They don't accept Amex and charge a 3% for the use of credit cards here…read more Bought a Hummel boy violinist for $45 or so. I was going to get the girl with the daisy, but there was a small chip on one of the flower petal, it was $75 or so, took a pass. Wanted some signs off the wall, not most are not for sale. It's very different to explore vintage shops when you have something you are looking for, helps to keep you focused for sure.

Fun shop that is actually larger than it appears. We were greeted with a warm welcome which always…read moresets the mood for fun. They have a little of everything mostly smalls. I did find some albums, mostly asking top prices. A great place to get lost for an hour or so.

This is a favorite spot of mine. I love design, decor, and antiques, and this shop never fails to…read moresurprise me with unique items, the best service on Planet Earth, and prices that are very fair. Spend some quality time browsing, and be sure to strike up a conversation with Paul, the proprietor, he is a fascinating and experienced designer with plenty of wisdom to share.

If you take great care and pride in how you furnish your home, you can't do better than working…read morewith Faruma Paul at Detroit Antiques, Art, & Design. He has an incredible eye, takes the time to research each piece in his store, and will gladly help you decide if something is right for your space. His prices are always fair and he's simply a delightful person who I am happy to call a friend!

I will write more in a future updates when I get all set with my boys. I loved them!…read more I seriously wanna take them out to the boys out and this very pretty girl who was working there!! These are MY kidda.people.... SO that means we expect respect AND we will give it in return...... you SAY anything bad in ur review then I get to tale my turn..!!!!.. jk or am I.... ??? THIS is MY lil shop of horrors I am attracted to this odd store of mythical WONDER.... be as you are boys..... @u{% the rest go to the BEST!!!!!!!! ANYONE have something BAD to say.... JUST DONT. I will forever promote the this store as my own. All good vibes. Cant wait to do busness boys.

From the Yelp reviews, we were expecting AWESOME and unique. Also a shop you could really wander…read moreand dig into. Sadly, this,was not the place for that. It's one, small room. There's no hidden staircase or door. Yes, they had a few mildly interesting things, but it was not an "experiance" to walk in to. When traveling or new to an area, I rely on Yelp to provide me honest reviews of local gems. Normally I don't leave a review if the place is less than impressive, but today I thought, other people rely on these reviews as well. Yes, we only drove a few miles for this and stumbled on an amazing shop a couple blocks away instead, but if we hadn't been in a wandering mood, it would have been an irritation. Not to say YOU might not find the perfect treasure, we simply did not.

Great variety of nice home decor. Lighting, chairs, cool cabinetry. Helpful, knowledgeable service.read more

The most amazing gallery collection of fine art, furniture, pottery, glass, and decor items- my 'go…read moreto' place to select quality pieces - whether midCentury, deco, industrial or fine European , for both my home, and for unique gifts. Prices are fair, and the friendly and knowledgeable staff take great care and pride in their showroom. I feel like I have a world class gem of a studio right I my own backyard!

The door sign shows stairs. There are no stairs. The entrance is the door on the left. The Detroit…read moreUrban Artifacts sandwich sign should be on the left side instead of on the right side of the main doors with zero door handles that are all locked. The store is on the right, you will start seeing items out in the main corridor. We ended up buying several metal signs for our store and an old black and white poster card of the Dom in Koeln. I used to love walking by there while living in Koeln and every time I was by the Hauptbahnhof. It's a fun store to stroll through and walk through memories of the past. Faygo $550 Vernors $650 Welcome to Detroit $250 One Way $67 Koeln black and white poster card $7 Definitely worth a gander and a visit. You are bound to find some gem.

Denied service at the door. incorrect hours posted. rude staff. will make assumptions on if you…read morelook like you cannot afford items there. If you want a bad experience go here! They most likely buy all their items from a flea market in indiana.

