Charming vintage shop with a highly curated selection, including a nice selection of mid-century and more contemporary pieces. Visited with my son on a trip up to U of O. Not inexpensive but everything was in beautiful condition. Looking forward to coming back when I have a larger suitcase! read more

Beautiful pieces. Some were priced reasonably but even the smallest items were over $60. Even for a simple brass candle holder with leftover wax still stuck inside. The man working today was practically non-existent. Didn't greet us when we walked in and when we made eye contact and said bye, he just looked away. A snob. read more

plenty of beautiful items definitely not cheap prices but items are not cheaply made either read more

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Love this place so much, they always have the coolest items that you can't find anywhere else. Doesn't matter if you are looking for a gift for someone or a gift for yourself you will find it here. Plus who doesn't love to shop with the help us the cutest dogs greeters everywhere!!! I could and have spent hours there! read more

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Beautiful furniture and clothes selection. Not inexpensive but easy to browse and friendly staff.

No joke, one of the best vintage shops I have ever been to! Life Goals! They have original Smokey The Bear patches from the 60s, mid-century living room sets, and everything in between. There are definitely high priced pieces in this shop, but just as many smaller less expensive items as well. I am mildly addicted to buying furniture, which Oak Street has a bunch of, but they also have a great selection of vintage cloths and jewelry as well. They are constantly adding new pieces to their inventory, so even if you go multiple times a week there will always be something new to find. Pro Tip: if there is a specific item you are looking for, let the owners know! Even if it is not in their shop currently they might still have it in their inventory. read more

The best vintage shop I've been into in years! Everything is beautiful and I want each piece in my house. Such a wonderfully curated shop.

What a fun store to shop! I found a fabulous Balans reclining rocking chair that really tugged at me. They graciously worked with me on the price and delivered it a couple days later. My husband tried to talk me out of it, but I prevailed and am SO happy with my new TV chair! I had gone in looking for a storage cabinet, and now I'll just need to go back again. Oh darn. I can't wait to see what I find next! read more

Oak Street Vintage - Balans chair - Antiques Near Me - Eugene, Oregon

Super nice place got 3 items, the umbrella was my favorite. Coffee shop next door is nice also.

I was recommended by local to check this vintage place before I leave Eugene-- and boy I am so glad I did!! This was a quite huge collection of vintage furniture (Mid-century moderns, Eames chairs!!!) and they are organized and placed in such a tasteful way- that you really appreciate the store's design sensibility. I didn't feel pressure to purchase items, felt stuffy, or just intimidated walking around knocking stuff down-- the store is very inviting! They are reasonably priced items other than furniture as well! I picked up a beautiful vintage sunglasses and a quality postcard. I wished I had more time to shop here! read more

Trendy Mid-Century furniture it's high prices attached. The whole time I was in this store, I kept thinking, "Grandma had a fortune in old furniture." read more

As soon as I walked in the door and wasn't greeted at all, in the least, by the two ladies at the register, I did not want to give OSV my money. I decided to look anyway, not having been in since the store moved to its new location. The selection isn't huge, but it has a few things going for it: Everything looks to be hand-picked and of high quality, everything is actually vintage/retro (not merely appearing to be that way), and prices are significantly more reasonable than I remember. I picked out a dress for under $20 and a pin for under $10. Very cute items, in that gaudy '70s kind of way that walks the line between straight up ugly and charmingly kitschy. It looked like most of the ladies' clothes were circa the 60s or 70s, though I saw some newer and older items as well. There are also some home decor pieces - not many - and Western-themed garments and accessories. The store is definitely more of a vintage boutique that's great for finding a gift or a special dress than a secondhand thrift store with loads of cheap stuff to stock up on. I didn't expect to leave with more than a couple items. Customer service continued to be not so friendly - I wanted to see jewelry in one of the display cases, and was essentially told, "Well, she [the other clerk] is already there - ask her." Obviously I did not know this. Please, Oak Street Vintage, don't make me feel unwelcome for trying to give you business. I don't need huge fake smiles or small talk, but I would like some basic clerk-to-customer kindness. All in all, the store is worth a perusal because of the unique items it offers, but enter with low expectations. read more

I really like Oak Street Vintage. The displays are super cute and I just can't help but desire just about everything each time I come in here. That said, their prices seem awfully steep. It seems like every time I'm here I find something that is identical to one of my $1 goodwill finds priced at $10+. Nothing kills my thrift store buzz quite like 1000% mark ups. I have an easier time justifying spending too much when it's for someone else, so I really like getting birthday gifts here. I know I'm not the only one in this town who thinks that nothing says friendship quite like a set of metallic pink kitchen canisters or a pair of giant, rhinestone encrusted sunglasses. Can't decide what would best suit your buddy? They'll let you pick out a wacky vintage card and turn it into a gift certificate for the amount of your choice. read more

