This place is addictive you are looking for home decor. You have a wide range of choices no matter…read morehow you plan to decorate your home. My only critique is anytime I go here they only have one person at checkout. Also items are reasonably priced to.

LOVE THIS PLACE!!…read more I'm closing in on escrow and preparing to move in to my new home. I saw this place from far aways. I was hoping that this was a tile store. Turned out to be it's exactly what I was looking for. This has all the decors that you need for your home. Has a lot of things that you need for outdoor landscaping. I saw that there's some vintage furnitures pretty cool. I actually like this better than hobby lobby. All the staff we're busy but I still saw them greeted everybody. This place is for sure on my checklist this shot for my new place!!

Clean. Good attention to detail with the displays. Interesting things to look at. Competitive…read morepricing.

I'm a huge fan of the antique stores that have popped up in the West Bottoms over the last decade…read moreor so and this shop fits in great with the overall vibe of the area. You'll find all kinds of great treasures here and it's within walking distance of all the other great shops located in this area. One thing I especially love about this vintage store is that it's open more than just the first weekend of the month.

I was going in there and of course with my kids I had a six-year-old who had a basketball (plastic…read moreone) . He didn't touch any glass. He didn't break anything and I guess the lady who claims she's the owner of the store othe manager, she told my son not to touch a ball that I was going to purchase as well as purchase a bunk bed. If I were you I would stay away. Don't give them your money. It's like a thrift store and they claim its new, but I'm sure it's not. Please stay away from that place. I don't give my hard earned money to nobody who treats me or who treats my children bad so I hope you all rethink that.

We went in because we have never been. and about halfway through the store an employee started…read morefollowing us, and then our autistic daughter sat on one of the couches. The employee proceeded to confront my daughter. telling her to get off. Then Say something about our children when we were already taking care of the situatio. We have 5 kids, that being said it's a lot to handle. so we went to leave and she followed us out of the store. once we were outside she was standing and yelling through the window At us I will never go back.

The owner Travis, helps you personally. He does a great job at balancing time with each customer so…read morethat you dont feel like your waiting on him. Lots to look at in the warehouse and a picture kiosk of other furniture available to order. He offers home delivery at a very reasonable price. He is very knowledgeable and helpful in making a decision. He never was pushy or tried "sales tactics" on me. Im a small business owner and try to support others whenever possible. I found my chairs at his location and a loveseat elsewhere, but Travis could order the loveseat I found elsewhere. I found a large canvas picture elsewhere on sale at $119 and Cheapo Depo for $69. Thats crazy cheap.

Cheap and great customer service. They have catalogs you can look at for larger selectionread more

Highly recommend this spot for your furniture shopping! We have found multiple furniture pieces…read morehere at incredible prices. The service is always stellar and kind. If you're thinking about purchasing, I recommend driving a truck or trailer there to just be able to load up your car. We will continue to furniture shop here in the future!

Three stars for selection, cleanliness and price point. One star for attitude, rudeness, and the…read moreotherwise "I can't be bothered to help you" attitude of the workers. Take a 10 minute drive on Metcalf Avenue to Glenwood Antique Mall or Couches to Curios. The little old lady at Couches to Curios is amazballs. While I didn't find anything this trip, I will go back to all three. But will roll my eyeballs @ Revivial.

Great store! There are tons of booths and a huge variety of items. We came in looking for vintage…read moredecanters and found like 20. It was so hard to choose! It's a great place to swing by on a Saturday morning. You never know what you're going to find!

It seems like it will be small, but it is a very large second floor space. Tons of booths. Huge…read morevariety. Prices also seemed super fair. Found several things!

First, This store is one of the amazing stores I have ever been in anywhere. The customer service…read moreRod delivers is second to none. My Eames chair is perfect and exactly what I always wanted. Thanks Rod!

Snap, baby, snap- Retro Inferno!…read more This store embodies the word, "sharp." I know not much about furniture "except what I like" and "what I like" generally that falls into the Art Deco/Victorian with a splash of vintage Chinese (a "splash" because I can't afford more than an accent piece or two) category. My perfect room looks like it would have been in an EJ Bellocq photograph (sans prostitutes), just to give you an idea. Of course this is the antithesis of what you'd find in Retro Inferno, but I can still admire... and appreciate. Sometimes, I enter a home that is the perfect Mid-Century Modern time capsule and for minutes, perhaps hours, I consider putting out all my furniture at the curb. If I were to ever follow through, I suppose I cold then hit up Retro Inferno and re-outfit my digs. Although the price tags here give me pause (keep in mind these are designer pieces in PRISTINE condition, so it's to be expected and this is not at all a complaint) I was incredibly impressed by the composition of things (on the main floor, which is the showroom. Upstairs there's plenty more to look at and downstairs seems to be the area that is less artfully placed and more affordable). The people who run this place are design phenoms, I tell you. Speaking of disco (sorry, this store really has nothing at all to do with disco), I kept looking around thinking that when Mr. and Mrs. Roper from Three's Company were newlyweds in their younger days, their house would have looked just like many of the "sets" in Retro Inferno. That is, I presume they had slightly loud. slightly swanky, yet outrageous taste back in their day, only by the time they were on Threes Company, the bamboo inlay dining room table with glass top got put to the curb for a wicker dining room set. It's just the natural progression of things when you are in your late 50s and down to make whoopee, you know?

I was nervous when I came in. Deion made the experience easy. By the time I left I felt confident…read morein my decision to purchase furniture from here.

We bought a recliner for my brother on February 7th 2024. Spent $549.99…read moreLeather like material is cracking and falling apart. He did not even use it for the first 3 months. and this started over a month ago ago. Dawn called me after I left the store. She explained that these cracks and rotten materials were considered normal wear. I started laughing. Between myself and my wife we have spent Thousands of $ in this store. Until today it was a good value. We won't be back !! I will post pictures!!