Home Interior Consignments

Excellent variety of vintage and modern furniture a definite must on every person who swings by Georgetown.

If you’re buying, this isn’t a bad place and there are some decent finds occasionally. (Hence the 2 stars)
But if you’re selling, stay away. FAR away.(1 star)
I’ve bought and sold several times over the last 2 years before writing this review thinking that my first couple poor experiences were an anomaly.
For example, if your items are delayed in being put on the showroom floor, the next time you check back you may find they didn’t sell and were donated because you didn’t pick the items up within 7 days after they were pulled from the floor. Of course, you’re never notified that your items didn’t sell and you have 7 days to pick them up.
If your items DO sell, they won’t notify you about that, nor will they send a check automatically. You have to keep calling weekly in order for their system to work.
All in all it’s a very strange business principle, but there’s a sucker born every minute I suppose.

After a top notch lunch at La Playa, we decided to explore this little shopping strip. Next to the Goodwill is a consignment shop. They had exceptionally nice furniture and home deco accessories. The furniture was well made and had really decent prices. It is all sold on consignment. This shop has very friendly helpful employees. We had a nice visit w/​Nicole. If you need new furniture (bed frames, dinette sets, sofas, end tables & much more) check this place out.

Friendly employees. They only take high quality furniture. Their prices are reasonable if you wait a week or two and take the risk of it being sold.