Well, I think the first thing I noticed was the wonderful welcome. I got just walking in the door…read moreand with one swoop of my head I looked around and found the most amazing artifacts. I was just so excited to see everything I love and then I talked to Reggie, oh my gosh, it was as if we knew each other from way back. I can't wait to go back and explore and I only saw one floor the rest.

If you are looking for period items to help with your restoration I would definitely check out…read moreHudson Valley. They have an extensive selection of practically everything. And all very well organized. I wouldn't describe their prices as a bargain, you will have to pay well for your find.

Since I had a beige+grays+black+white minimalist color grouping going with Christmas ornaments I'd…read morepurchased at Home Goods, I wanted to fill in the gaps in my 8' tree with vintage pieces in those same tones to add character and charm. Plus, I always love mixing old and new items in my home decor because it just feels more personal and layered for me. That's where Isabella's Treasures in New Paltz came in around late Fall '24. I wanted my tree dressed in time for Thanksgiving dinner. Yes, I'm that person who puts up the tree at least the day before and lights it during dessert time to kick off the holiday season. To my surprise, Isabella's had exactly what I was looking for: vintage ornaments in the perfect colors- each one unique, full of soul, and priced reasonably in the $4 to $8 range. Totally worth it for pieces I won't find anywhere else. The shop itself is a cozy treasure trove, filled with everything from jewelry, textiles, to jewelry boxes- both new and vintage. There's also an attached room with vintage board games and clothing (though I'm not sure if that's part of Isabella's Treasures or a neighboring vendor). Isabella herself is a doll- super helpful, warm, and even gave me some background stories on the ornaments I purchased. It made the whole experience feel extra special, like I was taking home tiny heirlooms with their own little history.

I have received several gifts from Isabella's and recently made a glass ball and choker purchase…read more There is a wonderful and varied selection of items at Isabella's. I highly recommend a visit to this store!

This store is small. They have lots of vintage & repurposed furniture. The staff here were friendly…read more& polite. If you're into repurposed stuff, this place is definitely worth stopping by.

A very special store by a very special man!! The store has so many unique antique pieces from…read moredifferent times. The space is filled with so many unique precious items that you feel like you time travelled into a different world. I bought a bunch of old post cards and he gave me a discount, a nice man. I wish him all the best!!

All of your vintage Christmas dreams will come true at Once Upon A Time Antiques! This tiny shop is…read morecrammed with all kinds of curious finds, from toys throughout the ages to holiday treasures, with the exception of the oh-so-elusive vintage Halloween decorations (they do have a stand of repro postcards). But if it's Christmas that you're looking for, Christmas you will get. So impressive, from completely intact boxes of tiny glass ornaments to 1950s Santas and reindeer. Also, their antique Easter offerings are legit. Although jam-packed with stuff (little to no furniture, it's all knick-knacks, I believe), so much so that it's hard to take it all in, I think even Marie Kondo herself would find immense joy in something here. Note: as others mention, this store is way more organized and all items are clean and seem to be in good condition (unlike some of the other shops on the block). Definitely worth a stop in on your Main Street stroll!

Really great store with large selection! Always a must when visiting this charming town. Keep up…read morethe good work!

Walking around after a hike and a meal, we came across Cold Spring Antique Center. I have a wide…read morearray of antiques living in an older Victorian home, and always love to pop into spots to see what I can add to my collections. This particular spot had a wide variety of items. I found many items I was interested in, and then I came across a Steiff Hand puppet hedgehog. It was not in the best condition, but once I saw it, I could not get it out of my head. By far the cutest little find to add to my Steiff collection! I can't wait to go back and see what new finds they may have!

Great antique furniture shop. We called ahead like the website says and they said they'd open for…read moreus. Loved the place! So many great pieces. I bought a few things, but I'll be back for more when my room is done. Such a nice couple.

I was looking for a new bed because one of the wooden slats was broken. I went looking on Memorial…read moreDay weekend. One of the stores indicated that, with the sale, a bed would run about $650. I had heard of Davis furniture and went to their store. I was so glad that I did! I explained the situation to the salesman. He could not have been nicer. He suggested that I purchase a metal frame to replace the broken wood. He showed me what it would look like. The cost was only $160.00 plus tax. What a relief! The frame was delivered and installed. The gentlemen who came to my house were wonderful! They were so professional and within 15 minutes my problem was solved! I sleep so much better now. When the need arises to purchase any furniture, David furniture will be my first visit.

excellent place the products are top shelf. The customer service is excellent delivery is…read moreexceptional. Excellent value the owners will work with you. this is the place to go to get your hands down.pf 4-7-26

There is a big selection of vintage jewelry and furniture…read more There are many sections/booths with a variety of memorabilia/antiques/vintage m/luxury items. The staff was willing to answer questions and help with retrieving items from locked cabinets. Overall I would say the prices were on the high side, but fair based on how unique or rare the item was.

Oh no! What's happened?!? This has been a favorite destination of ours for years, however, on our…read morevisit today it had obviously suffered a "rebrand". They seem to have tidied up (not necessarily a bad thing) and turned it into a showroom, but in the process halved the stock and multiplied the prices by a substantial random factor. $200 for some old bunting? $170 for a tin can? $150 for a toy scout car (yours for ~$20 online BTW...) Sadly, no, not for us. Good luck to them but I'm not sure we'll be back until we see some fun stuff back on the porch again. Ho hum :(