The best antique stores in Los Angeles

Antique Row, Downtown Pomona, Pomona · Shop

Antiques.

An antique shop on West Second Street in downtown Pomona. Google lists it as open Thursday through Saturday afternoons.

Monrovia · By appointment

Danish modern and mid-century furniture and lighting.

A gallery space in Monrovia dealing in mid-century and Danish modern furniture, open for viewing by appointment only, seven days a week, with its current stock listed on its website.

Magnolia Park, Burbank · Shop

General antiques and vintage.

This Magnolia Park shop is a “veritable treasure trove,” with “something interesting from some different era” at every turn, including “linens, clothes, jewelry, and even some dolls.” Owner Laurie is “an absolute gem at picking out fun pieces for you,” and one visitor who arrived at closing time found the welcome “so friendly, so welcoming.”

Magnolia Park, Burbank · Antique mall

A vintage mall with 40+ vendors, plus cat-themed goods and art.

This Magnolia Park mall has “so many cool vendor booths,” with “anything from vintage clothes and jewelry, to handmade goods, to cat toys,” plus “cats that live inside the store that are adoptable and petable.” Expect “a warm and quirky vibe” and prices that are “very reasonable”; “a portion of their profits go to rescue cats.”

Hollywood Way, Burbank · By appointment

Mid-century modern furniture, plus rentals and interior design services.

One buyer who ordered “a beautiful pair of vintage lamps” got them “carefully packed as if they were antique china.” Another visitor, shown “around the storage room trying to find the perfect office chair,” calls it “rare to find a business nowadays that truly cares about its customers this way.”

Antique Row, Downtown Pomona, Pomona · Shop

Chinese antique furniture, home decor and collectibles.

On Pomona’s Antique Row, this “beautiful space like a museum” holds “many very beautiful antique furniture pieces some over 100 years old,” along with “some rare and hard-to-find items.” The “proprietors are very sweet,” and if you’re hunting for something specific, “don’t be afraid to ask!”

Old Town San Dimas, San Dimas · Antique mall

Multi-dealer antique mall.

This Old Town San Dimas mall is “a special antique store filled with the offerings of many vendors,” in “a large building that is neat to walk through and check out all of the booths,” with “usually good deals.” “The workers are always very pleasant to talk to,” and “parking is ample when you consider the streets and the lots in the rear.”

Mission Street, South Pasadena · Shop

General antiques, costume and sterling jewelry, magazines, toys and collectibles.

This Mission Street shop stocks “a terrific selection of vintage costume jewelry, gloves, hats, handbags,” plus “tons of kitchen items (lots of Pyrex!)” and “a mindboggling amount of toys and games.” Regulars say it’s “all at reasonable prices” and “they are constantly getting new inventory”; next door, “Hodgson’s has a vintage clothing store.”

Northwest Pasadena (Lincoln Ave), Pasadena · Shop

European, Asian and South American antiques, plus handmade furniture and accessories.

Formerly Susanne Hollis Inc., this family-run dealer shows European, Asian and South American furniture, artifacts and accessories in its Lincoln Avenue showroom, where an in-house workshop also builds its own line of handmade furniture and takes custom commissions for the design trade.

Whittier Boulevard, Whittier · Antique mall

Multi-dealer antiques, vintage, collectibles and furniture.

King Richard’s is “the definition of eclectic,” “unbelievably large with nooks and levels you might actually need to ask where you are,” and stocked with “paintings, vinyls, clothes, toys, pretty much anything you can think of.” One group spent “an entire afternoon here,” and there’s “free parking in the large lot right next to the building.”

Magnolia Park, Burbank · Shop

General antiques and collectibles.

A “little shop with a lot of stuff,” Madrid Antiques is a “cute antique store with lots of collectibles.” One couple turned up a “cool vintage ashtray from Vegas” and “bugs bunny glasses from 1990.”

Magnolia Boulevard, Burbank · Shop

Curios and wall art.

Owner Mary, who told one visitor “her business has been there since 1962,” is “a very interesting and friendly lady, and very knowledgeable about the items she sells.” Her “quirky little place full of curios” is “very reasonably priced.”

Old Pasadena, Pasadena · Shop

Vintage and antique furniture, art and objects alongside new home decor.

In Old Pasadena, this “beautiful shop selling some nice items for your home” mixes vintage and antique pieces with new decor. Visitors praise the “super friendly staff and owners,” a team that’s “very helpful and friendly.”

