Very cute variety of items! They have a huge space with a lot of inventory and it changes often!…read moreDecent prices and friendly staff

I love this local store - I come every couple months or so to check out what has been added. Love…read moreMaria, too. Always friendly, and has a welcoming smile on her face!

Trish and her team go above and beyond to provide a consistent selection of fine furniture and…read moreaccessories. Carriage house is a "must see" for shoppers in the Triad!

Wow!! I visited the Carriage House for the first time yesterday. What a beautifully merchandised…read morecollectibles and antiques shop. I have shopped so many antique and consignment shops in Greensboro, but I have never been here before. Firstly, it is not consignment. There are individual dealers in separate booths. It is a bit more consistently upscale then the other places I have been to, but that does not take away from the sheer pleasure of browsing. I would say it is moderately priced items and not the type of antique shop you are afraid to bump into something for fear of damaging something irreplaceable. I guess it really depends on your pocket book. Something's I found very affordable, something's were just out of my reach. They have smalls, furniture, decor and lovely oil paintings. I love ceramics so I enjoyed looking at lovely plates and colorful ginger jars. Wherever you looked, there was something interesting to see. The dealers just have magnificent taste in their collections and in how they merchandise their wares. There is a large parking lot in front. Just go and have fun. That's what we did!

This store is amazing. The primary focus is mid century modern. Furniture is outstanding,…read moreinteresting selection of clothing and jewelry. Store is small and parking is tight, but definitely worth a stop. Owner greeted me which I always appreciate.

I visited this shop a couple of months ago, and I have to say It's the best vintage shop I've been…read moreto in the entire NC area. Some sellers have very reasonable prices, the selection is amazing, and most items are authentic vintage (a rarity in most consignment/vintage shops in NC). I've never been more awestruck in a store like I was in Revision Vintage, it was a pleasant surprise.

Randall and his crew were very helpful in our estate sale. The process was efficient and effective…read moreand made us a good amount of money. He even helped us with clearing out items in the house that didn't sell. We are very grateful for his professionalism and his expertise. I would recommend him for any size job!

My wife heard about this place opening on the Lewisville Facebook page and she wanted to check it…read moreout. We were able to stop by mid afternoon on a Saturday in late October shortly after they opened. There are items for your home ranging from vintage finds and antiques to new decor. We were able to find a few fall items for the house and enjoyed looking around. We also found out they are open 7 days a week. Their grand opening was on 10/1/2022, great addition to Lewisville!

Great selection of unique items. Very well run and a very friendly and helpful staff. Fair pricing…read moreand very clean. Will definitely be back

I love this place. It was my 2nd time here, but my 1st time walking the entire antique shop…read more Jewelry, crystal, records, dvd's, CDs, holsters, knives, clothes, so many antiques!! It is sooooo much to see! Check out the pics. Great place to visit and good prices on quite a few things. I will certainly be back.

We learned about this place when we recently visited nearby Madison. Specifically, the owner of…read moreMadison Dry Goods recommended the marketplace. We made note of it and decided to stop in. My wife and I both enjoy searching (picking) used, vintage and antique items and are always looking for items that catch our eye. No, we are not hoarders! But we have found some random things that make us happy and on many occasions have made us money when we decided they should go to a new home. We had some time on a rainy Sunday afternoon and decided we would grab something to eat and find the Stokesdale Marketplace. We came here about 1pm. From the road, the building looks like a big warehouse. Pay attention to the directions because it is not immediately accessible from the main road. You need to enter on a side road to access the parking lot. We parked and walked inside. Looking down the walkway, my wife said, "wow, this place is huge!" We proceeded to begin walking through each area strategically so we wouldn't miss anything. We were surprised when we came to their indoor bar and snack area. Today it was closed but we thought it was a good idea. We were impressed they have a nice place to sit and ponder your future purchase or the purchase you just made. It also looked like they even have outdoor seating when the weather is nice. We found a few things for our house and will be back. It will also be a good place to bring out of town family when they visit.

Checked this place out while visiting my dad. Plenty of stalls/vendors to browse. Was able to pick…read moreup a vintage tablecloth and a couple postcards. Prices for the most part seemed reasonable.

Located in downtown Madison. Gift shop with a variety of nice clothing selections, local pottery,…read more various gift items.. Adjacent to a walk through dry goods/café. The café is closed on Monday. Upstairs there is an another section with antique curio booths with items for sale. Creaky floors in a very old building with a small walk through museum regarding the infamous family murder in the 1920s. Upstairs needs a good dusting. Friendly staff .

We decided to do a short road trip to check out Madison, NC and the see what we would find along…read morethe way. My wife reminded me there was a recent paranormal show we watched on Netflix that was filmed at Madison Dry Goods. I remembered the show and the impact on the people that stayed there during their 28 days. We actually talked about not wanting a ghost to attach to us and follow us home! We arrived a little after 2pm on a Saturday. Street parking was easy. We walked in and started to peruse the clothing area and were greeted by the owner. We learned he just purchased the business 11 days earlier. We chatted about the history and the filming for the Netflix show. As we began to look closer at their clothing items we were really impressed with the quality and their prices. They also had several racks featuring discounted items. We then walked over to the dry goods area which offered a lot of local products including honey, jams and jellies, popcorn, candy, grits and more. We decided to walk upstairs to look at the museum and some of the history of the hotel. This space was featured in the Netflix documentary and while it was cool it was also a bit creepy. We also learned they plan to use some of the space upstairs to have a antique marketplace area where people can rent booth space in the near future which will be a cool addition. We both ended up buying some clothing items and chatting with the owners. They were very welcoming and helpful. Wonderful stop and we will absolutely be back when we are in the area. Stop in and support this small business.

Trouvaille Home is a gem right here in Winston Salem. The entire staff is wonderful both with…read moretheir friendliness, knowledge of their inventory and eagerness to please the customer. I wasn't positive what I was looking for, only that it needed to be unique and beautiful. After looking at several items, I was able to narrow it down and make a decision. The gentlemen who delivered the piece were both friendly and professional. I cannot say enough about Trouvaille Home. I will certainly be back.