In my opinion, and apparently the opinion of many others as well, Rhiannon's is the most beautiful…read moreantique store in the Treasure Valley. Every corner is filled with unique treasures and timeless pieces that are rarely found in a place like Idaho. From charming antiques dating back to the 1800s to nostalgic finds from the 1980s, each item is carefully curated and wonderfully preserved. I have purchased many pieces for my home from this delightful little treasure trove, and each one adds its own story and character. I look forward to continuing to fill my home with Rhiannon's beautiful, one-of-a-kind treasures for years to come.

Yooooooo, this has to be one of the dopest antique shops I have hit up in the valley. I don't know…read morewhat to expect at every antique store I go into but I didn't expect to walk into my childhood walking into this joint today. As soon as you walk in, your energy changes. The music is loud and setting a nice vibe to the place. There's colorful pieces, stunning furniture and art everywhere. Each piece of furniture was perfectly placed with the most stunning accessories and accents around it. It was hard not to admire all of it! The music is making you happy, appreciating all the beauty in each treasure in the store. I appreciate the old Pepsi soda machine, the Nintendo with Super Mario brothers on the TV, ready to be played, the rich plant life that made the place feel alive and vibrant. It was truly like walking back into my past as a kid. Bringing back memories of blowing into the video game so it would play right. Putting a coin in the vending machine to buy a soda for a quarter. I was 10 all over again. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything. The esthetic here doesn't quite fit my Shabby Chic cottage I got going on at home. But I'm so happy I got to check this joint out. It was fun walking around and absorbingit all in. If you're looking for treasures with a retro vibe to it, this joint is the place to hit up.

I was not impressed. The vendors were friendly but every time I needed something there was no one…read moreat the the desk. Reminds me of other businesses who don't have a dedicated staff member to stay the counter.

Many things to look at but the best part was the rock and mineral booth. Great selection with…read moredecent prices, and I really enjoyed talking to the attendant, Steve Powell. So glad I stopped by.

Nice little place! Flower shop and lovely antiques! Bought many an item. They participate in…read moreantique events.

This is our favorite little shop in Emmett! Some new, some old, a little country a little rock and…read moreroll =) While you are in get an Italian soda. And last but not least Toni is a very nice lady

I stopped in today, because I saw a tv commercial about it. I know I was just in about town clothes…read morebut when I went in a workers were there janbering on with a shopper. There was furniture crowded everywhere so you couldn't even look at that side of store. I asked the woman what was going on with it and I said I had not been in before. She acted put out by that. She went on to say after rolling her eyes that it was a furniture delivery. I walked around store and quickly left. I will not return. There stuff is expensive to treat people that way. It left a very bad taste to me. You should do better.

Love this store. When I go to Idaho I always make a point to stop in and shop. Love all the Amish…read morefurniture.

I know this strip mall well when I used to have colleagues that worked at the JBX Grill back in the…read moreearly 2000s but I didn't know about the 208 until a random social media post that advertised that they had a lot of Funko Pops. Yes. I have too many of them but I was in search of a particular one - Rogue One K-2SO Fall Convention from 2017. I was planning on getting on from eBay so that Alan Tudyk would autograph it when it comes to the Gem State Comic Con. Back to the 208. There were a couple of guys up front, it looks like there's vendor per carved out space offering all sorts of things ranging from silverware to those souvenir bells. The Funko Pops are the back and I have to give them credit - They are stocked and displayed per theme in an organized manner. Many of the carved out booth spaces were unattended so it was a little strange to walk into the space with no one around. We turned right at the back of the store and ended up near the computer section. I haven't seen a collection of Netbooks since those early 2000s. Command prompts, C drives, MS-DOS speak was happening in the background and all that was missing was the Leisure Suit Larry and Scuzzy Drive references. In the end, its a trip down memory lane, one person's trash is another's treasure and there's some interesting pieces here. Going back to the Funko Pop, they didn't have it. No worries, Alan Tudyk cancelled so. No harm no foul.