Old Pasadena (The Paseo), Pasadena · Antique mall

Multi-dealer antiques, vintage and collectibles.

This multi-dealer mall is “much bigger than you would expect,” with “so many great sections to see and explore for every hobby” and “all sorts of great options from jewelry to clothing to books,” plus “many good deals on little trinkets.” Find the entrance “up some stairs in a courtyard type area in between the buildings,” next to “a large parking garage attached with free parking.”

East Pasadena (Foothill Blvd), Pasadena · Shop

Salvaged antique doors, vintage lighting, hardware and plumbing fixtures, 1880–1950.

A “beautiful store with lots of wonderful vintage/antique pieces and repro items to update fixtures and hardware,” it’s a source “for antique doors, windows, bathroom fixtures.” One homeowner found a staffer “so incredibly generous with her time and expertise.”

Montrose Shopping Park, Montrose (Glendale area) · Shop

Antiques, vintage clothing and jewelry, gifts, and mid-century and retro accessories.

On Montrose’s Honolulu Avenue, one regular has “been shopping there for over 25 years,” and a first-timer found “lots of treasures.” The owner is “a wonderful very nice lady,” the staff are “very helpful & friendly,” and one visitor “could spend hours in this store.”

Antique Row, Downtown Pomona, Pomona · Shop

Antiques and collectibles.

On Antique Row, Persnickity has “3 stories and plenty of things to buy,” running “from toys, to vintage dresses, to old vintage, postcards and jewelry.” “The staff is exceptionally nice and there are so many unique things to find there.”

Antique Row, Downtown Pomona, Pomona · Antique mall

Multi-dealer antiques mall: furniture, art, collectibles, records and vintage goods.

On Antique Row, this mall has “three floors with so much inventory,” and “many of the booths are decorated so cute and creative.” Shoppers mention “welcoming staff” and “lots of fun and interesting items to look at,” and, as one put it, “There are deals.”

Magnolia Park, Burbank · Shop

Antiques, art, architectural elements and furnishings for home and garden.

This Magnolia Park shop is “a treasure trove of unique and unusual objects” and, to one fan, simply a “wonderful shop.” Its “creative designer and owner” is “a delightful person to work with.”

East Pasadena (Altadena Dr), Pasadena · Shop

Industrial objects, art, lighting, mid-century furniture and oddities.

In East Pasadena, Uncharted stocks “eye-catching art and antiques,” including “a lot of larger wall art and decor pieces.” One visitor notes its “great taste.”

Mission Street, South Pasadena · Shop

Japanese antiques, silk and indigo fabrics, kokeshi dolls and tansu chests.

On Mission Street, this “very cool store” mixes Japanese antiques and fabrics with “lots of nicknacks, designer bags and jewelry too.” One visitor reports that “the owner stayed open past hours posted,” and they “chatted for a while and had a good time.”

Chinatown, Los Angeles · Shop

Traditional Chinese antique furniture and art.

A small antique shop on Chinatown’s Chung King Road. “Super nice guy,” one recent visitor says of the owner, who’s “been in business for over 50 years,” and it’s a “pretty cool store to stop in while in China town.”

Echo Park (Hi-Fi district), Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage Dutch and European mid-century, Brutalist and Deco furniture and lighting.

A “well curated selection of mid century modern furniture” fills this big Echo Park showroom, along with “various art deco, brutalist pieces” and a “great selection of lighting in the second story.” A designer who sources here finds the team “remarkably helpful and timely,” regulars like “how often they get new inventory,” and “prices are negotiable.”

Atwater Village, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage clothing, accessories, books, records and home goods.

A small Atwater Village vintage shop for clothing, home decor and one-off finds, whose owner “has an incredible eye for unique items and curates an amazing selection with great taste.” One longtime customer always leaves “with several treasures in hand.”

Echo Park, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage and antique furniture, lighting, mirrors and art, Art Deco to 1980s.

An “adorable little store” with “a nice blend of decades and styles,” where one regular has “nothing but compliments for the quality of the furniture.” The staff is “incredibly helpful, not pushy and just incredibly knowledgeable,” and they deliver, in one case “up two flights of narrow stairs.”

Highland Park, Los Angeles · Shop

Curated vintage clothing and home goods, with indoor flea markets on Saturdays.

A Highland Park vintage shop and event space with “an eclectic mix of items to check out, including a nice selection of clothing,” where “everything looks nicely curated.” The staff are “very welcoming and friendly,” the shop has “a relaxed vibe,” and comedy and variety nights make it “very community oriented.”

