Quaint little antique/shabby chic "boutique" off of Main Street in Lexington, NC. The owner is as…read moresweet as the store is! You can find items such as plates, towels, soaps, baskets, trinkets, cupboards, etc. they have a great selections of items for your home and the environment is very warm and inviting! Absolutely worth a stop if you are in the area!

Visiting from Los Angeles this was a refreshing spot for locally hand made items and antiques. Very…read morewelcoming staff and I'm definitely coming back!

Best new antique store in town. It is worth the extra time it takes to find it. I love the local…read morehandmade pottery, cards and wooden items.

I've seen ads for this place pop up on Facebook so thought I'd check it out. I'm actually looking…read morefor an entry table so thought hmm let's look here. Very unassuming walking in. Some what of a musty smell. There was a cashier at the counter as I walked in, but there was no greetings. I walked through, I believe all, or almost all of it. It is a large sort of warehouse area. It was very cold inside. I thought their prices were waaaaay too high. Yes, somethings maybe vintage, a lot isn't, yet they want more than if you bought the items new. I would recommend walking through as you might find a unique item you haven't seen elsewhere, however, I would not go back myself.

Looking for something to do in a cold and dreary weekend day, we finally took a ride over to check…read moreout Twin Deer Antique mail. This place is MASSIVE, so much bigger than I was expecting with all kinds of treasures to find in every corner. The staff greeted us in as we arrived, but left us on our own to explore. Set up as individual vendor booths, some are amazing some not so much, but everywhere you look, you're sure to see something fun, unique, or full nostalgia. I saw many items I remember either having as a child or seeing and my grandparents houses, but also some truly cool items. We've got a short list of items we're debating over, just trying to find the space for them. Pricing varies greatly from space to space and item to item, but overall, I think it was reasonable. You're bound to find something for anyone's taste here. Because of the size we didn't even get through it all, so will be going back again soon to see what more we can find.

Great place to order your furniture and home decor if you can wait around three months. My husband…read morehad a hard time believing it is the furniture capital of the world. That was until he got inside and it was never ending. We met Abeer she was extremely delightful to work with. Once we get moved and settled in, We are returning for home decor.

I've followed this page on Facebook for a long time, and finally decided to drop in. The…read morefriendliest lady greeted me. They were so many beautiful things packed into that little building. I could've spent two hours shopping. This is a must stop - unique items, great prices!!

A whirlwind of antiques and vintage items from nicnaks, to antique firehoses... from comic books to…read morevintage tools and knives. It is worth the drive (we came from Winston-Salem) and the time to weave through the dozens of vendor spots...

Absolutely wonderful establishment to find various home decor, accessories and so much more! All of…read morethe pieces carried here are so unique and not items you would find just anywhere. It's apparent that a lot of thought is put into which pieces they carry. They are constantly getting new inventory and you can find plenty of seasonal as well as traditional pieces. A must stop if you are in the area!

If you love rusty unique objects this is a great place for some serious eye candy. The kind of…read morestore you see in home improvement shows go to for that one unique item they decorate the living room around. My biggest pet peeve with this place is almost half of their items are not priced. This is a huge waste of time to the lay people who want to spend their money for a unique item but don't want to go to the hassle of asking a busy clerk how much everything cost. So I found this experience mostly a waste of time since most of the items I liked were not priced. It's literally business 101. I also found many of the spaces overwhelming with too much merchandise. This place is not accessible to some people due to their narrow claustrophobic aisle ways. You could probably move more product if things were labeled with prices. Otherwise it seems like you are catering only to the rich who don't need to care about the price. Also the parking for this place is abysmal. They have a parking lot that is being taken up with rusty bulk items. While they are neat to look at the seem better places in metal scrapyard. Most parking for this place is street parking and it's a very small street. This place could be so much better with a few tweaks to their business.

Love this place! It's just the coolest collection of things from all over the world. This place is…read morea time capsule but not one of those crappy time capsules that you open up hoping for great treasures but find an old tooth brush and a few books that are worthless....BUT this place is more like going on a expedition with Indiana Jones him self with a historian tour guide of Rick Steves to go through a plunder thus good enough even for Captain Jack Sparrow and his pirates to fine worthy relics for there own collections and decor. Yes, I have a nice collection of my own of tables and different random pieces of decor in my home right now that makes for perfect conversation pieces as the owner himself can tell you where certain pieces came from and came about. Fascinating. NOW, enjoy friends.

Great little up-scale consignment shoppe in Salisbury run by a seasoned and studied gentleman. Walk…read morearound and take a good long look at the pieces on display and you start to appreciate the subtle but distinct difference between cost and price and value. Came in the first time on a lark: stopped in town for a nosh and a sweet after looking at a trailer up the road a piece and on my after-luncheon constitutional I happened across this trove of treasures. Looking through the glass I spied more and better items than I've seen in my wanderings of late; even those items that run contrary to my tastes are appealing for their substance if not their styling. I stepped inside half looking for a bright wall sized piece for the living room and found everything else instead. Jeff and I exchanged pleasantries and a few adjectives as we discussed the variety of items and how this all got to North Carolina. Turns out that the items in store come from clients across the country with the possible exception of the upper plains. Urns, vases, and statuary; period furniture and screens; silks, oils, prints and water colors... capturing all manner of subjects from wood ducks to orchids to the human form. In a blow molded world with press board bases and faux finishes Stately Homes houses an assortment of enduring and endearing objects. Yes, it is someone else's stuff, but I'm not sure how that's even a thing.

This is a magnificent shop with a knowledgeable and helpful owner…read more The antiques, jewelry, art, furniture, and decoratives are beautifully selected and well priced. If you're tired of resin molded plastic and particleboard, Stately Homes is a breath of fresh air. Enjoy the interlude there is so much to discover - a treasure trove of the fine things.

Great store with great prices. Lots of super cool finds and the owner was very nice and helpful.read more

Beautiful items and the Owner was very nice and helpful as well. There are many various items to…read moresee. I love antiques the best so stores like these are so good for the community and travelers. Local shopping is the thing to do.