Feathered Nest Market

Lots of different finds in here which is why I like it...If you have farmhouse style they have it. If you have 1999 style with the burgundy and the roosters and pigs - they have it. OR if you like to mix new with modern touches they have that also.Tons of different home décor and accessories to great solid furniture finds. I personally like shabby chic and you're bound to find tons of that! A common theme I noticed throughout the store was distressed furniture which is up so many people's alleys but hard to find.Another thing I noticed is that most booths have participating sales which is always a selling point I feel when i'm shopping at places like these! Of course the one booth I really enjoyed wasn't having a sale but probably for the best.The lady behind the counter was kind welcoming yet let you enjoy and take your time. I enjoyed the variety of vendors! Plus ample amount of parking also.

There are a wide variety of sellers gathered in this building. It was fun to browse through the Isles 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!!!

Well color me happy to have found this cute little place. Or, rather, color me a hip, weathered, antique-y, shabby-chic color that indicates happiness. This place is too dear. I can't wait to come back with a better idea of the kinds of pieces I'm looking for and search more closely. If you're into this comfy, rough hewn, loved-soft look like I am, or if you spend much time pinning things, I imagine you'll find lots to like in here. When I looked at the prices on the items, I did the math. Time someone took to find it at an estate or garage sale + lugging it home + storing it before and after + time spent repairing, sanding, painting + bringing it here + paying booth rental + paying any other fees and taxes, and I'd say, yeah, $399 sounds pretty reasonable for that giant beautiful hutch. If I wanted it for less, I guess I'd have to spend four Saturdays of my life making it so. And I prefer to spend my Saturdays sleeping in, making brunch, taking a nap and making dinner, so I'm totally happy to come here and pay for something to make me look like I spend all my time rehabbing furniture instead of all the other awesome things I do.

I always find something unusual for gifts, home decor, jewelry and even clothing. The staff has always been friendly. It's a great place to wander around for an hour and spend a few bucks. They also have furniture, children's items, antiques, hand made items. You never know what you might find.

Wide selection with large aisles and friendly staff.New stuff, some antiques, lots of vintage (albeit not necessarily antique) pieces, too. Oodles of cool painted furniture and other re-purposed pieces throughout.VERY ample parking lot. (This place used to be a huge warehouse for carpeting, I think, ergo the giant parking lot out front.)Reasonable prices throughout, to boot.Extremely easy to find.

I came here after I had gone to Rink Gallery and I found them to be similar in layout but not items sold. Feathered Nest Market is more of a boutique/antique store. They have a lot of locally made goods including everything from homemade soup and dip mixes to clothing and candles. Basically, a lot of things here aren't vintage or antiques, but they still have a nice selection of stuff. There was a booth with handcrafted jewelry that I absolutely loved! This is a great place to find a unique gift for someone though and I would return in the future!

This is several shops within a shop. It reminded me of a smaller version of Quilted Bear, a Utah store where crafters can rent booths and sell their goods. While some of the booths seemed to have items they found at local hobby stores or ordered from some mass merchant online, there were quite a few booths that had quality, items. Quality antique, vintage, up-cycled and shabby chic items are sometimes hard to find, but there are several booths that over over run by just these kinds of finds! I was greeted and offered a basket. I asked if they could hold an item till the next day. I was assured that it would be held and the lady was very polite about it. When I returned the item was still set aside for me. This shop isn't far from home and I really need to stop in more often.

So for the first time in my life I had the police called on me and for no reason. The owner claims that 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***.

Fun place to shop! Some locally handmade products, including beautiful birdhouses handmade in Oklahoma.

A lot of boutiques with locally made products and blingy clothes, nothing antique or vintage but was fun to browse around on a slow afternoon.