Beautiful collection of furniture with several hidden gems. This piece was extremely eye catching,…read morealthough not furniture. Reminds me of dripping honey. Just beautiful.

I keep hearing how the CWE is so shi-shi and froo-froo and other odd sounding pejoratives repeated…read morein duplicate. But, I look around and I see Culpeppers, Bar Louie, Pasta House, CWP, Subway, Coffee Cartel, Starbucks, a weird mystery bookstore and a creepy bearded guy selling newspapers and old copies of CatFancy magazine. Not the flashiest jaunts, if you ask me. But, a few blocks down and around the corner is Centro Modern Furnishings. If you're at Lleyellyn's, it's a bit further down, keep going you'll reach it. If your tastes lean even the least bit modern, you should definitely check out Centro. Centro straddles the line between usable modern furniture and furniture as art. They've got a lot of beautiful pieces that can add so much life to a space when used as accents. We just picked up the beautiful Tolomeo Mega Floor Lamp and it was 10% cheaper than if we had went back to (http://www.dwr.com/productdetail.cfm?id=12001&Prfrm=1&cmp=AFC-GB9049936277) DWR in Maryland Plaza. There's a lot of expensive, designer furniture, but if it's your taste, then it's money well-spent.

On each visit I'm dazzled by the store displays that are ever rotating. The merchandise is not…read moreonly great & unexpected, it's curated to perfection by the experts at Cool Stuff. The staff is always friendly, willing to assist, and help me load my purchases. Not only are the decor items fabulous, but they have unique jewelry & art. A spot not to be missed by any out of town visitor or regularly if you live in Saint Louis.

This store has the most original items for your home in the St. Louis region by far. If you want…read morehigh quality items, great service and original pieces that will make your house a home, look no further.

Future Ancestor is a dream of a shop. After living in an apartment for two years and collecting…read moremany pieces from the store, my wife and I decided to buy our first home and furnished most of the rooms with Future Ancestor gems. After recently moving from Cherokee Street to the Shaw neighborhood, the shop has doubled in size, showcasing all white floors, walls, and gorgeous high ceilings. Julia and Brian, the owners of F/A, are extremely knowledgeable in interior design and both mid century and modern goods, and are so helpful when they are present at the shop. Not only does Future Ancestor have beautiful and unique furniture for your home, the shop also boasts sophisticated handmade goods, modern living essentials, and contemporary jewelry and accessories from makers local and afar! They consistently have new pieces come into the shop, and showcase a lot of their finds on their Instagram, @futureancestor, which is bright, vibrant, and represents their brand beautifully. F/A also recently renovated their website, which is a convenient way to see what they have in the shop and purchase things from your own home. I'm so glad we have a shop like Future Ancestor in Saint Louis!!

Future Ancestor offers beautiful pieces of furniture and clothing for those who appreciate a…read moretimeless, minimal lifestyle. The store's interior is extremely aesthetically pleasing so I would bring a camera the next time you go.

Rescued Furnishings opened about a month ago. The brick and mortar store is adorably cute! Upon…read morewalking in, you are likely overwhelmed with the enormity of the space. There is handmade one-of-a-kind furniture and décor everywhere. They had a wooden table at the front entrance, behind it there was a wooden fireplace/mantel, along the wall was another amazing table. Each tabletop was covered with adorable home décor. Handmade wooden cutting boards, snarky pillow cases, map with calligraphy lettering, table runners and place mats... everything a home décor enthusiast would want to spruce of the home to compete with those perfect blogger/Pinterest homes. Perfect place to go when looking for a housewarming present or special on-of-a-kind home décor item for the person that has everything. Their website has some items available for purchase -metal sign that says "Faith" or "Fearless" for $40 -handmade cutting board ranging from $50 to $60 -map with calligraphy lettering $35 -pillows for about $15/each

We had them build and install an island for our kitchen and we were so impressed with them from the…read morebeginning. They fit our job into their tight schedule so we didn't have to wait months to start this project, that won us over first. Their work was careful, precise and beautiful. All their workers and designers were helpful, patient and professional. We're so happy with how the island turned out, the quality of the cabinetry and how quickly the entire project started and finished. We're so happy we went with this local business to improve our home and we'd recommend them to others.

