The Perfect Piece

I find some cool stuff there. Not everything is a «good deal» so be aware of what you’re paying. I usually stroll this place and then petersons a little further down on Chatham. Typically I find some bargains at both places — but not always. Some booths in the store are good and some lack style/​sizzle. It’s worth a stroll through. Parking right in front is helpful.

Be sure not to miss the Boothe in the «Bank Vault» and the Basement!
Converted Bank makes a Nice Store for Furniture, Décor, some Clothes, Jewelry, Art and my Lover found some Cool Sunglasses (we had looked at the same style for more than 20x the cost of what we got them for here)! $ 13.00 here… We did not go here looking for these, though we had just finished looking at the «Designer» Version hours earlier!
Boothes around the Store and a general area for consignment in the Middle Room!

The Perfect Piece is nicely tucked away in an old bank at the base of downtown Cary. (This makes for a particularly fun excursion through the store as you look to see how much of the old bank is still intact. For instance the vault is now a cool little room) Lucky for you! they have a parking lot, so you don’t have to worry about the parking hassle that downtown Cary can be!
The sign on the door describes this place well! It says «Upscale Furniture, consignment, and Home Décor» and Vendor Booths. I would say this is the kind of store that falls on my «want» list. (Places like grocery stores are need places, b/​c you actually need their stuff. Want stores are the places that you buy things merely b/​c you want them.)
If you are looking for something to decorate with this is the place to come. It does not matter your style, be it modern, eclectic, shabby chic, old country home, prissy, laid back, manly or fru fru, they have it all.
It can be a little overwhelming to be in this place b/​c there is SOOOOOOOOOOO much here, but it is defiantly worth hunting through. They not only carry home décor, but jewelry and accessories, such as sunglasses scarves and handbags. It’s fun to walk through and see the different personalities of the booth owners as you walk through and see how they have decorated. Some of the items are new, some are used, and some are consignment. There is no real distinction between the categories and the store is a mish mash of it all.
Some things were bargain priced while somethings were just pricey. You just have to play the, is it that cute? game. Example: The hubbie and i were in a glasses store earlier today and they had some designer glasses for $ 350, they were cute, but not $ 350 cute. then when we came to the Perfect Piece we found a pair of glasses that had a similar design without the designer price tag for $ 13 and i thought to myself, now those are $ 13 cute! so i got them.
So next time you’re up for redecorating, or you’re looking for that something, but you just don’t know what it is go here! Their stock is always changing, in fact while we were there we saw pieces coming and going. Staff are super friendly and help if you are looking for something.
One thing to note, just in case you decide to buy someone a gift here, they have a no refund policy. So if you buy it, you better be sure you like it! Happy shopping!

I «discovered» this store last week and ended up staying there for over an hour! There is so much variety, you are sure to find something! I bought two wonderful items, both very unique and vintage. At first I wasn’t sure about an item, but they agreed to hold it for me for a few days, which really sealed the deal. I give them high marks for customer service as well as a wonderful selection of items! While I may have been able to find them at thrift or antique shops for less, it would have taken a lot more time and effort and I might have overlooked them. Here, the presentation helps you envision how something might look and fit in your home or a friend’s.

Loved the selection in this store. New and consigned items. Could have spent all day looking around. Helpful and friendly staff

The Perfect Piece is a store of mixtures. It’s a mixture of a consignments, furniture, and home and garden.
The visual treat starts before you even enter the main door. The front entrance is filled with statues, dried flowers, vases, and tables that give you the first hint of what you’ll find inside. As I walked in the main door, one of the owners immediately greeted us, explained the layout of the store: the perimeter has consignments; the interior, furniture from model homes, gently used. The basement has items that either are on sale, or haven’t yet made their way upstairs for showing.
It’s a beautiful store, with nearly everything you could want, and that’s probably why it’s one of the better named stores of its kind. It’s inevitable you’ll find a perfect piece for something. It’s not a thrift store, so anyone on the hunt for inexpensive won’t find that here. For me, it’s a special occasion store and a fun store to browse. There’s so much here, one visit won’t let you spend time seeing it all.