Great variety of items from collectibles, toys, antique furniture and home furnishings, clothing,…read moreand unique nostalgic items. Staff is friendly and helpful. Everything is affordable and priced to sell.

I bought a 1910 house and needed to find a key for the mortise locks in my house. I removed the…read moremortise locks from two doors and took them with me to d Town. I sat down and tried skeleton keys with David and after some time we found one that worked! They also have amazing door knobs and other parts of which I availed myself because the former owner, stripped some of these charming details from my home. (Why?!)

Trying to kill some time on a Saturday with the family, we ended up in this store. I'm glad we did,…read morebecause it's pretty dang great, and it defied expectations. For a place called "architectural salvage," this biz has a much larger "antique store" element than I had expected. Virtually the entire sizable first floor is dedicated to a selection of antiques that I found to be incredibly interesting! I wouldn't be able to even scratch the surface of telling you the types of items, but I'd say that the collection lends itself to items that were originally meant to be functional, rather than decorative. Their collection of antique binoculars and telescopes was fascinating, as were their scales. I also really enjoyed rummaging through their apothecary bottles, a personal favorite of mine. Of course, this IS an architectural salvage, so you're also treated to massive stained glass windows, service counters carefully removed from turn-of-the-century businesses, entire displays of doorknobs and hinges and light fixtures. If you were looking for period-appropriate parts for your home, I trust they'd have it. While the prices are high enough I wouldn't say you'd get anything at a steal, the selection is incredibly impressive. Maybe it's still somewhat of a secret and hasn't yet been picked over? Whatever it is, if you're into this type of business, you'll be happy!

My mother shopped here for years, when i was a little girl; Now I do!…read moreThis store is about the only store that offers layaway, and at a reasonable price, on quality furniture. The $75 delivery fee is not bad either.

The best furniture store with high end quality and low end prices love Jim's furniture store…read more. highly recommend

One of the best boutiques in the Wichita area if you ask me. I recently took a painting class at…read moreRELove and absolutely loved it. The employees are extremely friendly and help you in any way possible - always putting the customer before themselves. I was greeted very nicely by an employee named Tori when I first came into the store and she helped me find everything I needed and more.

I found this place when in town and loved it. I bought several things and they were low on…read moreinventory, because it was after Christmas. I am back and looking forward to shopping there soon.

I stumbled upon this shop and now it's my favorite place! Such a good find, the staff is so…read morehelpful. I found cool beads for my project which came out amazing!!!

A great find . So much more than l could have ever imagined. A scrapbookers dream and plenty of…read moreother cool finds . Including antiques, jewelry ,clothing ,holiday decor and much more . Awesome displays to meander through.

I came into this store specifically because it advertises that it buys diamond rings. I waited…read moreinside for over five minutes while four employees were present, and not a single person acknowledged me -- no greeting, no "we'll be right with you," nothing. The experience felt dismissive and uncomfortable, and honestly came across as discriminatory. Regardless of whether someone is buying or selling, every customer deserves basic courtesy and acknowledgment. I ended up leaving without service. I would not recommend this store if you expect professionalism or respect.

I cannot say enough good things about this business. From the customer service to the products they…read moreoffer, they are top notch! When you shop here they make you feel important and special! They go out of their way to help you find the perfect item! They are truly a gem in Wichita!

Beautiful space with amazing items!! I could have spent 1/2 a day in here just seeing everything!…read moreBiden gem! 100% recommend!

Cute old house converted into a Womens clothing and shoes boutique. Also some very beautiful…read morejewelry as well! The shop is beautifully decorated and organized. Blonde lady helping was very friendly and kind to everyone. Sometimes boutique-workers can be a bit snooty, that was not the case here! Exceptional service, selection and prices.

Zero stars! Mr. Diggs and whoever is a toxic environment!! I have patronized this establishment…read morefor years, until now. I overheard the owner, Annette is her name, make a racist comment about a person of color among a small group of what appeared to be customers as well as staff. You can tell by how she speaks to her staff and then how she speaks to customers that she is as fake as a three dollar bill. On one other occasion, I watched as the owner again displayed bigoted behavior towards a transsexual couple looking to decorate their home. She was unkind to them, telling them that her store wouldn't have what they were looking for. At one point she asked one of her staff members to "get them out of the store." I will never step foot in this building as long as Annette is running things. Bad business owner!

I really REALLY REALLY like this store! I'm not too familiar with the Wichita retail scene, but for…read morehome furnishings, I'd definitely think that this should be on people's radar. Open one week a month, this place seems to be a nice mix of new and vintage merchandise, all of it thoughtfully curated. I went here with a group of people who all have quite varying styles, and we all ended up finding stuff we liked. I bought a vintage crate that will fit perfectly on the back of my husband's bike, while he bought some great glass Christmas ornaments. The parents bought some candles and some other decorative bric-a-brac. There's a large upstairs space that you shouldn't miss, as it includes a lot of furniture! The staff is friendly and helpful, and easily accessible. There were a TON of people helping out on the day we were there, which I appreciate. And while they were quite enthusiastic and informative, they certainly weren't pushy, which I appreciate even more. I can't guarantee that I'll be back, as their extremely limited hours just might not jive with my travel plans, but if I find out it's open, I'll be sure to go back.