We bought 8 Mario Bellini armchairs from Della. She was so helpful, sending me photos to make sure…read morethey would work in my dining room. The chairs were shipped from Aspen to Arlington, Va and the transportation company she uses were true white glove. We are so happy with the chairs! Thank you, Della!

Aspen Home Consignment is a treasure trove! Della has fabulous taste and picks high-end and unique…read moreitems to sell for a reasonable price. It's probably the only place in Aspen to get a deal. Della is wonderful to work with and has helped me furnish multiple properties over the years. AHC is also THE place to sell any items you don't need because everything is beautifully staged in a charming old house on Main Street!

A nice little shop with a nice little assortment of goodies! I love my mummy hands - ok, its just…read morean old dried up Chinese root - but it's great - I'm a weirdo!

This is the best curated antique store I have ever visited! The owner is a lovely, Aspen gem…read more Definitely a must see!!

Upon a dispute over my soft serve ice cream. I challenged Daniel to a duel, with his overpriced…read moreantique dueling pistols, he refused like the coward he is and we happily left the store without purchasing anything. Total dick.

Before I came into Daniel's Antiques, I couldn't say that I had looked through a $65,000 pair of…read morebinoculars. After we left Daniel's Antiques, I COULD say that I had looked through a $65,000 pair of binoculars. We kept passing this place and it is literally filled with gigantic, old school military binoculars. I finally insisted on going in to get a closer look at them. These binoculars were incredible - one was a periscope that was used on the Berlin wall, another was from the Japanese military during WWII. The owner talked about each pair in detail when he saw how interested we were. Super nice guy. We obviously weren't going to be buying anything, but we talked for awhile about binoculars. I didn't realize there was a market for old school binoculars, but I guess you learn something new everyday, right? This store also has vintage Louis Vuitton, sculptures, chess sets, sets. Very cool place - a must see in Aspen.

Average selection for a shop of this kind. Incredibly inflated prices. Something I purchased…read moreelsewhere was three times the price and half the size. I guess they have to cover Aspen rent prices. Interesting to browse but don't purchase here unless you have cash to burn. To be fair though the guy that spoke to me was friendly!

I love this store and Joseph the proprietor. I purchased a stone bracelet and a few weeks later the…read moreelastic was compromised. I contacted Joseph and he immediately sent me a replacement. Great customer service and a wonderful store to shop in while in Aspen. Highly recommended!!

Katherine designed a new setting for my grandmother's prized diamond. I showed her another ring I…read moreliked and talked a bit about what I was looking for. I had no specific image in mind. Katherine immediately sketched out one idea on a little post-it, thought another minute or so, then drew a second idea. We went with her first inspiration, and it is just a stunning ring that delights me every day. Katherine also remade one of my late mother's rings for my daughter; she kept the overall style but made subtle modifications that transformed it. No question about it: Katherine is brilliant.

I brought my watch in for a minor repair and the owner fixed the band in about 15 minutes, charging…read moreme $10 which seemed very reasonable for Aspen. She also had some cool vintage estate jewelry for sale that I might come back to look at if in need of a gift. Recommend!

The Grandmafia that runs this place is pricing things way too high lately. Why are we charging…read moreSusie's prices when everything is donated?

This thrift store was poppin. Tons of people inside, I guess everyone wants to see what the people…read moreof Aspen donate. I was able to find a few books that I have been wanting to read here. I also found a very cute Zara vest for my daughter. There are multiple levels so if you do not see something when you first walk in, keep looking. You are likely to find something that you like in here, it's definitely worth stopping by if you are in town, but know it gets picked through very quickly.

Had the most amazing experience with the shop gal Erika today! Walked in with a thrifted had and…read morewanted to add some glitz and glam to make it more personalized. I expected to be put off to the side being that I didn't purchase a "Kemo Sabe" hat. That was NOT the case with Erika. She was incredibly friendly, and helped to pick out all the fun additions that were in my budget! If we ever go back to this location I am definitely requesting Erika again! She was awesome!

I came to Aspen recently to celebrate my birthday and found my way to Kemo Sabe. I waited in line…read moreto enter the store for about thirty minutes, due to waiting to be paired with a sales associate. I'm not sure if that was just because it was the holiday season, but they did not allow anyone in the store without being accompanied by an associate. Once I was paired, the associate gave me a complimentary cocktail and started sizing me for hats. I did feel she was a bit pushy, heavily suggesting certain colors even when I shared my own preferences. As I started on accessories, I did not feel like I was being shown all of the options and only those with a price tag over $1000 (on top of the price of the hat itself). I took it upon myself to search and find what I really liked, but the pushiness of the associate made the experience less enjoyable and rather stressful. Overall I am happy with my purchase, but I would recommend anyone coming in to come prepared with the style you want because the process can be overwhelming otherwise.