Walking through the front door felt like I had tumbled down Alice's rabbit hole into an…read morearchitectural antique and design wonderland. You can almost feel the history breathing in and out of the woods, whispering the stories they have witnessed over the decades. I stopped several times in almost reverence to marvel at the craftsmen who created these works of art that have endured the test of time. Every nook and cranny is an eclectic melding of your grandma's house, a hundred museums, and the best estate sale you've ever attended. As a storyteller, I was overwhelmed by the threads of time woven in and out of every aisle of this unique store. You need to have vision when dealing with dead people's stuff. Dream about what could be, not just what you see before you, so remember to bring your credit card and your imagination. So many nameless artisans' works of art are now gathered in one place for us to explore and incorporate into our homes - making new stories for them to remember. #deadpeoplesstuff (photos by me) https://www.deadpeoplesstuffok.com/

Discounts glass windows and other items too. If you check-in, you get a 10% discount…read more It's rather overwhelming and chaotic, yet there is some method to the madness and layout and organization in some areas. Other areas feels like a maze and quite disorganized. It was still interesting to walk through. I was interested to look at their silver, but to get to them, they were blocked by antique chaise that you are not allowed to sit on to get to the silver.

Earlier this year I visited an At Home store for the first time in Washington. I had never heard…read moreof them, but when we were in need of some inexpensive home goods, it was recommended and it did not disappoint. I had picked up some area rugs and decorative pillows for our fifth wheel and wished I had had more time to peruse the store. This time while in OKC, I saw the store nearby and decided to take a stroll. Holy moly it's huge and dare I say a bit overwhelming! You can easily set up an entire apartment, house, RV, dorm room or whatever space you need to take care of here at a very reasonable price. I was merely visiting, so I had limited space since I had already shopped galore during my stay. It didn't stop me from picking up a few small seasonal items though! The cart I was pushing had a map of the store, which was very helpful. While I didn't walk through furniture or big items, I noticed a massive amount for both indoor and outdoor. The Christmas holiday section was enormous and I had the biggest smile as I walked through. I'm somewhat regretting not buying an additional suitcase; however, I know I'll be back.

I came in for a Christmas special from an email ad, and it was right inside the doors displayed…read moreeasy to find. I found some good clearance items too. And used my birthday coupon to make it even cheaper. I've always been a fan of this store. The cashier was kind too.

Grain and Grange is a family owned buisness building handcrafted furniture from century old wood…read moreplanks and using reclaimed industrial pieces. All built in OKC! Each piece is unique! If you have your own design they will create your dream piece. They also handcraft beautiful wall art & mantels. The shop also carries lots of home accessories. Owners Todd and Harley deliver the best customer service & so willing to assist you! The Historic Stockyards has some unique places, but Grain & Grange is the absolute must go place!

This place is such a hidden gem! The furniture is beautiful- unique designs and decor. very cool…read morespot!

Always fun stopping in this spot when we come into town. Always has some of the coolest treasures…read morein OKC.

I hung out with Mike for a while yesterday, learning more about his great little shop in the Plaza…read moredistrict. I love that this is never the same store twice, because Mike is out searching for pieces almost as many hours per week as the store is open. Specializing in mid-century furniture and kitchenware, you'll also find lots of cool ashtrays, paintings, lamps, and home decor items. He also finds a lot of classic stereo cabinet, which can still be used. We ended up purchasing two side tables. They were in great shape, and have a lot more character than anything we would have found down on furniture row. We also got a cool old pull-down, schoolhouse-style map of South America. Since Mr K lived in Paraguay and I lived in Brasil, I think that's a cool addition to the study. I'm a fan. I'm sure this is the first of many things I'll be purchasing from Mike over the years. He posts photos to their facebook page as he makes new finds, and he will also offer to stay on the lookout for something he knows you're looking for. I can't wait to see what he finds next! Note: If you're there during business hours and the shop is not open for some reason, please call the number on the sign. He may be at an estate sale or at a private in-home appointment, but if you're there and he's not, just give him a call and he'll be back. He really does work hard to be there during regular hours. If he's not, it's a fluke.

