2 Doors Down

This is, for better or worse, a consignment furniture store in Edmond. Depending on which side of 150th/33rd st you are coming down you may or may not have to make a u turn (or two as it's really easy to miss this place from the street) to get in. No biggie really, and it's got it's own uncomplicated parking lot, which can easily feet a truck in to load/unload.This is a smaller store, and if you are buying they have a focus on quality mid range items. While inventory is constantly coming and going, on my visit they had a strong focus on home decor/furnishings. Don't get me wrong there was furniture you'd need no lie-tables, chests of drawers, etc. but for every one furniture item there were two or three throw rugs, lamps, prints, and whatnot. Due to the natural ebb and flow of things that might not always be the case, but I'd still say this is worth browsing if you are out and about.If you are selling it's roughly a 50/50 split, and they won't quote until they see some pics in an email. If by some chance your stuff hasn't moved in four months expect a call in order to discuss options such as lowering the price or whatever. 50/50 does not seem like a great split but they'll send their own truck and workers out to pick up and you won't have creepy dudes turning up at your place all day (and in my experience, all night as well) because of your ad on craigslist. All that sounds just fine to me.

We were downsizing to a smaller home and had some quality furniture to sell. We were comfortable with the consignment split and made a verbal offer with the owners. I called and emailed as it got closer to the move. I was promised they would come take a look at the pieces---nothing. I was promised they would call Monday to come pick it up----nothing. My lesson learned---we sold a beautiful Drexel table and six chairs plus an lovely Thomasville buffet AND kept all of the proceeds. I'm fairly certain FB marketplace will make consignment shops like theirs obsolete. Especially if the customer care is anything like I was given.

This is my favorite consignment store based on the the style, quality, and huge selection of furniture and accessories available! I can always find something to use in my décor when I need a piece for both my home and business! In addition, consigning with them is a breeze. They are selective in the style of things they accept for consignment but if they agree to take your items they assist in picking up large pieces and work to get the best price and they keep things moving in their store!

This place is well organized and very clean. We found the sales people to be helpful and friendly without being pushy. They have all sorts of indoor furniture, much of it high end at good prices. They also have paintings and accessories. We just purchased a king size sleigh bed frame made by Hooker at a great price. The best part is they will deliver and set up for $75-85.

This is definitely the best consignment shop in Edmond.Beautiful, high quality, furniture and home accessories all available at reasonable prices. I have bought several beautiful pieces here, in fact furnished several rooms in my new home. A gorgeous king size bed frame, unique buffet, dining room chairs, a chandelier, plus draperies; but my most favorite are the bookcases that absolutely look custom built! The staff is wonderful, you will be met with a high level of customer service and friendliness. Thank you!

By far the nicest consignment shop in Edmond for furniture. Incredible pieces in here! Carefully selected.

Very friendly and helpful owners. Always have a great selection of beautiful furniture at a great price point.