So for the first time in my life I had the police called on me and for no reason. The owner claims…read morethat I looked like I was shoplifting and my behavior was sketchy. Like I didn't know just walking around not really touching anything and putting a few things in my basket that I wanted. She told the police that I supposedly put things back. She even claimed that I may have put something in my son's pocket (which he has none because he's wearing shorts). Like I don't want to say it's because of race but after leaving and we were sitting in the car talking she had the nerve to take pictures of us. Like I had shop there a few times before but never again. Plus this lady already had a black eye like ma'am you're lucky that I just don't give a f***.

There are a wide variety of sellers gathered in this building. It was fun to browse through the…read moreIsles and see all the interesting things. Some are the same things you see at other stores but many have treasures from the past! I was able check out some old toys and signage and my girl picked up a rug and cool tablecloth. Don't let the sticker shock on some scare you off..... just keep digging!!!

I stop in this quaint little store when I am in the area. The staff is always friendly and…read moreinviting. The store is always very cute and updated with new treasures you need to take home and make yours. They have mixed in new items such as candles that make the store smell amazing, and who can't always use a new candle??! They also have other new items such as some woven potholders and super soft dish towels. I could have taken one of each with me! The store is set up with wide isles so you aren't bumping into things as you walk, so it's open and inviting. It is set up so cute and gives you great ideas to use in your home with the items you take home! Stop in!

We found another home town favorite! Tucked into the Main Street of Bethany, this small store has a…read morelot to offer. Under the store name is the description, "A Store of Multifarious Finds," and it is so true! There are many and various types of items to enjoy here. In the half hour we spent shopping in Booth 1981, we made purchases that ran the gamut of time and interest: antique sugar molds, bracelets, iPhone accessories, and wreaths made from findings in nature. Shopping is easy and comfortable here; lots of room to walk around. My friend was using a walker, and she was able to move without fear of bumping into things. Can't wait to visit again to see what's been added!

I purchased a fabulous dining table that was exactly as described & shown in pictures. They then…read morehelped to facilitate shipping across the country. This is a great business selling unique (in a good way) furniture!

What a beautiful store with such lovely original MCM pieces in wonderful condition! Solid wood…read morefurniture, awesome artwork, and funky cool decor pieces. This is a highly curated "antique" store with prices that fit the work that it clearly took to find these pieces and make them look outstanding.

Nice furnace, nice statues, it was a nice store in all, but there was one dude who was rude to us…read morefor sitting on the couch even tho we were testing for our parents

Lovely furniture, thoughtful / qualified/ creative team. Awesome location in auto alley…read more Beautifully restored historic building.

They remade a door for me and inserted stained glass. Amazing design and craftsmanship. Gave my…read morekitchen a nice upgrade. I highly recommend this place for doors, lighting and anything industrial or vintage. Great people and their service is beyond amazing. Rose has a real eye and really knows how to bring to life what you're looking for. It's pricey but a very exceptional product. Highly recommend this establishment if you're looking for the extraordinary.

First off, this place is a very unique place to browse! With beautiful timeless pieces. The vibe is…read morethrift hardware store! A ton of beautiful stained glass widows, doors & old bonnetiere cabinets. Like many other reviews mentioned, this place is definitely pricey. There were a couple folks working at the front desk; we were neither greeted, nor were we bidden farewells as we parted the store. Overall, a neat place to stop and browse. I'm sure if you had a particular project, or owned an old home this place would be the place to stop by and browse to help restore or find inspiration.

Friendly proprietress…read more Great selection, too, including quite a bit of Uttermost. A bit high end for Bethany? Maybe. I tend to associate this part of town with religious junk, cutesy crap, and tacky craft malls posing as "antiques" places. (Needless to say, my partner and I were VERY pleasantly surprised to find a shop of Allenton Interiors' caliber where and when we did.) We'd come to this part of town to eat at the Diaz restaurant just two or three doors to the east of Allenton Interiors, else we'd most likely never have found this place. Parking can be less than ideal here, so think ahead and park along Peniel or one of the other adjacent streets.

