I stopped by on a Friday and found two cabinets…read more Spend half an hour here and you probably will find what you need (and then some). Naturally, you're at the mercy of what the locals donated. But if you walk by with an open mind, you might be pleasantly surprised.

Habitat has a fabulous selection of furniture and very helpful staff! I found a beautiful dresser…read moreand happened to be there when there was a 50 % off dresser sale. My lucky day!

Awesome place for treasure-hunting if you enjoy DIY home projects or are renovating a house. If…read moreyou love watching home renovation shows, this is the place those people would shop for all the good stuff. They have SO MANY cool things of all ages, from antiques to newer stuff, everything including the kitchen sink. Prices vary widely but most items are clearly marked so you'll know which things are within budget and which are the splurges. Bricks and countertops are in the fenced-in outdoor area. The staircase to the second and third levels is just inside the main entry on the right, and there is a gender-neutral restroom there too. Staff is friendly, helpful, and easy to find. Parking is available on the street (free, no meters). I also met a very sweet and friendly shop cat wandering around. Bonus points for the shop cat. Note - as with any large building full of really cool very old building materials, there is a pervasive musty smell in the air, so if you're sensitive to those things (allergies, asthma, etc.) a mask might be a good idea.

Excellent place to visit for a variety of items...vintage doors, windows, knobs, sinks, lighting &…read moremore. Staff were knowledgeable and friendly. Will return again. I bought a small piece of stained glass & incense burner both very reasonably price.

Very Unique Shop with a Large Selection. The owner, Sara, is very knowledgeable about home decor…read moreand willing to help.

How many times have I driven past Tesori and said " that place looks adorable I have to stop in…read morethere" .... countless! But I finally did stop in there and it is adorable!! And it's eclectic with vintage, modern, antiques , collectibles, art work and furniture. So many things your eyes simply don't know where to look. The kind of place that makes it very difficult to carry on a conversation with someone because you're looking at so many fun things that you forget what they asked you! The owner was absolutely welcoming and just charming. There was a fire in the fire place that invited you to sit and look around and keep jumping up to get something else you simply couldn't believe you found. Every nook and cranny had a treasure. Some were from estate sales, some were on consignment, some were from local artists. I can't imagine not being able to find just the most unique gift for someone or for that shelf in your home. I couldn't resist a vintage train case! The owner also told us that new items are constantly being added and so it's the kind of place that you would never see the same thing twice and I think always be welcomed anytime. I'm looking forward to going and hanging out with some holiday gift money again soon!!

What a cool place. They make furniture. Well, what they really do is take your ideas and create…read moresomething out of them. For any room in your house. It's very interesting, one of a kind pieces for your home or office (they do commercial too). Much of what they use is reclaimed materials I believe. They do have access to other companies products too. So you can do a combo if you want. Located on Elmwood downtown. 12/RaD

The team at Wrafterbuilt is A-1. It's. been great seeing the business grow over the last few years,…read moreand I'm so excited for their new space to open in Allentown this spring. Jackie has an excellent eye and keeps the store stocked with beautiful home goods and furniture. Birthday and holiday gifts are easy to find, and I always consider the possibility of leaving the shop with one or more of the couches they have on display. Sean was courteous and efficient when installing our new shelves at our home, and was a pleasure to work with on the project. Really looking forward to finally purchasing one of his dining room tables.

Top notch products with one of the better selections in WNY…read more If you're looking for quality patio furnishings, reasonably priced, that will last, Flamingo Patio needs to be on your list. Set back a little from the road, it's easy to pass by. Almost directly across from Mayer Bros. Cider Mill, at the corner of Transit and Main - which turns to Blossom Rd. Great service, they know what's on the floor and have ideas new items. Stopped in on a recommendation and will no doubt get my replacements at Flamingo.

A local furniture store in the heart of downtown Niagara Falls. You won't find high-pressure…read moresalesman, but an Italian-American looking gentleman who will show you his inventory of couches, desks, dressers, chairs and more. I thought the prices were similar to what you'd see on retail and haven't necessarily found an item that I thought was a must-have. Looking for some couches, they had some inventory on hand of sectionals, leather sofas and more. The business owner also offers to order some from a catalog on hand and gives you personal service in helping out. I thought it was worth a look to see if they may have any items, although at the moment I haven't found anything to fit my needs.

Oh man there's not enough room to describe here how amazing this place is. It's a treasure chest of…read moreBuffalo Home relics that deserve a second life. If you want to add character or bring the Buffalo back to your home - go here with an imagination and plan to be there a while, it's enormous!!

What an amazing place. Visited during the thanksgiving weekend -- there were so many fantastic…read morefinds. From light fixtures and architectural elements to the best outdoor objects yard I could imagine. Can't wait to come back to pick up some show stoppers for our 100 yr old bungalow in Boston. Pricing was reasonable. Staff was very available and helpful.

The Old Steeple has a variety of seasonal gifts, home goods, a few food items, and decor. I agree…read morewith the other reviews that it's more of a gift store than antique shop. I would estimate that only about 10% of the inventory was antiques and many of these were bigger items like dressers. Several of the products I looked at were made by small businesses, such as the soaps and seasoning I bought. We came in December so the store had a lot of Christmas decor while we were there. I'd love to come back during another time of year to see what they have then as well!

I absolutely have to give this place credit for being such a cool shop, but it fell short of my…read moreexpectations. I paid a quick visit after going to Mayer Bros - this place is right down the street crossing Transit road, and is so easy to spot! They've got a small parking lot beside the building. The Olde Steeple itself is absolutely gorgeous - it's an old church built in 1880, and at one point the building had been burned down almost entirely. Extensive renovations eventually brought the Olde Steeple back to life, giving it new purpose by way of becoming a lovely shop, where you can now find some of the cutest home decor, craft items, even teas and coffee! The small barn in the back was donated to the Olde Steeple in 2010, and houses a ton of cool antique furniture pieces. I thought this place would lean more toward being an antique shop, but I didn't find very many antiques here besides what could be found in the barn. (They're listed in Sunday Driver, which is an antique shop directory for NY, so had guessed they would've had more antiques to offer.) I would classify it more as a country store if anything, though one that leans a little more toward the expensive side. I also thought this place would have had more locally made products. They had some awesome homemade jams, but the tea I bought came from SC, and one of the little decor items I bought came from China. The doily I bought also appeared to be mass-produced. I also noticed a lot of 1803 Candles products, which is a company based out of IL. There's nothing wrong with that, of course, but I would have looked more forward to spending what I did if they maybe had some Alpine Made stuff, or maybe some Amish linens and doilies? Maybe I got the wrong idea about what this place was supposed to be. But I will definitely visit again now that I know what sort of things they offer here. Just...don't plan on doing any serious antiquing at this place. Day 22