Cypress Park, Los Angeles · Shop

Antiques and vintage for home and garden.

A small Cypress Park vintage shop with “friendly staff” and “a lot of cool and different things,” even “35mm and other film stock.” It’s “worth spending your time to look through all the shelves and corners.”

Silver Lake / Los Feliz border, Los Angeles · Shop

US-made furniture and home goods, vintage and contemporary ceramics, lighting, art and objects.

A small shop on Hyperion that’s “quite cozy inside,” where “there’s a lot of stuff around.” Earlier reviews praise its “a+ curation” and “fun and unique stuff.”

Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage and antique furniture, decor and clothing.

A “brand new FROGTOWN classic,” stocked with vintage furniture, statement pieces, knickknacks and “rad vintage clothes.” “The sheer volume of cool pieces in this place is breathtaking,” says one visitor; others find the shopkeeper “knowledgeable and super attentive” and praise an “incredible collection of thoughtful pieces and reasonable prices.”

Arts District, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage and contemporary design: furniture, lighting, art, objects and books.

A “beautifully curated store” with “a strong eye for collectible design and vintage pieces.” Its stock is “consistently interesting and well maintained,” “a thoughtful mix of vintage and contemporary design” that has included “beautiful and unique Gaetano Pesce vases,” and one client praises the team’s “total professionalism.”

Eagle Rock, Los Angeles · Shop

Restored vintage Danish modern furniture, pianos and compact pianettes, plus art and decor.

Restored Danish modern furniture shares the floor with “a WILD selection of pianos,” from “upright pianos, to harpsichords, to vintage keyboards.” Owners Michael and Shelby are “super friendly, knowledgable, and awesome” and “curate such a beautiful world of rare and special pianos, furniture, and art”; the shop also offers music lessons and hosts jazz sessions.

Echo Park, Los Angeles · Shop

Mid-century furniture, art, lighting and objects, plus custom pieces and rentals.

Owner Michael has “a fantastic eye for curation,” and his Echo Park showroom of “well curated furniture” mixes “unique midcentury style pieces” with “custom-made, mid century style furniture” in “upholstery fabric of your choice.” One buyer’s chairs arrived “beautifully packaged and in impeccable condition.”

Chinatown, Los Angeles · Shop

Jade, jewelry and Asian antiques such as snuff bottles and porcelain.

A small shop on Chinatown’s Bamboo Lane with “a wide selection of jewelry and antiques,” where browsing the jade cases is “a fun experience.” The staff helped one shopper find a jade bracelet within her budget and showed her “how to put one on and off with no struggle.”

Chinatown, Los Angeles · Shop

Chinese antiques, lacquerware and pottery, plus souvenirs.

One of the “last few original shops of LA Chinatown,” this “nice family owned store with genuine antiques” carries “a fun array of both souvenirs and truly vintage antiques,” including “a lot of lacquered items, fragile goods, and authentic Chinese pottery.” It’s “a lovely-old school shop even with a traditional cash register.”

Eagle Rock, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage Italian designer furniture and lighting, 1960s–1980s, from makers such as B&B Italia, Cassina and Arflex.

Owner Jacob Antolini stocks “exquisite and truly exclusive Italian pieces” in a showroom that’s “thoughtfully laid out” and open on weekends. He’s “super knowledgeable but never makes you feel out of your depth,” and one fan calls the shop “a dream come true for vintage furniture enthusiasts.”

Echo Park, Los Angeles · Shop

Its own mid-century-inspired furniture line, vintage chairs, custom pieces and reupholstery.

A “small family owned business” on Sunset that makes its own mid-century-inspired furniture, like one buyer’s “handmade bookcase,” and one-off pieces such as “a one of a kind Leather Stool.” One buyer found the owners “incredibly nice and thoughtful,” and a more recent one got “same day delivery.”

Arts District, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage modern furniture, lighting, art and objects, including Cado wall systems.

An Arts District showroom with “an amazing curated selection” of vintage modern pieces, where the team “went above and beyond” for one recent buyer. Staff are “super chill” and offer “great prices upfront on some very nice stuff,” and one regular says, “I have furnished my house with many amazing pieces from Motley.”

Silver Lake, Los Angeles · Shop

Furniture, paintings, lamps, home accessories, jewelry and vintage collectibles.

