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Clarendon Hills, IL

Linly Designs

4.4 (9 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 5:30 pm

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Is it true you purchased Marge Carson? Please confirm you will keep to the quality and elegance of her design?! My two favorite pieces are from this collection and years later still look gorgeous.

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Treasures of Trinity

Treasures of Trinity

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This vintage store is full of unique items, artwork, prints, furniture, vintage items, eclectic…read morestuff, cool gifts. Some proceeds go to a man's home for charity. If you find an item, just tell the owner what price you are thinking, he's easy to deal with and there are some great deals there. You never know what you'll find there. It's tucked back inside a plaza on the north side of the road.

This place is cramped like your usual thrift shop. I contacted the owner, although he didn't…read moreidentify himself as such over Facebook Marketplace, for a item he posted there. I didn't know that this was a store until I drove up in front of it. This kind of "bait and switch" tactic is something common for shady businesses to drive foot traffic. (The lesson here is *always* street-view an address even if you're running late.) When I contacted him over FB, he never said it was a business or that this item was actively for sale on the floor. Even when I was running late to pick and messaged him *from my car as I was driving there* with a new estimated time of arrival, he confirmed that it was OK and never said it was a business or that he was still lining up other customers. I got there just in time to watch another person arrive to pick the item (that I had driven nearly an hour out of my way to come pick up) because he also arranged a pick-up with her at the same time. This business claims to be a charity for a supported living facility for recovering addicts, which is laudable and the type of business I would love to support. As far as an internet search tells me, Trinity Sober Living is an LLC, not a non-profit. While I'm sure there are many for-profit recovery centers that help people, they are not charities. It's disappointing to see such deceptive and misleading business practices from this owner.

Linly Designs - interiordesign - Updated October 2026

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