Across from the pay parking on Westfield Blvd is a tiny shop that is literally on the alley…read more During warmer months, they even bring some of their items out into the alley during store hours. Inside the shop, you will find nice quality items like furniture, paintings, and some knick knacks. During the winter months, the business is making the most of some available space at the corner of Westfield and Guilford. In that annex, there are lamps, clothing, and more small items that might work in a collection or as a gift. The only negative is that the supply is rather small compared with other antique shops. I'm not sure how quickly the inventory turns over, so you'll just have stop by to see whether they have what you're looking for. Review #2279

While the store hours and space is extremely limited, the quality items in stock make it worth the…read morewait. I recently bought several beautiful vintage planters complete with succulents for about $10 (and have kept them alive)! If you're looking for a unique lamp or gift, they've got you covered. Just don't wait too long before making your decision, or it could be gone when you return. Friendly staff and excellent mid century wares right off the beaten path. No really, its in the alley, right across the street from Flatwater. Go check it out!

Just a quick review for this place, because they're closing at the end of the year and I don't want…read moreto invest a lot of time in a review that's going to be obsolete in two months. But you should go snatch up your vintage tiles, dirty windows, election buttons, business stamps, used toilets, and other random things while you can. It's called "Another Fine Mess" and it lives up to its name. I could probably spend an entire day looking at all of the random piles of treasure and junk. It's just amazing what you'll find here.

If you are looking for antique hardware, they have it. You need to match a wall handle a hinge,…read morethen go to this place. They will have it.

Very cool stuff. If you have an older home this is the place to go. I thought the prices were way…read morehigh but if you have a specific need you'd probably pay it. Lots and lots of chandeliers and wall sconces, fireplace surrounds and door knobs just tonnage a few items.

I've been coming to Architectural Antiques for many years to find parts for my vintage projects…read more You can find just about anything here, including the kitchen sink. The shop is a hidden gem on an old farm on the border of Indianapolis and Zionsville on 96th Street. There are three barns filled with amazing light fixtures, antique furnitures and any architectural feature that you can imagine. They have been salvaging these details from homes for decades. You can find parts (door knobs, hinges, crystals, stairs, flooring, glass shades and much much more). Outside, wroth iron fencing and porcelain tubs. Sometimes you have to look through the dust to find the treasures. Parts are fairly well organized - and the staff can help you find something that you are looking for. The buildings are old barns and not easily accessible for strollers or wheelchairs. In general, you probably don't want to bring small children. There is plenty of parking.

After brunch one Sunday in downtown Zionsville, I went shopping in the downtown Zionsville historic…read moredistrict and came across Fivethirty Home. This quaint little shop was very nice and cute, and had some nice local merchandise and unique nicnacks. I walked through the shop and could tell it had a nice selection of merchandise and the value of the price appeared to be very good. I went into a separate room that had 50% off merchandise, and found a few things that caught my eye which I ended up purchasing. They were kitchen coasters and they were very decorative and attractive looking. The service at the shop was Ok. The woman behind the cashier table was very nice and said hello when I first walked into the shop. When I checked out, she was very gracious and wrapped my kitchen coasters very carefully so that they would not break. Fivethirty Home is a neat shop with great merchandise, so if you are in downtown Zionsville, you should check it out. It is very nice and worth browsing around.

Fivethirty Home inspires me to be creative and do a little redecorating. I was worried that the…read morelittle shop had left Zionsville, but discovered they moved down the street to Bender Square in a much larger location. The new location has lots of nooks and crannies for setting up interesting displays and they do. We stopped by while out doing some Christmas shopping and found the store packed with shoppers. Good to see people supporting these small independent shops. They carry about 1/3 vintage items like globes and suitcases and nicely painted furniture pieces, about 1/3 local artisan decor mostly Indiana themed (which I love) and then about 1/3 reproduction vintage filler such as wrapping paper and trendy letter art. In addition she carries a line of high quality chalk paint and supplies. They teach classes on how to use the chalk paint (which I've been meaning to take). The pieces that she finishes are gorgeous - mostly little side tables. Today they carried a lot of Christas themed items. The owner is very friendly and happy to provide advice on painting. She is indeed gifted. The prices on the chalk paints are a little high so I haven't taken the plunge yet until I know I have time to complete a project. I see many customers coming to buy the paint and supplies so they must be happy. There is street parking available and a free lot across the street but it can be a bear to find a spot on a Saturday. They are not opened on Sunday. I'll be back and perhaps soon I'll take one of her classes.

As a mixed media artist, I enjoy thrifting and exploring for unique items. I also kept my eyes open…read morefor Christmas gifts. Friendly service. I'll return.

Perfect place to spend an hour or more finding treasures! I find something each time I'm there .read more

Yellow Moon is an adorable antique mall in a historic building in downtown Mooresville. We were…read moregreeted when we entered. The clerk was friendly, answered questions and laughed with customers. There's a wonderful small town vibe here. It was nice to see a lot of actual antiques. Many areas are arranged by color, making dramatic (instagram worthy) displays. They have a lot of glassware and ceramics, some primitive, jewelry, but not much furniture. I like to look around and reminisce about things my grandmother may have used. I thought most of the prices were reasonable. Since the building is old, there are a several uneven walkways that are marked. We had trouble finding parking, as all the street spaces were full. Yellow Moon is well worth a visit if you like antiques.

Yellow Moon Antique Mall is my **absolute** favorite antique mall! I have traveled to many antique…read moremalls around the United States, and nothing compares to Yellow Moon. The prices are always fair, they always have AMAZING antique and vintage items. Each vendor always has great looking vignettes as well. The staff and service is always the best.

I've always loved Irvington, and have been following market vintage on socials for a min, I…read moreactually had the time to come check the space out and was pleasantly surprised at all the different treasures and items that they offer. I ended up getting a Mary statue, (can't fight the cradle Catholic in me) as well as a fun vintage match book, def check this place out! Something for everyone inside!

Welcoming staff and unique finds!…read more Absolutely loved the large selection of vintage clothing and nicnacs. There were also tons of near artwork, ranging in price. Definitely a bit pricier than a typical thrift store but the quality of the items were ideal. Will be back!

This is my happy place. Antiques, historical buildings, friendly staff, beautiful garden- what's…read morenot to love? We stopped in today, beckoned by the "Antiques" flag swaying in the breeze. A smiling clerk welcomed us and explained the three buildings holding antiques and lamp shades. Brown's has been in business since 1945! I was drawn to the Clay City Pottery with beautiful colors. (Clay City Pottery is local, made on the west side of the state.) My husband honed in on several old political buttons. The antique furniture is lovely - mostly colonial. Prices are reasonable, especially for the quality of the antiques. A small cottage is filled with traditional style lampshades and a few more antiques. The garden that connects the buildings is lovely and peaceful. Old grinding stones are used for the walkways. There are several flights of stairs and the walkways are probably difficult to maneuver in a wheel chair or with a stroller. Street parking is free.

Went there to replace a lampshade and the charming environment made my day. Haven't been there for…read moredecades -very little has changed about the physical environment but the items on display for sale are easy to view clean and tidy. It can be physically challenging to walk up rickety stairs to the attic of two different buildings and the paths between the buildings are uneven so just be aware of that. David Brown son of the original owners is very helpful and pleasant.