Sunshine came in and literally rescued our ranch house remodel project! To say that she is…read moreresourceful and creative would be an understatement. Sunshine is the ultimate client advocate and can handle anything - big or small. Her attention to detail and willingness to go the extra, extra mile turned our project into the dream home we had been wishing for!

I can't believe I've never reviewed the cute little design and decor shop in the shipping…read morecontainer! There's something so great about a shop that has such an expertly curated selection. Rather than a bunch of stuff, some of which is not great, you get a smaller selection of really modernist home decor, well-designed speakers, candles and candlesticks, art books, floating shelves, and more. The chalkboard candles she has right now are some of the best I've ever smelled. I know you have some friends you absolutely never know how to buy for... because I know I do. This is the place to come - because you'll probably like just about everything in here. Plus, the clever use of a small space is worth seeing and supporting. I'm pretty sure she was the first to launch the shipping container trend in OKC, which can now be seen at Oklahoma Contemporary and Deep Deuce.

My Wife and I stopped today while we were Vintage Shopping! This place is Amazing! They had 3…read moreBuildings worth of antiques, we could have justified so many items! The service was outstanding, we will Definitely be back!

Absolutely amazing place to shop. Two buildings to look through! Has everything, antiques, vintage,…read moregift items and even pottery. Plus the library has great old books! Such a cute and fun place to shop! New store, very open easy to shop it too!

Great place to find niche items! I always try to stop here when I'm visiting family nearby.read more

Lots of intriguing items to check out while here…read more Quite an extensive collection of antique jewelry, although not clear if it's fake or real, as items are scattered throughout. Some of the election pins are fun, but not sure what's authentic or not. The KFC displays are a cool walk through history. The Barbie's from the 60-70 era were a throwback. Staff are helpful and willing to get you keys for any display cases for items you are interested in at all.

So for the first time in my life I had the police called on me and for no reason. The owner claims…read morethat I looked like I was shoplifting and my behavior was sketchy. Like I didn't know just walking around not really touching anything and putting a few things in my basket that I wanted. She told the police that I supposedly put things back. She even claimed that I may have put something in my son's pocket (which he has none because he's wearing shorts). Like I don't want to say it's because of race but after leaving and we were sitting in the car talking she had the nerve to take pictures of us. Like I had shop there a few times before but never again. Plus this lady already had a black eye like ma'am you're lucky that I just don't give a f***.

There are a wide variety of sellers gathered in this building. It was fun to browse through the…read moreIsles and see all the interesting things. Some are the same things you see at other stores but many have treasures from the past! I was able check out some old toys and signage and my girl picked up a rug and cool tablecloth. Don't let the sticker shock on some scare you off..... just keep digging!!!

Nice furnace, nice statues, it was a nice store in all, but there was one dude who was rude to us…read morefor sitting on the couch even tho we were testing for our parents

Lovely furniture, thoughtful / qualified/ creative team. Awesome location in auto alley…read more Beautifully restored historic building.

I called yesterday and spoke with Marc. I had called…read moreseveral other big box stores and nurseries looking for "green sand". Marc was very helpful and kept looking for it because he thought he had at least 1 bag available. He found it and I asked him if he had Azomite which I was unable to find anywhere else either. I asked him to set them aside and I would send my husband (Mark) to pick them up. If you are having a hard time finding anything for your organic gardening needs please call this gentleman and he will help you find it. If he doesn't have what you need he is quite knowledgeable and will discuss an alternative that will work just as well. We feel so fortunate to have found Organics OKC and Marc. We will definitely be back for any future needs...!!!

This is good place to go if you have questions or you're having lots of issues, they carry a lot of…read moreof different items that you can't get at other nurseries. They're very helpful if you have allergies to certain things, you can call in advance and let them know that you are coming. Let them know what you're allergic to and they will try to make sure that it isn't in the store and prices are as good or better than others.