Driving through downtown Bethany Allenton Interiors stands out. Their store front says "new and…read moreexciting". While only open for about a month, I have wanted to stop several times. I love interrior design stores and was excited for the possibilities this new boutique held. Oh the possibilities! Wowzas! (can I say wowzas for such a fine store?) I was a tad intimated at first. Their store front boasts modern decor and afluency. However, once in the store I was greeted warmly and quickly found several items I would have loved to carry on my back (if need be) home with me. I believe truly they have something for everyone. I was quite surprised as well to see the reasonable prices. Such as a beautiful lantern like vase for around $30. Trendy muslim stamped large throw-pillows for $35 (that I have seen in up-scales shops and online boutiques for $75+) Paintings, chandeliers, furniture, ... I loved the mass majority of it. It all looked to be very high quality, reasonable priced, high style. I asked a particular item that I really loved, but simply couldn't purchase yesterday. The sales associate walked over to the piece with me and told me that it was definitely something they can get again if it is sold when I come back for it. It kind of reminds me of a smaller scale Z-Gallerie, which I love.

I swear this is one of my happy places and Decades NEVER disappoints. The selection is so amazing…read morethat I always find something. The prices are very reasonable. The folks who work here are always friendly and helpful. This is a must see every time we visit Edmond to see family. We will be back!

This place had so much range in items they were selling, so much fun to walk around and lots of…read morefurniture selections too!

Loved this place. Each shop is independently owned so the variety was huge. There is some high…read morepriced stuff and some super affordable stuff and lots of places to really scavenge through. Our group of four ladies all left with unique treasures and had the best time browsing through all the goodies.

This place is great buuuutttt... unfortunately, I will not be returning…read more There are a lot of wonderful things in the store, and everyone else who worked there was kind and helpful. Unfortunately, the experience with the owner, Cindy, left quite a different impression. My mom had a table she was purchasing and had been told she could purchase it once she was finished shopping. While we were still shopping, Cindy got on the intercom and announced, "Whoever has the tag for the table outside, you have 5 minutes to buy it or it's being sold." Definitely an interesting way to handle a customer who had already been told she could purchase the item. When we asked Cindy if she was the one who made the announcement and politely mentioned that we felt it came across as rude, the situation escalated rather quickly. We were told that she wasn't being rude and that my mom needed to be "responsible" and purchase it when she first came in. Apparently, asking a question about the situation was enough to warrant a pretty disrespectful interaction--in front of other customers, nonetheless. Then, when we went to check out, Cindy apparently felt the need to get her husband to come stand nearby and "protect her," while he watched and pointed at us throughout the checkout process. That certainly made an already uncomfortable situation feel even more welcoming. Earlier in our visit, my husband had also asked Cindy a simple question and was met with an extremely dismissive response before she walked away to watch the Sooners game. So, unfortunately, this wasn't just one isolated interaction. Interestingly enough, her friend mentioned that multiple people had yelled at her that day. While I obviously can't speak for those other interactions, I do think there may be something worth reflecting on there. Sometimes when multiple people are having negative interactions with you, it might be worth considering whether the common denominator could be... well, worth considering. I also couldn't help but notice the mission statement about how "actions speak louder than words." I completely agree. And as a business that identifies itself as Christian, I would think kindness, patience, grace, and treating others with respect would be especially important values to reflect in your interactions with people. No one expects perfection, and certainly everyone has bad days. But there is a big difference between having a bad day and making customers feel unwelcome or disrespected. Especially when your faith and Christian values are part of the message your business chooses to represent. I'm not saying this to be unkind. I'm simply sharing our experience and, hopefully, offering a little perspective. The store itself is great, and the other employees were lovely. Unfortunately, customer service starts at the top, and based on our experience, that's enough to keep us from coming back. But hey--actions really do speak louder than words. UPDATE: It was her table she was selling! Maybe don't treat your buyer badly?

As soon as I step into Live Boho- I smile! It's a fun place to shop or just look around. Eclectic…read moremixture of modern & vintage furniture and home furnishings. I love their large collection of Assouline coffee table books, I treated myself to one! Huge Voluspa candles, fun Mahjong sets, funky artwork Just to mention a few things from their shop. If you want a happy place to shop - check out Live Boho!

Terrible customer service! They don't value their loyal customers at all. Take your business…read moreelsewhere. Found the exact same item for sale on Wayfair.