRAND new at Home Goods or even Market Place on Facebook. The other day I was shopping and a women next to me said she had been coming here for 12 years and she said the pricing is getting out of control. Very disappointing. I left the store and went to the Tamiami trail location by plant fitness. Items very similar to the other location had proper pricing for what it was. This nonprofit mission is to Sell donated items such as clothing, furniture, electronics, and household goods at affordable prices. Can we please make an adjustment To match pricing at the other locations?

Great store that's very large with several section they even got an art room! The also have beds…read moreand mattresses for sale. There was plenty of toys, furniture... really everything

You know that moment you've just flown in somewhere for vacation and then realize you've forgotten…read moresomething really important? But it's a common item and you just don't want to pay full price for something that you are only going to use once or twice or that you already have 5 of them, but they're at home taunting you because you forgot to pack them? Well, then head into your nearest Goodwill. Yes, I went to Florida and forgot a hat. This was a really large Goodwill with lots of donations of brand new items donated by familiar chain stores. In addition, I found a couple of useful items for dirt cheap that would come in handy over the next few days. Everything I needed purchased for a total of under $5, and then donated to hotel staff at the end of my stay. You're welcome.