Findfurnish

Love this place. Don't go there cuz you might buy something I want. I bought two Eames vintage chairs, a vintage stainless steel rolling cart so we can put stuff on it (coffee, liquor, food) and roll it around the house. I also bought two vintages designer lights and a couple pieces of glass labware to put cocktails in and put on the rolling cart to roll around the house (see above). I also bought a very cool looking gumball machine where you push down a little lever and a gumball comes out.****I have put real gumballs and M&M peanuts in this thing and it has yet to spit out a gumball. It's pretty cool, though. OK, these guys have vintage cocktail glasses and shakers (do you see a problem here?) and more labware that I might buy. And a couple great vintage stands from a chemistry lab that has lots of clamps for test tubes. I'm trying to justify this one. My god!! They have two gigantic overhead light fixtures on rolling frames. If you live in one of those hoity-toity warehouses there is no excuse not to buy these. O, VINYL RECORDS YOU PEOPLE. SOUNDTRACK ALERT!! Endless Boogie was playing on their sound system. New favorite band. Ba-bump ba-bump ba-bump (Jaws) they are only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from about noon on.

Love stopping by the shop to check out new findings by Brian and crew. Bought a dresser from Brian and crew with a great restoration and repair to bring it up to their standards. And it's been perfect. So grateful to have a local gem like this to provide us with alternatives to all the trendy stuff that's littering our social feeds.

Stopped in and found the space warm and inviting. The owner (?) was very friendly and spent time talking with us. While we are not into collecting mid mod furniture they had some awesome pieces that were fun to look at. Prices are appropriate for the area. We did walk out with a small treasure. Looking forward to a return visit.

Such a cool store! From the name I was expecting a furniture store, but there's so much more - they've got tons of vintage home goods, an entire room devoted to records, clothing, and other random collectibles. Everything is organized and attractively arranged; you don't have to dig through anything aside from the record crates and it's not cluttered to the point that you're afraid to turn around for fear of knocking something to the ground that is worth more than your car. The woman working the counter was supremely helpful in answering all of group's questions from giving advice about storing records to making up a price on the spot for an unlabeled clock. Definitely a shop worth popping into, especially if midcentury modern is your jam.

I love bargain hunting but I hate second-hand stores that are so musty that they set off my asthma. Unfortunately, that seems to be most of them out there. Findfurnish was a delightful find that is not like that at all. The furniture selection is not huge but is all really quality stuff - mostly vintage but well-curated and well-displayed. In addition, I was pleased to find that it's more than just a furniture store. There is another well-curated selection of vintage household goods AND there's a whole room of extremely well selected, extremely well organized and extremely interesting vinyl. What a pleasant surprise. The guy behind the counter was awesome - answering our questions, being low pressure and talking with us with pride about the items we thought were interesting. A+. We will be back.

I stumbled into Findfurnish after checking out a vintage clothing store around the corner after having some time kill, and wow, am I glad I did! This place is vintage furniture heaven. I wanted everything. The staff was super friendly and I could tell they had a wealth of knowledge about vintage goods. They have a large assortment of bigger furniture pieces but then also smaller home goods like kitchenware, art, plants, sculptures, books, etc. I ended up purchasing a few old books but put about 5 things on my list to come back and look at (even though I'm sure stuff moves quickly). I will hopefully be buying a house this summer and will be coming back here when it's time to fill up some space. I always say it's when you're not looking that you find the best spots!

Unique vintage furniture store in Northeast! Even though the items are vintage, the store doesn't have that antique store smell that I can't handle. The staff is super nice and knowledgable, and also not pushy at all. They have lots of furniture (dining tables, chairs, cabinets/dressers, etc....) and also a ton of vintage cocktail sets, clothing, and records. Definitely worth checking out!

Every time my partner and I visit this store, we receive a friendly hello, professional courtesy and respect, find a large selection of products that is regularly replenished, and hear offers to help us find the best fit for the furniture we're looking for. Glad this outstanding business in in our corner of the city.

It's been a while since I've visited Find Furnish and now I remember why...so many tempting things! I ended buying a really wonderful print and sauce pans. Yes, sauce pans. Who knew they'd have something like that. What makes this place great is the range of styles and prices. If you want a quality and affordable MCM coffee table they have it. They also have highly collectible and sought after vintage items. And they are just so welcoming and friendly. I really should visit more often.

Pre-COVID, I used to pop in here whenever I was in the neighborhood. It was a treat to browse and look at all of the beautiful pieces they have on hand. I've always been greeted and treated with kindness by the staff. Yes, their prices are higher than a secondhand shop, but these are antiques that have been professionally restored - I think of it like buying a new, unique piece of furniture. Through that lens, the prices are really reasonable. Since COVID hit, I've been so impressed with how FindFurnish has pivoted. Their 3D scan (which is updated regularly) makes me feel like I'm back in the shop looking around, but from the safety of my own home. I wish every retail business with the means would adopt this!