A small Silver Lake shop and “a true treasure trove,” with “a delightful collection of art pieces, jewelry, and crystals that reflect the owner’s passion for collecting unique items from her travels.” One shopper left with “really cool vintage jewelry and art,” and the mix “adds a touch of wanderlust to the shopping experience.”

Downtown LA (South Park), Los Angeles · Shop

Globally sourced collectible furniture and art, plus an interior design studio.

Frogtown (Elysian Valley), Los Angeles · By appointment

Smalls, sculptural and uncomfortable furniture, conversation pieces and anonymous art.

Downtown LA (Historic Core), Los Angeles · Antique mall

A multi-vendor vintage mall: vintage and archival fashion, jewelry and art from 20-plus sellers.

A vintage mall a short walk from Grand Central Market, “pretty spacious with plenty of men’s and women’s clothing” and “amazing collections for women’s wear and accessories.” Expect “such unique pieces,” staff who are “super helpful,” “pretty reasonable prices for the items” and an owner who is “so chic & welcoming.”

Downtown LA (South Park), Los Angeles · Shop

Reclaimed architectural antiques: doors, mantels, lighting, hardware, mirrors and ironwork.

For the architectural-salvage crowd, this Downtown store is “an essential destination,” with “a big stock” of doors, chandeliers, mirrors and ironwork panels. Expect “architectural salvage and antique furniture reasonably priced,” and people who are “very friendly.”

Arts District, Los Angeles · Shop

Antique furniture, pottery, garden pieces and home decor sourced worldwide, plus in-house furniture collections.

At this Arts District showroom, “Every piece is unique and special,” and “the owners put a lot of time and effort into sourcing meaningful items,” alongside the shop’s own in-house furniture collections. It’s “the kind of place you want to linger in,” and the staff is “so sweet and helpful.”

Arts District, Los Angeles · By appointment

Japanese and Chinese antiques, costumes, lacquerware and ceramics, plus Peter Lai’s own designs.

Visits are by appointment and come as a tour: Peter Lai is “a wonderful host,” “full of information about all the items you see on his tour,” from pieces he designed and wore himself to “beautiful furniture, pottery, rental clothing/costumes, fans, pictures, kabuki masks and so much more.” One visitor who called “a couple of hours in advance” found him “so accommodating and welcoming,” and one family calls the place “a treasure in the midst of LA.”

Los Feliz, Los Angeles · Shop

Curated vintage pieces, custom furnishings and objects from the interior design studio.

The Los Feliz shop of designers Louisa Pierce and Emily Ward is a “dream space” you “will want to shop in for hours,” good for furnishing a whole house or picking up a gift. Staff are “so helpful and kind” and “class acts and know their stuff,” and they “ship so fast.”

Cypress Park, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage furniture, rugs, jewelry and decor; stock turns over constantly.

A weekends-only Cypress Park shop with “all sorts of used furniture” at “super reasonable prices,” plus rugs and decor. As one reviewer notes, “things sell really fast,” and another says “Saturday morning is the day to come usually.”

Silver Lake, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage furniture and accessories alongside contemporary and traditional furnishings, in an interior design firm’s showroom.

Arts District, Los Angeles · By appointment

Danish teak and rosewood furniture, mid-century pieces, antiques and vintage rugs.

A by-appointment Arts District showroom stocked from the owner’s buying trips abroad, with Italian and Swedish modern pieces alongside the Danish ones and rugs from Persia to Morocco. One recent buyer found the seller “communicative, professional” and says they “handled everything with great care for the customer”; another simply rates it “10/10 service.”

Highland Park, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage furniture, lighting, art, rugs and home decor, plus new Sunbeam designs.

Downtown LA (industrial district, ZIP 90021), Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage furniture and custom woodwork, plus restoration.

A furniture warehouse “well-organized into clear sections,” so it’s “super easy to browse,” with “a great selection of beautiful furniture and great prices.” The team is “incredibly kind, patient, and professional,” and delivery works for out-of-towners too: one buyer had two dressers “shipped across the country.”

Westlake (edge of Downtown LA), Los Angeles · Shop

Antique tile, art pottery and distressed furniture, plus stained glass, lighting and architectural pieces.

“A history of Los Angeles as seen through the lens of tile and pottery,” this Westlake shop also stocks stained glass, chandeliers, old doors and windows, and “pottery and garden pottery galore.” Owner Scott Wells’s “passion for and knowledge is staggering,” the staff are “so friendly and conversational,” and a visit “felt like being in a museum.”

