Honest family business that puts time and effort into finding the perfect fit for your home. They…read morehave a collection of unique pieces you can't find anywhere else, and they're clearly invested in ensuring long term satisfaction beyond the transaction. Worth it alone to just walk in and see what's new!

Friendly helpful staff, amazing selection of rugs, antiques and furniture. The ability to create…read morecustom furniture with their textiles and doors leads to endless possibilities!

Tucked away in a little strip-mall in midtown---next to Verde Juice---is a multi-faceted gem of a…read moreconsignment store, perhaps the best one in Santa Fe for furniture. With an extraordinary and diverse range of styles ranging from early American and European primitive to Mid-Century Modern---with a large assortment of Native American silver and turquoise plus a well-curated selection of Navajo and Tibetan textiles and some stunning ceramics thrown in for good measure---their stock is ever expanding and always a delight to browse. And their prices!!! wowza!!! while I always have a brimming "dream list" of items (Eastlake, marble-topped side-tables for $250; a stunning Eames [???] pine screen; a Rookwood vase), I've sated my short-term hunger there with brightly enameled Japanese bowls for $30 and other "mad-money" purchases that have made me giddy with happiness. Diane et al are warm and welcoming and while they are phenomenally helpful and knowledgable when called upon to help, are more than content to allow one to browse at ones leisure. What can I say? I love this store! Run: do not walk (ok, drive your SUV over there: they have ample parking out front) to Santa Fe Consign. You will NEVER regret it (& then grab a juice concoction at Verde and feel like the most virtuous Santa Fe-an EVAH!!!).

Guy working immediately gave me the stink eye. Guess he could tell I'm not interested in overpriced…read moredated gaudy nonsense. The quality and style of the items is not in line with the price tag.

Amazing collection of consignment furniture, art, home goods and even patio furniture…read more Every time i visit want to redecorate my entire place.

This enterprise is very unique. You need to walk through about three times to make sure that you…read moresee everything. Each time I go there I fall in love with a piece of furniture, a painting, an accessory, etc.. Make sure that you do not wait to purchase, if you do the item will be gone. A lot of people shop here from all over the southwest and beyond; especially designers looking for distinctive pieces for their clients.

This is a terrific consignment store in Santa Fe! You will…read moreneed hours to see all that they have!! When you find something ask for a price break and you might get it. But it won't be much. These consignment stores love their merchandise so much that they want to hold on to it!!! Take the time to enjoy all this old, dead peoples stuff!!!

My mom is an interior decorator, and has been doing business in Santa Fe for upwards of twenty…read moreyears. She has been in and out of here many times, both purchasing and consigning pieces. Recently she had to go into an assisted living facility due to early onset dementia. Now as an interior designer, she of course had a lot of nice things herself, including a huge collection of green pottery which wasn't necessarily cheap, as she had sourced it from Bolivia, Peru, and various places in Europe. There were about 18 to 20 pieces of it. Because she had done business with the owner so frequently, she said we should let him consign the pottery. Now my three sisters and I live in different states, none of which include New Mexico. At the time of this occurring at Stephen's, I was out of the state, but my sisters said they explained that my mom was moved into an assisted living facility with early onset dementia starting to set in, and so she wanted to consign these good with him. He told them he was sorry to hear that, and he happily agreed to take the pieces and anything else we wanted to give him as he knew she had nice taste. He also said he would help price them out as my sisters we not sure what they were worth. (I on the other hand am aware of what they are worth). They also discussed how to get some other things to him as they were all going to have to leave town in a few days. Here's where it gets interesting. A week after my sisters left town, Stephen called one of them and told her that they didn't have room for the pottery, and it was taking up too much space. He said that he would be willing to give us $300 for the pottery, or we needed to come get it within the next week. He said that if we didn't it would belong to him by default because he was telling us he couldn't consign it any longer. So this happens exactly a week after he agreed to take it into his shop. A week after my sisters all left town. He did this to my mom, who he's known and done business with for years, who now knows has dementia. And this pottery is literally worth thousands of dollars. Like well above 10K. I was so pissed that I told my sister to tell him that it wasn't a problem, we would pick it up. I then left Florence, Arizona and drove 8 hours up to Santa Fe to be there two days later when he opened. I had my wife and a friend of hers with me, and boy was he shocked when we started pulling all of the pieces out of this store. I already had a storage unit rented for all the stuff I had cleared out of my parents house when we moved them into assisted living, and I don't think he expected us to make a sudden trip out there to take it out of his store rather than just letting him buy it off of us for peanuts. I guarantee if we sold it to him those green clay pots would have shiny new price tags the very next day. When we showed up at his store he quickly doubled his offer to $600 but then made himself scarce when I told him to pound sand. He tried to take advantage of every angle of the situation. It really just upsets me to think that here is a guy who my mom considered a friend, or at least an honest person she used to do business with, and he tried to take advantage of her like that. The next time I am in Santa Fe I'll have to take a look in some of the other consignment shops in town, because I'm sure I'll find his conscience in one of them.