Cute antique furniture store in the foundry. You can easily find something from the 70s/80s that's…read moremaking a comeback now in 2025. Nothing really looks pre owned/worn down. I found a funky incense holder for about $25.

I love the look of MoModerne. I love that it's at the Foundry. Great place to look while you're…read morewaiting for your food to cook or walking around after a movie. The store looks great: the building and the merchandise both. It's well-curated. It's also pricey, and that's OK. You're paying not only for much-desired MCM style here, but a showroom @ the Foundry and also the MoModerne name. Prices are much more reasonable at the estate sales the company manages, though they may sell the greatest of the merchandise here. (I have no knowledge of how it works.) You can find better prices at a few stores around STL and from individuals selling online, but I'll still check out MoModerne when I have the opportunity.

One of my favorite resale/vintage shops in Saint Louis. Conveniently located in one of my favorite…read moreneighborhoods, as well. From leather boots to vintage denim, they have all kinds of high quality resale items. It is one of the best places to get a dope vintage t-shirt. They are all the cream of the crop and most range between $15-20. Additional to awesome clothing, they have awesome earrings, fur coats, awesome flannels, sweaters, vests, and other items. For instance, if you need the perfect vintage varsity jackets. Shop small, local, and green by spending your hard earned dollars here to get some hella cute items!

I always have an interesting experience at Mays place. I think a lot of the clothes are great and…read morethey are great at curating their brand! I just find the prices for band tees to be a bit too high even for vintage. The jewelry selection is beautiful. I have a lovely ring from there that was about $40 and in my opinion worth the money. They also have some higher end jewelry in the hundreds. I think that this place just may not be for me and that's okay. All my experiences the service was always kind.

Shakaela was very professional and answer all the questions about a couch I was looking for. She…read morewas very helpful and knowledgeable about the furniture. I got a good deal on the couch I was purchasing. It was very reasonable. I will be back.

Look no further. I was about to give up my search for modern and quality furniture until I found…read morethis place. The customer service is OUTSTANDING, as well as their selections of modern and affordable furniture and decor. Oh and customer service does not end with the transaction. They kept me informed of delivery times, etc. And I received my items the NEXT DAY at a more than fair price. My delivery was challenging, as there is no freight elevator in my building; however, let's just say their professional and hardworking team got it done in a manner not many other companies would have done. Because of this and more, i am a customer for life!!

Went to a free pot painting spring event. Very well organized and had fun painting 2 pots for…read moreflowers. I was hoping the snack selection would have been a little more substantial but still enjoyed it. But then walked around the store and was a little disappointed as there were almost no staff and my coupon did not work for all items.

I miss having an IKEA in my backyard. So when a friend asked me if I wanted to go there on a recent…read morevisit to STL, I said yes. We went at 10 AM, thinking that was when they opened. To our surprise, the opening time has changed to 11 AM. We left and came back at 11. Both of us always enjoy the displays that show you what you can do with specific amounts of square footage. The merchandising team at IKEA are so creative, they make use of every bit of space in their examples. IKEA is a huge store, but you can't get lost. All you gotta do is follow the arrows painted on the floor. They're there from start to finish. They'll lead you through; furniture, accessories, housewares, plants and more. When the arrows lead us through the frames and artwork, we got a giggle that they had copies of the Mona Lisa and Starry Night. My favorite area is the housewares, I can always find something that I need in my kitchen. However, on this visit I found a coat tree for my front foyer in the accent furniture area. It's going to be nice to have something to hand my coat on instead of throwing it on the chair. If you need assistance there's always an associate working nearby. As I shopped, I did notice the prices weren't as low as they use to be, but that is the case almost everywhere. However, it's still a good value.