Wow, this antique store is incredible! It's absolutely huge, but somehow everything is perfectly…read morecurated. You could spend hours just wandering through all the different sections, and it never ends!! I found so many unique treasures without having to dig through cluttered piles. Definitely a must-visit if you love antiques!

I was appalled by what I saw at this antique store. One vendor was selling a kkk newspaper, slave…read moredocuments, and confederate magazines, while another had an entire shelf of blackface figurines and dolls. These are not simply harmless antiques when displayed and sold without any apparent context or acknowledgment of the racism, hatred, and dehumanization they represent. There is a difference between preserving historical artifacts for legitimate educational purposes and casually selling racist imagery as merchandise. It normalizes a painful history of racism and sends a deeply troubling message to the community. This deserves to be called out.

I enjoy all the galleries and stores on this strip of 125th dubbed Miami's 20th Century Row. Each…read moreone has its own personality, and together, they make a nice destination for lovers of vintage and design in general. That being said, Stripe is solidly one of my favorite spots on the strip. Their collection never fails to be outstanding and well curated. They have a wide range of items, from furniture, lighting, art, and pottery; and their pieces are really unique. Staff is nice and friendly. They also have a sister store a couple doors down called Muse. I day dream that I live there...

Great shop, gorgeous upcycled merchandise . Beautifully…read morechosen and displayed. A pleasure to look at and appreciate furniture design . Very calming. Very nice staff . A pleasure to visit.

Decades does vintage shopping correctly by showing the merchandise beautifully, pricing…read moreappropriately, and providing insights and details along the way. Tags give you searchable terms to use for more info on pieces for sale. Printed signs next to artwork provides more detail on the artist and retail value. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. I left with so many pictures and measurements so I can come back and confidently buy pieces that I didn't anticipate shopping for that day. I LOVE Decades and can't wait to return soon!

Two story hardcore vintage home decor gallery. Those mustard colored vinyl sofas really brought…read moreback memories of my house in the early 1970s. Spacious art exhibition room with the side table knickknacks were adorable with a few replica Andy Warhol inspired Marilyn Monroe paintings and a romantic custom Batman & Robin portrait for only $69.00. The 1st floor was beautiful although the second floor required some TLC. The prices were very low comparable to other vintage design centers and this one had a good variety of loaded inventory. The company has a second much smaller gallery off Federal Hwy in Oakland Park.

Fashion is Art, and the Pinkgun Gallery is keeping Art, culture, personality and FUN alive with its…read moreextraordinary vintage clothing. This vintage store will excite you, it will reawaken passions long forgotten. It will make you nostalgic for fabulous fashions of the past, and will open your mind to fashions of the future. Bring passion back to fashion, get rid of your athletic-wear, put on a fabulous outfit that makes your inner soul sing. Fernando is a poet, a fashion guru, a story teller and a vintage expert who will help you find vintage treasures- pieces with character and stories of their own. He is charming, eccentric, kind, and will help you find the vintage outfit of your dreams. This is my favorite store in the world. The experience is otherworldly. You can find vintage clothes, shoes that will make your mouth drop (best selection of epic vintage shoes I've ever seen) purses, hats that will make you look like a movie star... Pinkgun is a vintage lovers candy shop. Be ready to have your creative soul rocked when you walk in the door. It is a love story to fashion.

What a gem! Fernando was a personal fashion consultant and storyteller, such a unique vintage…read moretreasure chest. Recommend this out of the way spot to anyone who loves a great vintage store.

Huge selection of consignment furniture in bright attractive environment! However its very pricey…read more I saw a glass coffee table here that was priced five times that of the exact same thing at Decades

O stars for customer service. Merlene is the worst at interacting with customers. And Jon the…read more"manager" was no better. Money grubbing and difficult. No willingness to make the experience easy for the purchasing/consigning public!! I will never do business with them again!!

Fine Lion has been buying and selling vintage items of all genres for decades and originated in…read moreDania Beach and has recently relocated to Cooper City. The business consists of two rooms with a huge conglomeration of antiques including houseware, record players, plush toys, yard and iron works, wall art, trinkets and a plethora of nostalgic items. Easy access plaza off Griffin Rd or Palm Ave with plenty of close parking and friendly staff. Great place to possibly find that unique collectible or just fun time browsing.

This was in the same shopping center as another antique store, so what the heck, my friend and I…read moreheaded on over to see what was inside. It was so crowded inside that you could hardly walk. So many items were bunched together. You couldn't really see anything. The store also had a musty smell. My friend and I left pretty quickly

If you are a fan of mid century modern, this is your store. Mid-century modern refers to a design…read moreand architectural style that emerged in the mid-20th century, roughly from the 1930s to the 1960s. This design movement is characterized by a focus on clean lines, functionality, and a seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces. This design is also characterized by bold colors and geometric patterns with atomic age influence. Mid-century modern design has had a lasting influence on various aspects of art, architecture, furniture, and interior design. Mid-century modern design continues to be popular and influential today, with many contemporary designers drawing inspiration from its principles. The timeless and versatile nature of mid-century modern aesthetics has made it an enduring and widely appreciated design style. There is a whole neighborhood I enjoy visiting in Miami dedicate to mid century modern design. Once you know the style of design it is easy to spot it. I discovered Previewmod after attending a Yelp event that was held a few doors down. As soon as I came in I was greeted a friendly hello. I loved exploring the small but carefully curated store. They had so many interesting furniture pieces, art, home decor, and even clothing and jewelry. My favorite piece was a marshmallow sofa by Herman Miller in bright red from 1956. It was selling for $3,895 which seems quite expensive but mid century modern is very popular today. Like in all things it is always best to do your research before buying. I did like that they had a lot of things I had never seen before anywhere else and would be very much at home on the set of I Love Lucy. As a fan of history and architecture, this store was a fun discovery.

When it comes to furniture stores, Previewmod is a highly specialize one dealing in furniture and…read moreother items I might best describe as being Mid-Century Modern or those roughly designed or brought about by what was the modern design movement of the mid-20th century, generally covering years from 1933 to 1965. It's a furniture design I love and know a little bit about, but being only slightly knowledgeable about such things is akin to have no knowledge at all, since it is so unique, somewhat specialized and only attracts a small but avid following. Since Previewmod is in the process of remodeling, I'm hesitant to rate it but some of the pieces they had on display were real gems but, of course, at gem prices such as a Charles Eames (circa mid 1960's) chair. Though listed at a price of $4,200 which one might at first blush consider high, it along with the condition of it actually represents a price I would consider to be somewhere around $600 below the prevailing retail market; hence, a pretty good deal. Beyond their store front, Previewmod also has one of the better such web sites I've seen. If you're really into furnishings of this type, and really only if you're into them, it's a pretty good store in comparison to other stores I've visited that specialize in similar such furnishings.

Went in with some pictures of items I was interested in consigning. Seemed to be husband and wife…read moreowners there. She wouldn't even look at what I had. Man looked and was interested. She kept arguing with him that they did not have room. Very uncomfortable feeling with them arguing. He took my number but never called. It's ok if they didn't have space but to argue in front of customers not good.

The store said it opened at 10am. We got there at 10:10am and it was still dark inside and closed.read more