Eagle Rock area (ZIP 90041), Los Angeles · Online / Instagram

Antiques online: paintings, sculpture, religious antiques, militaria, ephemera and vintage decor.

Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage furniture, lighting, fine art and decorative objets d’art.

West Hollywood · Shop

Architectural antiques: gates, doors, columns, garden pieces and furniture.

West Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Antique and made-to-order Art Deco furniture.

Robertson Blvd (West LA), Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage hardware, Venetian mirrors, paintings, rugs, decorative iron and furniture.

This family-owned Robertson Boulevard shop has “TONS of little knick knacks and treasures,” including “Italian high quality finds, antiques from all over the world”; “if you want it, they have it.” The “lovely owner” is “very helpful and knowledgeable about the history of some of these unique finds.” One shopper bought a glass lamp “at a very reasonable price.”

West Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Antique Persian and Oriental rugs; cleaning, repair and appraisal.

This La Cienega dealer stocks antique Persian and Oriental rugs and also cleans, repairs and appraises them. One customer says its rug specialist “goes above and beyond” and is “excellent at his job.”

West Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

European antiques from Italy and France, including chandeliers and statuary.

One client of this La Cienega showroom called it “an amazing shop with beautiful furniture, chandeliers and so much more.”

Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Antiques, furniture, lighting, art and garden objects.

Founded by Adam Blackman and David Cruz in 1993, this Highland Avenue gallery “quickly became the go-to destination for exceptional antiques and contemporary design,” and its mix “has served well anyone looking for the unusual and the exceptional.” Longtime fans call it “packed with unusual treasures,” with “Unique objects worthy of checking out!”

La Cienega Pl (near Culver City), Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage and contemporary furniture, European vintage finds and a made-to-order line.

La Brea Ave, Los Angeles · Shop

Chandeliers, lanterns, sconces, rugs, tables and paintings.

East Hollywood, Los Angeles · By appointment

20th-century furniture and design; sales and restoration.

“Beautiful rare pieces priced accordingly,” says one buyer of this East Hollywood dealer in 20th-century design, whose owners are “friendly and knowledgeable.” Visits are by appointment only, and more than one reviewer has arrived to find the door shut, so book ahead.

La Brea Ave, Los Angeles · Shop

Imported furniture, lighting and decor, including vintage and antique pieces.

This La Brea showroom brings in furniture, lighting and decor from abroad, some of it vintage or antique. One repeat customer praised its “Great selection of unique imported furniture,” and another had “never seen so many beautifully designed lamps.”

Los Angeles

Antique lighting, furniture and decorative objects.

Lighting is the specialty at this La Brea shop, where one recent visitor found “thousands of antiques wall sconces” and had “never seen that many sconces and chandeliers in one place.” By the owner’s count, there are “Over 3000 sconces and over 1000 antiques lights!” Owner Frederic is “very nice and helpful,” and another fan calls it “an incredible selection of antique lighting fixtures.”

Melrose Ave, Los Angeles · Shop

Mid-century and earlier furniture, lighting, art, ceramics and objects.

Cameron Smith and Cliff Fong’s “discreet yet renowned” Melrose gallery offers “an artful mix of 20th-century design, European antiques, primitive furniture, and architectural artifacts,” arranged so that “the sense of flow and limited number of objects and furnishings evoke the feeling of being in a home.” One visitor called it “such a beautiful furniture store.”

Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage European lighting and furniture from the 1930s to the 1970s, plus handcrafted brass lighting.

Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Mid-century modern furniture and home goods; family-owned since 1993.

This Santa Monica Boulevard shop is “an MCM goldmine,” full of “super cool pieces” and “funky and well made MCM furniture,” and “Prices are reasonable and fair with a killer selection.” Hours can be loose (two reviewers found it shut during posted hours), so call ahead.

Mid-City, Los Angeles · Shop

Ethnographic art, textiles and antiques from Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas.

Owner Carla’s Washington Boulevard boutique is a “Gem of a shop,” “filled with gorgeous things” and “so many beautiful and unique pieces from all over the world,” and “Every object has an incredible story.” She “has such a great eye,” and “Everywhere you look in the shop and on the patio, there’s so much to explore.”

Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles · By appointment

Antique, Persian, kilim and custom rugs.

Santa Monica (Main St), Santa Monica · Shop

Vintage curiosities, ephemera, photographica, and aviation and scientific objects.

