Interiors By Consign at the Huntsville location is my favorite furniture and home decor store…read more This is NOT a thrift store. Much of the furniture you'll find there is very high end and often quite unique. But even the high end consigned furniture is offered for MUCH less than you'd pay in a regular, fine furniture store for the quality. Even if you do not find what you're looking for, shopping at Interiors By Consign in Huntsville is always an enjoyable adventure. I love to take friends there who have never been to the store and they generally become repeat customers like me. This happens because of the amazing furniture and artwork sold there and because of the lovely people who work there such as Jesse and Pam. I'm already looking forward to my next excellent adventure at Interiors By Consign.

I visited the store today. There were several employees-no one greeted me or asked if I needed…read morehelp. There are some cute furniture pieces, but everything is priced double what it should be. I won't go back or recommend!!

I became of aware of this store when I saw the EmersonCole Facebook page. I have been looking for a…read morecoffee table for my living room. I wanted something sturdy and unique. This shop carries all kinds of furniture pieces as well as art work and accessories for the home. Friendly atmosphere and great prices. They are only open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the present time.

Very clean, lots of variety in selection and reasonable prices. Plenty of registers open so I was…read morein and out in a timely manner.

Well, visiting my daughter, she needed a few things from about every department. I was told this is…read morethe newer of the two HomeGoods located in Huntsville. It's in a great location with lots of other shops so it's very convenient and super clean. The staff is super friendly and my only picky thing and Wyatt didn't get five stars is that a lot of the merchandise does not have price tags in the food section and pet section, so we left those items even the staff could not find prices on many of the items. Overall, though a great store that's well stocked

Recently after having total knee replacement surgery I realized it is time for a new chair. My old…read morechair wasn't comfortable. Hubs and I went to Lily Flagg Furniture to see what they had. The store had quite a few rocker recliner chairs. I spent time trying out several before picking one. The owner is very nice and accommodating. She set my delivery up for a minimal fee and the delivery was made on time as promised. This store is open Thursday thru Saturday. They sell excellent made furniture and much of it is made here in the USA. They have a loyal fan base, do not advertise and the prices on the furniture are about as low as they are going to be. There is no wheeling or dealing to get 10-15% off the listed price as the owner sets the lowest price to begin with. Due to COVID, there are signs thru the store about furniture not being able to be returned. You can't miss the signs. Pre-COVID the signs weren't up. If you are looking for great quality furniture, please stop by and give this mom and pop business a look see. As long as you are sure of your purchase, you will be happy with your furniture.

A great small owner business. I went in to look at recliners and was treated with respect and they…read morelistened to my needs without being pushy. In the end, even though I was intending to shop around, I bought a recliner on the spot and they helped load it in my car. I will shop there for furniture in the future for certain.

I like Sutton's Furniture! The showroom is huge, with a large variety in terms of styles! We bought…read morea china cabinet there years ago and it's held up beautifully. The folks who own and run this store are super friendly and there is no pressure to buy. Everything seemed to be good quality as reflected in our china cabinet.

My husband and I went there yesterday. It was 90 degrees outside and they did not have any A/C on…read morein the store. They. are $500.00 higher on a desk than other furniture stores in the area. We looked at a bookshelf that was supposed to be real wood but the wood was so thin my husband could have stuck his finger through it. Unless you want to pay outrageous prices for cheap furniture, stay away from this store.

I love this store and almost did not post because I'm not exactly sure I want the secret out!…read more Amazing store! Locally made furniture from hand carved wooden bowls to chests, hutches, side tables and more. They have a whole room for your garden- pots, little signs, shelving for your herb garden. There is a whole kitchen section with glass measuring cups, white ceramic and pottery canisters, salt pepper shakers, etc.. Lots of items you can use for gifts or in a gift basket. They have other items.. go in, take a look around. They are super nice! They get new inventory every 3rd week of the month . That's next week!! I'm excited. I'll see you there.

Lots of nice furniture, much of it is distressed and/or gives a farmhouse vibe. Prices are good…read more Friendly staff. Wasn't sure what to expect from the kitschy sign out front. The whole house (practically) and the garage are all used as display space for large and small furniture pieces and some giftware and classic kitchen items. Lots better than Pottery Barn. Check it out!

A man greeted me in the middle of the store to tell me about the layout. I thanked him and turned…read moreto continue my walk. I guess I wasn't thrilled enough for him after having worked a shift this morning. However, I didn't realize I needed to bring my own customer service skills to enter the store. He walked away and said, "well, she didn't have any manners!" I left immediately. I was shopping for furniture not insults. You may need to reassess your own manners and also remind yourself that you work in an antique store in Alabama. You're not saving lives.

My fiancé and I were at a loss trying to find gifts to give our parents when we get married next…read moreweek. We were looking for something original that actually had some thought put behind it. Everywhere we went, things looked the same or it was over priced. We stopped in to Hartlex, thinking it would probably be just furniture but we were desperate. This has now become our official shopping place for gifts. It's not just antique furniture (which were all STUNNING by the way), but decanters, beautiful wall art, jewelry, bed and bath items, lighting, crystal...SO MUCH. We were there for hours and enjoyed every minute of it. We ended up leaving with some things for ourselves too. The owners are hilarious and very personable which made the experience even better. 10/10 would recommend.

Railroad Station Antiques is a fantastic place with three floors filled with a great variety of…read morewell-kept furniture. From authentic antiques to more modern pieces, there's something for every taste and style. The selection is impressive, and everything is arranged beautifully. Prices really seemed to range from low to very high depending on what it was. The building had impressive water damage that leaked in all the way from the roof down to the bottom floor which you could see in the one building corner ample water flowing in when it rained. A bit surprising this was happening in a well kept antique shop. The only drawback for me was the staff on the first floor. I felt a bit hovered over, which gave the impression they were judging us based on our appearance. Despite that, it's a must-visit for antique lovers, and I'll definitely be back to explore more if I'm ever in the area again!

My sister and I had a nice time visiting railroad station! We came primarily to see Carol Foret's…read moreart, which is to the left as you enter, on the first floor. I've driven by this place so many times in my life and have even turned around in their gravel parking lot out back at least once and just did not notice it! [Too busy driving?] As everyone noted, it is 3 floors. We only made it to the second floor. I found it to be art centric, some handmade soap products and lotions, minimal clothing, a good bit of jewelry and furniture, some books, kitchen items, just a little bit of everything. We enjoyed a round silver ice bucket we recalled from our childhood, the one with penguins around the edge...sister didn't buy it because she said it was not in good shape - although I didn't notice anything wrong with it. Also, we enjoyed looking at the glass colored "grapes" that were so popular when we were growing up. I liked how one of the artists whose work on display was various oil paintings, included the size, media, and a personal anecdote on each title/price placard and would suggest all artists do this. None of the booths we visited were manned which was a plus for me, since we could take our time and explore various items uninterrupted. Like I mentioned, they have a dedicated [kinda small] gravel parking lot on the back [west side of the building]. Also please know, they do NOT have public restrooms which cut out trip short. It's not far from Melt, so I'm sure you could walk the block and easily use the facilities there.