Oak Street Vintage is such a great place to spend a Saturday morning. The creatively appointed space houses a beautiful and well-curated selection of mid-century modern furniture, art, lighting and housewares, and Danish/Scandinavian designs. It's clear that the owner and staff members love their work and cherish every piece of their collection. If you're in the market for well-loved collectors' items (including Herman Miller furniture, Reenskaug rocking chairs, Selig armchairs, Bill Curry lamps, antique bar carts, medical cabinets and card catalogues, teak dressers, dining and end tables, and so on and so forth) this should be your first stop! If your aesthetic heart belongs to the '70s, you're also in luck- lava lamps and cheerfully-hued fondue sets never go out of style here :) Or, if you're looking for small, tasteful & inexpensive ways to spruce up your house, check out the baskets and tables filled with wood letters, vintage postcards, old keys, recycled blue glass mason jars, wool blankets and hand-woven rugs. If you're able to leave without a treasure, you have more willpower than I do. read more

Beautiful shop to walk around and look through. Everything is vintage and high quality. It seems like a shop you would find in Portland. I just wish the prices weren't so high. read more

Love this shop...I've never run into any establishment similar to this with a similar eye for the goods they have on display. This is not a thrift store and you will not find junk here. It's a boutique of unique, rare, quality finds. Gently used items from an era that are in the best condition. It's a store run by somebody who is knowledgeable in names and labels from the era they're seeking out. I've made well over $500 in quality purchases (mostly clothes and art) from this store and will continue to shop there as I never leave without a rare gem that is sought by few and owned by fewer. After all my adventures here I've gotten to know the owners and they always greet me with a sincere smile and an honest willingness to help. I have specifics that I look for and they keep a new find in stock for me every time I pop in. I've never left this shop without making a purchase, although I do frequent here with method. I also never show up without 3 kids in tow...Ha! This is a bit nerve racking for me but they never bat an eye at wandering fingers or my 9 year old trying on a new dress and hat. This shop is meant to be enjoyed and you need to make multiple rotations to take on the magnitude of treasures available. Ask questions and engage the era! Thanks Oak Street, see you soon. read more

Large selection of mid-century furniture, art, and curiosities, well-curated and all in excellent condition. Higher prices, but appropriate for the quality of the selection. read more

When i'm about to enter a second-hand store, I must mentally prepare. So, I tell myself: "It's not ugly.....it's VINTAGE!!!!" Got a snazzy, beautiful necklace...for 8 bucks. Score. read more

Wow! A mid century modern mecca! Don't miss this place, they have choices from all era's but you simply must see their mid century modern. Awesome! read more

Sure did enjoy visiting this shop... Carl was real nice and gave us incredible service while we made our purchases. He was very fair with his pricing and was not afraid to show us any imperfections that were present in the lamps we were looking at. We really appreciated the honesty and it moved us to buy even more than we had originally thought we would. He was very friendly and was a genuine pleasure to work with. Carl, you have a great shop and we wish you many more years of prosperity. If we should ever pass through Eugene again, we will defiantly stop back in for a visit. read more

Stopped by today to check out Oak Street Vintage. Saw some cool Mid Century pieces at fair prices. Didn't buy anything but would definitely recommend this place if you're in the market for Mid Century furniture or decorative collectibles. They've got vintage clothing too! Owner Carl is very nice and informative. read more

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I love this store and I have to disagree with others about the prices. I've been shopping in similar stores in Portland and in Seattle and Oak St. is way more affordable - one of the benefits of having a Eugene Location. I usually have to walk slowly and maybe do a couple laps around the store to be sure to see everything. I've found lots of good deals. I've written about on my blog. At this point I limit how often I go to the store because otherwise I will buy too much stuff. This is a store I love to support! The owners are super helpful and clearly love what they're doing. Yay for Oak St. Vintage! read more

This place is amazing. Their selection is kitschy, beautiful, funky... and the prices aren't bad. They have some GORGEOUS vintage dresses, some sweet vintage clothes for guys, and housewares that make me drool. Well, not really... But for serious, check this place out! It's AWESOME! read more

Ditto N R.'s review. "Beautifully curated" is the perfect description of Oak Street Vintage. The owners have impeccable taste which results in carefully selected stock. And now they have a bigger and better space in which to showcase it. Oak Street Vintage is one of my favorite places in Eugene to browse and to shop, not only for furniture, but for gifts for all occasions. There are many affordable, unique items here that won't break the bank. read more

