This antique center is humongous. If you take your sweet time and peruse every item, it'll take you…read morehours. There are two floors and every inch of both floors is packed with items. You will find just about everything imaginable. From vinyl records, postcards, yard decor, clothes, and jewelry, to name a few. There is plenty of parking, as well, adjacent to the building. I've read other reviews, where they mentioned rude staff, but I didn't experience that. We asked questions to a few staffers and they were helpful. You have to visit this place, at least once, in order to see what I've just explained.

This is a really nice antique center and with great variety. Everything is over just enough to keep…read moreme from buying here. When I'm in the area I keep trying.

There's very nice staff here to welcome me in on such a snowy day!…read more TIP: if you pay with CASH they offered a deal. 20% off The building gigantic, 1 story and it's filled with oodles and oodles of stuff. I loved seeing the retro clothes and purses so much. My friend and I plan to have a backyard barbecue and wear retro dresses to look like 1960s Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and make some ambrosia + award winning potato salad. That being said I figured a store like this would have a cute selection of adorable bowls to present food in for potlucks!!! They had a sweet selection of artwork and I always get a kick out of seeing old records and magazines. I love em. There are a couple of booths that have some new items. But I'm happy to see all the offerings. There is a booth that repurpose some items to give a new life. Someone made jewelry out of old silverware. That looked kind of cute ( the forks look like octopuses) I am so happy with my purchases and I feel like I got a GREAT price. I look forward to coming back. I enjoyed seeing everything.

I hate to go against the current but I was so unimpressed by this store. The best way I could…read moredescribe it is that it was flea market finds at high end antique store pricing. There was minimal furniture or true antiques, it was primarily art, collectibles, and just.. miscellaneous stuff. The booths were independently run so some were better than others but I spent an hour and didn't buy a thing. I continued my shopping trip into Andover, which I would highly recommend if you're in the area. Gray Barn was so much better

Selection is ok. small and crowded. Prices for tops start…read moreat $4.50. Nothing exciting or a steal buy, High end goods, prices, very high. In other words, fun, but no bargains like the old days that make you smile!

PROS: This place was very nice. It's inside a house and has numerous rooms with different…read morecategories of items. Everything is priced, most items are tested, staff is nice, loads of parking, and low prices CONS: they only accept cash and they're only open once a week for a measly 3 hours OVERALL: If you're in the area on a Tuesday morning and like to thrift I would recommend you coming to see this place....just bring cash

What a rip off! This place is super expensive. The chair in…read morethe photo is $160...I mean come on! You get free inventory people donate out of their good heart. Chairs that are wobbly $25.00....each. I would skip this place.

Repeated Poor Staff Behavior - Buyer Beware…read more I visited the Habitat for Humanity Restore on Sunday, March 15th, for my third visit to the store. On my first visit, I was assisted by a gentleman whose attitude I would describe as inconsistent (nice/nasty)--both nice and dismissive at the same time. I purchased several items that day, and he helped load them into my vehicle. I decided to overlook the attitude because I was happy with my purchases. On my third visit, I unfortunately encountered the same individual. Once again, he displayed the same inconsistent nice/nasty attitude. While loading a large purchase into my vehicle, I suggested a different way to place an item so it would fit more easily. He followed my suggestion, and the item fit perfectly--but he seemed visibly upset and brusque afterward. As I stepped back to take one last look around, I overheard him making unprofessional comments about me to two other staff members. When I approached the staff area to address this, he claimed I was unappreciative, which is not true, and added that he didn't work for another store, seemingly implying I was unreasonable. Two other staff members were clearly embarrassed by his behavior, but nothing was done to remedy the situation. While the store offers great deals, repeated disrespect from the same staff member on multiple visits is unacceptable. I cannot recommend this store based on my experience. Buyer beware.

Great place to visit. My wife and I love this place. Too bad the mall it's in is closed. I hope…read morethey open somewhere else so we can visit soon.

Are you a collector that peruses eBay and the like for really expensive, discontinued or vintage…read morethings that range in condition of being still packaged to loose and in barely saleable condition? This is probably worth a stop for you! Hidden Treasures has set up shop in the Livingston Mall and has so much collectible stuff crammed into nice, brightly lit glass cases. The things in here include (but definitely isn't limited to) - Statue figures from Comic characters, wrestlers, athletes, Horror movie characters, vinyl records, sports memorabilia, movies/cd's, Cowboy boots & vests, niche limited run collectible cards, watches, vintage lunch boxes, vintage trinkets, antique dishware and much more. It's pretty cool and overwhelming. The store is like a large indoor flea market with rows of cases instead of booths. If you want to examine or buy something you speak with a staff member at the front of the store for help. If anything sells, It looks like the 'owner' of that case gets a cut. That brings me to why this place comes down some pegs for me. At a flea market or otherwise, you can maybe haggle with the vendor. True there might be some legit treasures, but lets face it some of this stuff is a tad overpriced and other things I couldn't see moving anytime soon. This takes me back to the eBay example. You drop your stuff in there and if sells, that's it. No interacting with the customer to make a deal. Perhaps you can haggle with whomever is present, but that seems weird. Why would I haggle with you if it's not your stuff? The other thing was while browsing this particular day this guy was coughing and wheezing like crazy. He and his friend had no mask on. If you weren't hacking your lungs out I wouldn't even care about the mask as much, but he was. He was walking around while doing this, sometimes not even covering his mouth and the guy running the store never said anything. There was even a sign saying, must wear mask to enter. So maybe they were friends with him, but there was a lot wrong with that. With all that, if you're a collector, this may be worth checking out. Just like a flea market though, you may catch more here than a deal.

I love this store! Furniture Revival Studio is one of the main reasons I visit Denville. They're…read morealways accommodating, warm & welcoming. They have a great selection of antiques, gifts & home decor and the prices are extremely reasonable. Next time you're in the area, pay a visit. You won't be disappointed.

I just absolutely loved this store from the very first time I entered. I love the owner's knowledge…read moreof every single piece in her store. The prices are very reasonable. It is a nice mix of old, vintage, new and repurposed. I have furnished my house and decorated my house with quite a few things from the store. The music is always upbeat and the business owner, Lisa knows her stuff. She only buys the best quality she travels the world finding pieces for this wonderful gem in denville.

I walked in and browsed. I wish I took more photos of the fur accessories they had. And more photos…read moreall around, I'm not too familiar with antique shops but it seemed they items were piled on top of each other everywhere you look, it was hard to go through..

Extremely rude worker. Me and my girlfriend were browsing the store and she asked if we were just…read morewaiting for our parents to pick us up because they wanted to close. We are both 19 years old and in college. The store closes at 5:30 and we left at 5:20. We were planning on coming back and buying a beautiful lamp but they just lost a customer.

Wonderful shop whose sales benefit Newton Hospital Foundation. Great place to donate to for a…read moreworthy cause

Other thrift shoppers might rate this higher, but I mostly look for electronics and toys and they…read moredidn't have much of that. The store is clean, well organized, and bright and cheery. Their hours are limited. I have come through this area multiple times in the past 6 years on trips and never was able to stop in because they were closed. In summer 2023 I got lucky and visited while on Spring st. picking up dinner. I was very surprised to see how popular the store was when I stopped in- there were more customers here than in any other store in the area. There is not a lot of street parking, but I was able to get a spot nearby. If you are not so lucky, there is a municipal lot well within walking distance.