First the beautiful way that they maintain the integrity of this old building was very commendable…read more I love that they have such a wide variety of consignment owners, which makes it very interesting to browse, and you can very easily spend a couple hours lost in admiration at the wonderful things people collect, make, and display for sale. The one improvement they really need to make is how they check out. The gentleman in front of me had 10 items and it took over 10 minutes to bring him up. I only had five items that it took five minutes to bring me up. Two nice ladies checking me out one that was sweet and one that was so sour.

I love this antique shop! Everything is very curated and organized. It's easy to shop and I don't…read morefeel overwhelmed, even though there are 3 floors and you can spend hours in this store alone! The staff is very friendly and helpful. They pulled about a half dozen candlestick holders for me when I inquired. The pricing feels overall fair and there are seriously some cool pieces. My son loves buying vintage toys from this shop and he also thoroughly enjoyed searching for the toy soldier hidden for the Main Street Deland Mistletoe March!

Saw this driving by.... had to stop. Supposedly haunted by old past owners…read more Place is set up with a narrated and walking tour of the house and assorted spooks and ghosts that ljve??? Inhabit the house... Interesting little artifacts within the house. And some things are up for sale. I guess be careful what you buy.... you might bring home a hitchhiker.

One of the best little antique shops ever! My family and I love a curiosity shop and this place…read morereally fit the bill. They offer a guided tour on your cell phone to take at your own pace. They even give you an EMF reader to detect "energy" to see if a ghost is nearby. Ours actually spiked a few times! The store has a tarot room off to the side where you can get a reading. It was roped off when we were there. There was a jewelry designer on-site and an author who was also the shop owner. I bought one of the many books she had for sale and she autographed it for me. There are many treasures for sale in this shop, and we all chose our treats. Lots of handmade jewelry, some real antiques, books, tarot cards and crystals. Such a fun place and one of our favorite shops in the area.

I periodically walk the downtown area of Deland to browse the antique shops that line the main drag…read moreor stop to grab a bite at one of the many small restaurants. Today was not so different than most days in this little town that is also known as "Little Athens" the downtown area is usually busy with visitors and locals alike walking, shopping or working it doesn't really matter if it's a weekday or the weekend. Today as I approached the corner of 17/92 and Georgia Avenue there was a new side walk sign I never notice before advertising Florida Victorian Architectural Antiques. Even though I knew I couldn't spend the time required to throughly check out this new curiosity I just discovered I had to at least take a peek. As I walked through the door I immediately knew I was only going to be able to touch the surface of this expansive space, exploring this treasure trove would require much more time than I had allowed today. As I made my way through the first two elongated rooms I ran into one of the owners who immediately greeted me and gave me a brief overview of the layout. As you exit the second room you find yourself inside Caffe DaVinic a few more steps you're in a huge courtyard surrounding an outdoor bar turn left and exit the courtyard and you find yourself in the backyard of large yellow house with wooden stairs leading to the second floor now I'm feeling like I'm on a scavenger hunt as you enter the door on the left at the top of the stairs you're suddenly inside a coffee bar turn to your right there's a lounge area with a juice bar. I tell you its like a maze and as accidental as the layout maybe it's pretty cool, the rest of the second floor of this yellow house is occupied with rooms filled with an array of art, sculptures and trinkets. My first walk through is unlike any I've experienced in the area, what I first thought was a simple antique store turns out to be a bundle of uniqueness. I'm definitely coming back.

We were looking for unusual and antique touches for our remodel of our 1920s house. It was a…read moretreasure trove of doors, glass, old growth hardwood flooring, beans and more. Everyone on staff there was super helpful and Mark walked us around showing us many things. We will be sourcing many items for our remodel from them. But as they recommended we will need to come back a few times - w measurements - happy to do so!

So, looks like I'm the first 5 star review here! What I can't fathom is why?? The woman who owns…read morethe shoppe was absolutely the sweetest to me & my children - two 11 years olds and a 10 year old (2 of my daughters & their friend). My girls were all well-behaved & love antiquing themselves. She greeted us & helped us identify various items around her shoppe (which is larger than expected including the various back rooms). She knocked a couple of bucks off the items the girls chose to buy (with their own money) and mine as well. I thought the shoppe adorable & the owner quite a character - vibrant, informative & very pleasant. Highly recommend checking this place out!

A lovely store, and the owner is a fun, friendly lady. She just reopened at a new location…read morerecently, so the store is even bigger and full of the same kind of incredible, eclectic, vintage items as before. Side note: since this is an antique store, and full of many fragile pieces, this may not be the place to take your small child unless you can keep a close eye on them.

I don't know how often they have this show but it was a little bit of a let down, the exposition…read morehall is not that big and there was more antique jewelry than anything else. The six dollar admission came with a free pass for the next show scheduled in January 2015. The vendors were friendly the prices seemed a little steep although I didn't find anything I had to have I did hear a few of the vendors say their prices were negotiable so that was good to hear. There were many more vendors than shoppers this was the second day so maybe the first day was better. I think if I go to the next one I will go the first day. It's good they hold these events here I am sure the fair grounds can use the revenue.

The promoters of this show are top-notch and have been making a concerted effort to bring the best…read morein dealers from across the state who offer a range of antiques, collectibles and decorative items.

Awesome place! Huge selection of vintage and used furniture and decor, what a fun place to go look…read morearound! We found exactly what we were looking for in our first trip there!

First time visiting this store. It is conveniently located right off Volusia avenue in Orange City…read more The store has been open now two years. The store is huge and jam packed full of good furniture, home decor, collectables, jewelry, and more; so much so that a tall guy like me has a hard time getting around without bumping my head on something hanging from above. There is also a warehouse next door to the main building but it is closed until Thursdays, I guess to minimize the amount of staff working on slower days. Something to note that this store has a fantastic selection of stained glass sheets in a variety of sizes for sale. They also have a stained glass workshop in the back, very cool. Plus the owner makes stained glass wind chimes and other items that are here for sale. Although many of the items here are very nice and an excellent condition, we felt that everything is just too expensive. Even some of the items you consider 'Thrifty' seemed overpriced. Regardless, if you're looking for a unique piece of furniture, lamp, or dining room set they just might have it. I highly recommend checking them out if you have never been here before because they do have a lot of great stuff, but honestly I can't see myself going back here on the regular just because of the pricing.

I was interested in a love seat and chair that I saw displayed in the window. I called and left a…read morevoice mail. It was only 5 minutes later that Tracy, the owner, returned my call. I told her I was interested in the love seat and chair but unfortunately the store was closed. She offered to return to the store without any hesitation. In less than 5 minutes, she arrived. I bought the love seat and chair and looked around the store. Such a variety of beautiful items. I will go back again when the store is actually open so I can take my time browsing! I would recommend this shop to anyone! I am one happy and satisfied customer! Kim Harding

This Mall is great it has new management they are very friendly and helpful. There is 10 vendors so…read moreit's a great mix of New, Vintage, Mid Century Modern, Up Cycle Painted Furniture, Home Decor, Yard Garden Art, Collectibles, Antiques and more. Also a Stained Glass Store. They Rent Booths so there is a great mix of items.

Worst of the Worst - Best to Avoid Owner is very rude &…read morehostile towards customers. He will refuse to give you prices or information on items if he doesn't think you're worth his time. And will accuse you of looking up the price of items if you try to take pictures in his store. I could honestly overlook the owners lack of people skills and/or manners if there was actually good stuff here. But it's all picked-over junk at this point. If by some miracle you actually end up finding something you like here.. you can get it cheaper somewhere else where they don't talk-down and try to intimidate you.