I have absolutely loved exploring this antique store each month and feeling like a kid in a candy…read morestore finding unique artistic books to add to my collection. I really feel like I could spend so long digging through these collections that they have. I've absolutely loved interacting with the owners and they've been so kind and even commented that I have great taste in books which made me feel really happy about my selections and I definitely plan on coming back very often.

Overpriced, crowded and completely unfriendly. I walked in and not only wasn't greeted but was…read morelooked at, then ignored. Walked by the counter two more times, same. I said, "have a great day" on the way out, nothing!

Bruce and his wife run this branch , while they have 3 more stores in Tomball, Spring and Heights…read more. This store is small and a little cramped but has quite a lot of good stuff for the keen eye. I found them a little expensive but he mentioned that price is negotiable on anything in the store since he is the owner. The most interesting antique was the selection of camera collection he owned. All those old time cameras with flash bulb and all, that was interesting. Another object of interest was the stone lion, he was majestic and very well carved and costed only $195. The challenge might be in carrying it back home though. .. A good stop if u are into antiques.

I was quite disappointed in this place. We were in the area looking for antique stores and when I…read morefound "Houston's Antique's Warehouse", I thought I was in for a treat. This establishment is very small and I would not consider it a warehouse at all. We were not looking for anything in particular. That being said, you may find something you like. Just don't expect to find a lot. I also found it a little expensive for my taste.

Really nifty store with plenty of antiques and MORE! Great home decor section and their selection…read moreof sterling silver jewelry is really amazing & fairly priced. Staff is helpful & friendly!

Beware of fake antiques!!!…read more Be careful and make sure you are buying real antiques and not antique looking items that are brand new but marked up. It's all sections rented out to vendors and I normally love everything sold here. Today I went to the Tjmaxx right next door before going into the antique store. There's a vendor that has multiple items from the tjmaxx right next door... Exact same items. I still plan to shop here since it's very obvious to me which vendors take pride in what they stock. I've gotten some really great finds here before.

Have been out to Old Town Katy in the past but never to this little jewel! What a positive…read moreexperience. It is small, but the quality of products and unique items that are in my " beer pocket " budget. Well worth the time to go inside. Even the little porch is decorated nicely but not overkill. Even if you don't find anything to your liking in the shop, just the pleasure of walking thru a very historic home that is now an antique shop will give you a warm feeling. The owner is delightful. She is available to help but does not hound you. My husband, who appreciates vintage antiques but not a shopper by any means, enjoyed strolling thru the shop. He is big on history and spoke with the owner about the home. She was so kind to spend time talking to him and giving him a brief history of this being the first home in Katy to have electricity! She has each room decorated so lovely but not ostentatiously Felt very comfortable in there. Highly recommend!

If you are looking for quality antiques, rustic decor, farmhouse items, etc, I highly recommend…read morethat you visit SILVER WINGS ANTIQUES in old Katy. I popped into the shop on a whim today and immediately fell in love with it. Prices are extremely reasonable and the variety of items is excellent. This place is a hidden gem.

Good store with a small selection of a little of everything. Books, toys, clothes, very few shoes…read more I enjoyed looking over the books and a few of the games. I will say most things are highly expensive. Wii games $10, old xbox games $4. Very overpriced, didn't even look at the CD's bcs i was scared of the price tag. But it's nice they have books organized by themes, etc. I however did find a classic yankee candle lamp for $4 which was chipped in several areas, when i went to checkout i asked for a discount, which they agreed to, bringing it down to $3. I'd come every once in a while, hope they price things better is all.

So many things I wanted but didn't need. Staff was nice and always smiling. If you love vases,…read moreglassware, clothes books and trinkets. This is your stop. Some furniture, clothes, golf clubs and other household it3ms.

Just as you're pulling into Hempstead, you'll find this small house off to the left. It is pretty…read morewell laid out and merchandised considering how tight the space is. It is a pretty small house. Inside you'll find books, shoes, some glassware, bedding and clothes, but little in the way of furniture. This place also doubles as a food pantry, but there are no public restrooms here. Prices here are pretty much less than what you would pay at Goodwill. However, this is a cash only thrift store, no credit cards or anything over a $50 bill. Informative photos included.

I finally found the mother lode of Mexican pottery in Houston, and I took a bunch of pictures to…read moreshow what they have. Prices, selections and service are good, so I can highly recommend this established business for your decorating needs.

Great selection and service at this business! I have been coming here for several years and have…read morealways found some great items to enhance my garden.

I've been wishing for a store like this since coming to the realization that most furniture stores…read morehave the same boring types of pieces that are cheap and fall apart. Lo and behold, Far Pavilions has been around for 16 (?) years and I had no clue! If you are wanting a statement piece, and / or something well-made (solid wood!) then this is a must-stop. I fell in love with so many items, it was almost overwhelming. I absolutely love how they write a little backstory on the tag for each item so you can learn about how something was repurposed. They have all kinds of furnishings too...coffee tables, side tables, consoles, armoires, lamps, table runners, etc. We went through the store several times and discovered more things we loved each time. And I think have even more online and in their warehouse. If you're wanting unique or one-of-a-kind home furnishings, searching for sustainable pieces, and love a boho / eclectic vibe, Far Pavilions is the place to go. I just wish I'd found it sooner!

This place has some really interesting imports and older antique doors and such. Very baroque…read moreornate mirrors, repurposed doors made into wardrobes that look as if they had been in some seriously old monasteries overseas, and some really one of a kind pieces to accent your home with. From the cool farmhouse chic, to mid century modern to traditional antique, they have several pieces that would surely become a centerpiece of conversation in your home.