If I could live in this store, I would. Beautiful furniture, lighting, artwork, knick knacks…read more Sequoia, the owner, is truly a gifted artist. I bought some small things, as well as custom ordered a large onyx floor lamp. I couldn't be happier, and just wish I had room for more. I bring friends here when I'm in town, and they are also blown away. Also, I told Sequoia that I loved the small climbing figures on his wall, but wanted a woman (they were all men). It's not his design, but he said he had mentioned this issue to the company before. When I came back this year, there were female climbers!

The products in the store are truly beautiful. I will not, however give them my business. We…read moredrove up from Albuquerque with the intention to buy several items fro our new home. In the recommendation of friends to look here. We were ignored the entire time we were in the store. No greeting, nothing. The guy that I think must be the owner was sitting at a table with two other men discussing his expectations of them selling things. Here's a good idea, start with greeting customers who are willing to spend upwards of $40k in your store. I tried to ask a question about a headboard and they just gave me a look that strongly suggested I was not to interrupt them. This place will never get my business. I don't care how well crafted or beautiful their products are.

A beautiful store to walk through and imagine how beautiful your home could be. Though I could not…read moreafford many of the home furnishings here (or space in my suitcase!), I enjoyed perusing the shop, especially the amazing crystals. I wish I could've taken some home with me, like the quarter moon pink amethyst on an iron stand! The giant crystal slab by the front door (also possibly pink amethyst) was astounding. We were visiting Santa Fe from San Diego. When I first walked in with my family in tow after spending some time at the local farmers market, I felt a bit intimidated and expected the people working there to be snobby or ignore me, but this was not the case at all. I went to the back room where they had some pricey jewelry in locked cases, and there were some other shoppers in there was well; an employee (or possible co-owner?) let the customers know she could open the cases should anyone want to take a closer look. I was offered a small cup of hot chai tea while I shopped that was so incredibly delicious, I had to buy a box to take home with me. My family sat on some of the plush chairs while I walked around and took some photos. At the front counter there was a bowl of one-word affirmation cards, and I asked the gentleman who worked there, who ended up being the owner, how this works. He said to take three cards out of the bowl to set my intention and then return them to the bowl so others could share in this delightful practice. The man was beautiful inside and out, and I think the woman who was there (also beautiful) may have been the co-owner. The man offered my 10-year-old son to select three cards, and the woman offered my son a cup of cold water to drink. She also complimented my outfit. They were so gracious and kind! I noticed another customer choosing furniture and other furnishings for her home and I asked her a few questions and we chatted for a moment. How lucky is she to be able to shop this store to decorate her second home! I am considering calling the store to see if that crystal I had my eye on is still available to purchase and ship. I felt that even though these were gorgeous, high-end pieces, they were not overpriced. If you are looking to add some spirituality and beauty to your home, go to this store. You will be treated with respect and come away with something special.

This place is stunning and smells like you want to curl up with a book and a drink and chill out…read more They have one of a kind home accessories. And a jewelry store inside the store!! My husband has great taste and pointed to a piece, which I tired on and had to have. It was a hair long, and they are shortening it. Was served delish chai tea. They sell it there and I bought two boxes. The scent of the store is sold in a candle and I had to have that too. The people make the store. I didn't feel like they were ever selling me. Just nice folks. I am excited to come back. They were nice and interesting, people I would want to kn

Unique, quality items and a friendly, down-to-earth staff (not snobby like some other joints)…read more Always a favorite stop when in Santa Fe! Also, though I don't live in town, I did once consign here, and found the pricing and policy fair. Annette even sent the check to my home state.

I always find something in this store and we stop in whenever we're in Santa Fe. Great location off…read morethe plaza and staff has always been helpful. It's been there a long time so I guess it must be a local favorite.

We are talking a lot to look at. Each area had its own unique products. Pots, glasses, leather,…read morefurniture, jewelry, clothing, mirrors and chandeliers. We didn't think the prices were bad. I WOULD recommend stopping to take a look.

Very overpriced - $55 for a small plate that is poor quality. Entire displays of outdoor items have…read morefallen over and look like they've been on the ground for weeks. Even sculptures in the front entrance were laying on the ground looking beat, dented, and dirty. Why not pick them up? Seems like this place has fallen on hard times and there are better options down the road.