I used to live next to Oak St Vintage when they were located on Oak St. I LOVED it then and I love it even more now. The new location is perfect. I am able to grab a coffee at Allan Brothers and head over to meander. The staff is always super friendly and helpful and there is never a shortage of wonderful vintage treasures. They have beautiful turquoise jewelry, amazing wool blankets, vintage American flags, lovely 70's furniture. This place is a must! read more

More retro then vintage, it's a fun store to look through, and they have some great things to find. But to me, the prices seem really inflated. Sometimes there are good finds, but this isn't the best vintage or retro store in town. read more

We stumbled upon this amazing store whilst thrifting in Eugene. As you may know, I have a weakness for anything Mod or Mid-Century. This store is chocked full of these kind of things. I wish I had more time to go through it all. Check it out! read more

They seem to have some decent things here, but I can't get over their prices for items that have been clearly used. It's a constant state of sticker shock. Most of the items seem as though they were just picked up at a Goodwill, and I've seen some identical patio furniture sets at Bring Recycling for around $10 but then marked up to around $200 here. They compare to any of the vintage shops in Portland and should set their prices accordingly. read more

If you're a fan of mid-century modern, this Eugene spot has some nice pieces. The prices are a little steep, which likely explains why there appears to be slow merchandise turnover, but I appreciate having a place like this in the city. Every once in a while there's a piece I just have to buy no matter the price. All in all, a groovy store for groovy people who love MCM and upscale vintage goodies. read more

Came back to Eugene and found the perfect wall clock I've been looking for. It was pricy but the owner worked with us and we are all happy! Can't wait to bring it back to California where it will have pride of place in our kitchen. Always worth a visit for the constantly changing selection of quality vintage items. read more

Super fun to look around. Every once in a while I find something awesome in with the clothes. There's always something I want in the kitchen goods room. Some pretty good kitschy records too. read more

I've been wanting to check this place out for some time. I have a handful of this kind of store I frequent when I'm in Portland and was really excited to have something like this in my hometown! I was not disappointed. The have a great selection of carefully curated high-quality items, furniture, knick-knacks, clothing, of primarily mid-century vintage. The store is laid out nicely. The gentleman working at the store on the afternoon I stopped by was friendly and attentive but also left me and my party to browse without interruption. I will be back to see how often their stock rotates and whether they ever offer sale prices. I am always keeping an eye out for theatre props and furniture and I am sure I'll be back to Oak Street Vintage to find that perfect period piece! read more

Sooo 50's - it's scary!!! I grew up with all that stuff! Lots of household items, wool blankets, paintings & kitchen things. They also have a few racks of vintage clothing. I felt like I was at my grandmother's house - looking in her closet..... Someone said Hi when I walked in - but other than that nothing. They didn't start talking until I made a comment. I'm not really into that style so I probably won't be back read more

This is my absolute FAVORITE Vintage store I have ever been to! Unfortunately I live in San Francisco, but when I do go up to Eugene (about once a year) I make it a point to visit Oak street vintage. GREAT assortment of jewelry and home furnishings!!! read more

I love Oak Street Vintage. For a small store, they have a great variety of clothes, knick-knacks, furniture and the like to gawk at, sift through and purchase if you have the funds. Oak Street has good cheap finds....if you can find them. Oak Street goes vintage all the way and offers up amazing vintage items as a result....that are well worth the price , but don't exactly qualify as on the the cheap. read more

I love this place! Each time I've been here I've had a hard time leaving. There is so much too look at, it can be overwhelming the first time through. Now that I'm used to it, though, I can always find something interesting to take home, whether it be a cool scarf or button, or a vintage pair of pumps! read more

My favorite thing about Oak Street Vintage is their jewelry selection. Every time I go in there I find at least one piece, and the folks working are always able to tell me a little something about it. One time I was in there and I started describing this antique hair comb my dad gave me and the woman was able to help me figure out how old it might be and its possible value. I thought that was super nice. read more

Been going to this store since they were on Oak Street, they have a great collection of vintage/retro items mixed in with industrial, cowboy and nice jewelry. The sales people have always been helpful and courteous. It may be a bit pricey but the quality of the pieces are very good and it is very hard in this town to find mid-century items. read more

I want all the things! Great storage options. Could be uncluttered to provide easier access to items.

Got happily lost in here during an unexpected car-problem-layover in Eugene. Styled to a T and such a great collection!