I finally made my way into the 208 Emporium the other day. I have seen ads for it all over social…read moremedia and was curious to where it was. I ran into out by chance when I was making my way to the Youth Ranch. It was my sign to go in! The set up is very similar to the antique shops off State and the other end of Overland. Lots of different vendors with different goodies and shop set ups. It's cool that you get to go to all these little store fronts in one location. The venue is big and bright which is nice! It's nice to have such bright lighting when you're looking at items with such detail and color. It's just nice to be in a bright venue in general. I guess you can't completely say it's all antiques here. There's collectables, thrift finds and jewelry. I didn't check out some of the vendors since there were a few selling trains, sports memorabilia, Funko Pops and other things that didn't really peek my interest but is cool that it's there for you as an option. It's an everything, one stop shop location for everyone's special interests! There were still a couple vendors putting their little shops together. Some were jammed pack full of things, some had a nice amount to look at and some were pretty scarce. But if you're a looker, you might find a fun treasure there! I was on a time crunch and checked out as much as I could. There was a lot to go through. I'm looking forward to this joint to be completed with all it's vendors and products. A portion of the venue was still empty and being worked on. The prices vary depending on the vendor. Some were reasonable and some were high, to be expected. Looking forward to coming back and seeing what new things they have. Some forget to bring a sipper! Sipping on your drink while looking for treasures is the best way to spend your afternoon and I can't wait to do it soon.

Wow! Very cool place with wonderful foreign antiques, especially of Asian origin. They also have…read moreincredible natural wood pieces. Location is deceiving, in a sparsely populated industrial area of Boise. Don't let that deter you. The treasures are inside. We ordered a hanging wall piece that is huge and heavy. They helped us with hanging options, hardware, and instructions. We had an issue with the piece and Monte was awesome. He offered to pick it up, fix the issue, and deliver it back to our home. No charge, hassle, or argument. Great service!

Heard about this place because my friends cousin's mom got a telegram from her bestie bear that…read moretraveled the world and later visited once and gave her the location, but not the hours. ^just kidding, but really it takes someone to know someone who tells you about this place. It's SO under-marketed and I can't believe they don't have more of an ad campaign. They have the most beautiful furniture/treasures/sinks/tile and all things eclectic. My personal style is more modern revival, but with my million dollars I'm going to win with this next lottery I intend on buying their entire zen garden. Price is reasonable for the unique one of a kind craftsman quality you're receiving. They have this insanely amazing collection of fire bowls as well... I wanted desperately to convert to a concrete sink but my fear of wet-rooms and mold tells me to chill out. Their hours a listed on the door, but posted incorrectly online. I would advise making an appointment, but it's well worth the time for the inspiration and cultural oddities you'll experience.

This is a quiet little store, but has all the prettiest mid century furniture pieces!…read more Every single piece is stunning and in great shape! The prices are really high - definitely not the spot to score a deal - but the furniture pieces are so good. Very high quality. There were so many beautiful secretaries and credenzas - tons of bars. Really so many pieces to look at!! Not much in the way of decor, dishes, or anything along those lines.

Family operated local business. Run by the owner Paul Sevoian and his son Michael Cunningham…read more Great selection however a bit on the pricy side. If you are ever in the Tamarck area be sure to vist their other store...Tamarack Interiors.

I have been making my way through town and hitting up all the antique stores. I actually tried…read morehitting this joint up Monday and found out the hard way they were closed. Checked their hours of operation. They are open today so I made my way in! Parking is in the back and there's a few spots so that's nice! I made my way in and was blown away. This store, the set up, the vibe... it's all stunning. I adore the chandeliers that were lit right up front but the windows. I am a sucker for pretty, old chandeliers. I'm now looking forward to looking at all the beautiful pieces they have through out the venue. Each room is different. There's a different theme for all of them. I made my way into the first room on the left. It's dark, romantic and eerie at the same time. There's a medical room with old medical bottles, a skull and books,,. My favorite part of the store was the kitchen area. Pretty plates, tea cups and old school metal tea pots hung. There were a set of pink depression cake plates that caught my eye, gorgeous! I wanted them but I currently don't have space for them. I'm heading back next week and if they are still there, I'm grabbing them! I did purchase an old picture frame that I'm going to decorate my wall with. The gal that helped me was so sweet! We conversed about an old dresser I'm looking for. I hope that I find what I'm looking for here. There are so many beautiful pieces that would look perfect in any home. 1208 Antiques is the definition of the perfect antique store in the valley. It's reasonably priced, they aren't nickle and diming you. The set up is fantastic. The pieces here aren't old, grundgy or beat up looking. These are pieces that have been taken care of, have beauty and mystery to them. There are so many treasures here. I look forward to coming back and seeing what they have new in! Especially that dresser I'm looking for!