I almost always find something here, just a great selection. And I have lots of luck selling items…read moreas well.

This is a great consignment shop…read more I really appreciate that there is plenty of stock to choose from but the rooms are not impossibly crowded (ahem, Legacies!). It's a delicate balance and Generations seems to know how to keep it. Most of the stuff I saw was in great shape, not outdated garbage and very reasonably priced. We scored a nicely framed vintage poster for about $40. It looked like most of the tag dates were fairly fresh, so stock turns fast here. If you see something you like, snap it up because it will probably be gone! In terms of "good stuff", pricing and general atmosphere, Generations is far better than both Chattel Changers and Legacies.

I have shopped at McNabb &Risley for all our furniture since we moved to Mequon in 1995. Not only…read moredo they offer quality stuff, you get help with designs and fabric selections. it's awesome.

McNabb & Risley is my go-to furniture source. 20 years ago, I purchased two heavy leather pieces…read morefrom them for my living room and this year, I decided to move that furniture to my family room. The delivery guys from McNabb & Risley removed my existing family room furniture, moved the leather items into the family room, then completed the delivery of new living room furniture. They were so professional and kind, and they went above and beyond for us. I wouldn't have been able to handle any of it myself. Thank you to all the staff at McNabb & Risley for making my purchasing experience exceptional.

This has been my second time visiting. The first time I was impressed by their inventory as they…read morehave some pretty unique home decor. I was happy to show my friend this boutique. They have a grapefruit mint candle that is natural and smells refreshing, and I wanted to get that again. When we arrived, it was about 20 minutes prior to closing, but we decided to go in for a quick looksee. I pay attention to customer service and if the vibe is welcoming and this visit it was NOT! We did not get a hello or welcome. When paying for my candle, the owner said hello, my total, and asked me to punch in my card pin. Honestly, it felt as if we were stepping on toes for entering their shop close to closing. We weren't the last customers in the shop, and we were left the store 10 minutes prior to closing. When we left, the owner immediately ran outside and pulled in her sign and closed the door. My friend and I both talked about how unwelcomed we felt, and unfortunately, we decided we will not be coming back here. It has nothing to do with the items inside the shop, but it is a crummy feeling when you want to support a small business but are left feeling rushed and unappreciated.

This is the place for a gift! Jenny the owner is so welcoming too. Whether it's a house warming…read moregift, birthday, anniversary, you name it they have it. I actually bought myself some earrings and a necklace and then some adorable decorative Easter bunnies oh yeah and a chair! What are you waiting for run! There is a Bohemian flair hence the name, but it's with a classy high end touch without the super high end prices.

Asked for directions...guy was a dick head. No worries...stopped at Seth's shop. 100 times better &…read morea friendly place. Guy at Gordon's must of been day drinking

Think it's time to leave a review ! Mom and I have been out to see Gordon and his amazing antique…read moreshop at least 5 times already and always end up leaving with something special like a nouveau sterling dish, fun pieces of jewelry and most recently a few Halloween vintage postcards! He is a wealth of knowledge and is always patient with us, we always look forward coming to the shop and seeing what else we can bring home Thank you for all the treasures we have found thus far Gordon, see you soon!

Excellent inventory in a wide range of prices. Knowledgeable sales people. And, most importantly,…read morewe got a good value for our money.

STAY AWAY FROM HERE! I I moved from Arizona to Wisconsin. I spent over $10,000 in furniture and…read more appliances. First week had a problem with the Frigidaire fridge had a waterline problem they swapped out the first week then the second week Maytag washer had to be exchanged the second week. Then last year I bought a furniture set. In about year in half it started giving me problems with the reclining. I thought their would be no problems since I bought there New Leaf insurance that states on their website that they cover motor framing and accidents. They sent a tech out and refuse coverage because they said the frame was bent. Crazy thing is this frame is all steel and it's just me and my wife and nobody hardly ever sits in that loveseat, anyways I paid all that money for insurance and they will not cover it. They contacted colders and yet they still have not contacted me back open claim sent a Better Business Bureau and still no reply. Worst customer service ever. New Leaf insurance coverage is a scam. If you do decide to buy something here do not get their insurance. It's worthless.

1000% NO! The owner threw away or lost all but 3 of the dozens of items I consigned. I went to…read moreretrieve my unsold items after the vibrations exposing. There were NOWHERE to be find. She refuses to even attempt to explain her shoddy business practices. Or is it misappropriations. Please do not consign your treasures, or purchase items as the rightful owner is not being compensated.

I sure wish I had read the reviews here before consigning a huge amount of furniture and china to…read morethis dishonest business. If you are looking to consign goods, AVOID THIS STORE AT ALL COSTS. First off, the "contract" they have you sign is vague and has numerous contradictions within it. I thought that I was dealing with a friendly, neighborhood consignment shop, but in reality I was dealing with a predatory, dishonest woman (Vicky) who basically in the end stole the items. When I brought the items to the shop, Vicki indicated that the china in particular would do better online. Adding it up, it was worth well over $1500 alone. She never listed it online. I also consigned several valuable antique pieces of furniture. The commission you are supposed to receive (according to Vicki, not the contract) is 50%. But the contract also specifies that commission may decrease after time and that after 150 days they can simply dispose of your items. In other words they have a disincentive to sell your items. They are better off keeping them longer and even better if you go past 150 days - because then they just keep the items. Here's what actually happens. They make no attempt to sell your items other than letting them sit on the floor of the shop. You get paid next to nothing and then they "donate" your items. When I asked who she donated them to, she was unable to answer. My guess, to herself or to sell them somewhere else. They are also rude as hell. A simple inquiry into the status of my items twice turned into insults and screaming along with being hung up on. SELLER BEWARE. YOU WILL BE RIPPED OFF.