LaBelle's is not the same since Dawn sold it several years ago. The quality of merchandise has…read morefallen off as have the vendors. Items seem haphazardly grouped and it wasn't as clean as before. While we were there the new owner ( I presumed it was the owner) spent the entire time on speakerphone loudly explaining how the consignment worked. You could hear it all through the store. Her store,her rules but I don't think we all needed to hear the other side of the conversation and the haggling. Merchandise seems high for what it was. Floors could use a good vacuuming. This used to be our favorite antique place. Sadly, we won't be back. Wish I had better things to say.

Great place with an amazing selection! There's so much to look through and I've been able to find…read moregreat items on multiple occasions.

We ordered a custom copper-top dining table with black metal legs from Woodward Throwbacks in early…read moreJuly. The design process started off smoothly -- the team was friendly and helpful in finalizing the design. However, once we agreed on the table and paid in full upfront (something we were uncomfortable with but were assured was fine), everything went downhill. The original completion date was supposed to be mid-August, but there was almost no communication from the store about progress. I had to repeatedly reach out for updates, only to eventually learn that the company making the table base (outside of Michigan) had "stopped responding to their emails" for nearly a month. That delay pushed our project back significantly, with no clear timeline ever provided. When we were finally invited to see the finished table, the quality was disappointing. The metal legs had visible scratches, and the copper top had several imperfections -- bubbles in the surface (caused by uneven glue adhesive) and areas that looked like staples under the metal. When I pointed these out, the owner responded rudely, even asking, "Have you ever ordered custom furniture before? This isn't Wayfair." That comment was unnecessary and unprofessional, especially after spending over $3,000 and waiting months for the piece. She explained that fixing the flaws would require redoing the entire top and said "this is just how custom pieces are." She also claimed the showroom table looked the same, but when we compared them, it clearly did not. The owner eventually agreed to make "adjustments," though she was dismissive about timelines and updates. She later offered to refund us and keep the table, implying I was "too upset" to be satisfied -- which felt unfair, considering our frustrations were justified. After further discussion, she agreed to fix the issues and deliver the table the following Monday. When it arrived, the "repairs" were unacceptable. The legs had simply been spray-painted over, one of the staple marks was sanded down leaving a burn ring, and new bubbles appeared on the copper top. Again, I had to reach out for follow-up. The owner reiterated her offer to take the table back and refund us, but by that point, starting over with another company would have meant waiting months more. When I asked for compensation due to the poor craftsmanship, she rudely offered only $200, though they did waive the $175 delivery fee since we lived outside of Detroit. Overall, the experience was incredibly frustrating. The customer service felt polite until we paid -- after that, it became dismissive and condescending. The quality of the final product does not reflect the price or the promises made. Bottom line: Woodward Throwbacks may have appealing designs, but if you're looking for reliable communication, professional customer service, or high-quality custom work, I cannot recommend them.

What can I say about WT that hasn't been? Yes, they have arguably been "found" now, but I still…read morelove dealing with these folks, because they treat you the same whether you came in just to match a missing doorknob or you're buying a truckload. In turn, if they don't have it and think another place might, they'll tell you....which you just don't get in this "the info/honey hole is mine" that architectural salvage has become.

Have been here a few times while my husband is getting a haircut at the Chop Shop. This is such a…read morecute, small, curated selection of antiques. There is quite a unique and beautiful selection of custom jewelry. There also some beautiful pieces of furniture that she (the owner, an adorable and lovely lady) paints and customizes herself. I have been here just to browse before and she was just as polite.

What a great find in Berkley. A pleasant, charming shop with great energy. Smalls, china,…read morecrystal and vintage items of all kinds. Great costume jewelry. The owner is a lovely woman named Diane. There are too few antique shops around anymore. This one seems to be trying to make the best of the times. I easily made a day of it, by going to an antique mall on the next block, a thrift store as well, and several small independent retail stores all within walking distance from each other. I actually was looking for glassware and bar ware for Christmas presents and found the mother load here. You'll appreciate the displays and the thought put into the presentations.