Owner Susan’s Main Street curiosity shop is “a magical place,” stocked with “Museum quality items” and “many items used as props in major movies.” She is “an extremely knowledgeable person and all too kind” and “really puts her heart into finding every single piece in her shop”; note that some of what’s on display isn’t for sale.

Culver City · Shop

Eclectic antique furnishings and accessories, from refined to rustic.

This Culver City showroom is “a beautifully curated treasure trove for lovers of antiques and unique furnishings,” and one designer calls it an “Amazing resource for antique furniture and custom pieces,” with “everything you could want as a designer.” It also does “rentals for movies tv and commercials,” and prices “tend toward the higher end.”

Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

20th-century furniture, lighting, accessories and art, plus period antiques.

This Highland Avenue dealer’s “richly eclectic inventory” is “an amalgamation of 17th century baroque limestone figures, 1930s French Art Deco tables, late 19th century chandeliers, mid-century modern chairs and more (much, much more).” Recent visitors call it “an amazing collection of stunning plants, furniture and art” and “A very special place,” with “Hard to find items.”

West Hollywood, Los Angeles · By appointment

Continental antiques, garden antiques and architectural elements.

Owner Philippe shows “his extensive collection of hand carved stone works” in “the beautiful courtyard,” and the shop itself is “like a mini musee’, completely filled with gorgeous and amazing antiques.” He “has extensive knowledge about design, styles, periods, and the history of the items he has available.”

Melrose Ave, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage-modern furniture and home goods, plus its own LF Collection.

Founded by Glenn Lawson and Grant Fenning, who started out as furniture design students at ArtCenter, Lawson-Fenning “has become a defining furniture brand in Los Angeles.” Its showrooms pair the house collection and vintage pieces with “a selection by Los Angeles and European creators, including lighting, hardware, and artwork”; an early fan called the Melrose store a “Fantastically curated shop.”

West Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

European and English antiques.

Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Antiques and 20th-century furniture, lighting, art, rugs and mirrors.

This McCadden Place showroom is “curated with a lot of heart and a talented eye for design,” with an “Incredible selection of antique Scandinavian furniture”; “It’s hard to not want to purchase everything in here.” The “kindness and approachable nature of the brothers who run it makes it even more special,” and browsing the collection is “a breath of fresh air.”

La Brea Ave, Los Angeles · Shop

Antique and modern hardware and lighting accessories, plus The Loft at Liz’s.

This La Brea shop “goes way beyond the usual hardware store”: “It’s a museum in itself,” worth a visit “just to see the beautiful craftsmanship of the antique door knobs and every manner of hardware.” There’s an “Amazing inventory of home hardware you just don’t see anymore” (you “Could get lost in inventory for days”), and The Loft at Liz’s adds art shows.

Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles · Shop

Italian furniture, lighting and art, mid-17th to mid-20th century.

At this Beverly Boulevard showroom of Italian design, “every single piece is well curated & beautiful,” with a “Friendly vibe, truly unique,” and a repeat visitor reports “always the same great customer service and great people.”

West Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Antique rugs, carpets and tapestries.

“A wondrous store filled with the most beautiful rugs I’ve ever seen,” one buyer wrote of this Melrose rug showroom; “The hardest part was picking a rug - I wanted them all!”

Venice, Los Angeles · Antique mall

An antique mall: 16,000 square feet of antique, vintage, modern and contemporary goods.

With “+100 vendors under a single roof,” this Venice mall mixes antiques, vintage and modern goods, “clean, organized and beautifully arranged” in a space that’s “spacious with wide aisles.” Expect “exceptional beautiful things.” Bonus: “free parking in the back.”

Robertson Blvd (West LA), Los Angeles · Shop

Antique, vintage and mid-century furniture, objects and art.

On Robertson Boulevard, “Fun meets design” with an “Exceptional collection of specialty furniture and decor” and “one of a kind pieces in singularly excellent condition.” It’s “Well curated and cool,” and a “Stunning inventory of vintage treasures.”

Culver City · Shop

Pre-owned and new designer furniture, lighting and accessories.

This Culver City showroom resells designer pieces “in very good to mint condition at a fraction of the cost when buying direct from Italy,” and the staff is “Very welcoming and knowledgeable,” describing each piece “accurately with dimensions and condition.” One cross-country buyer had a sofa “Packaged up beautifully and sent across country at a reasonable price.”

West Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

European and Italian antiques: lighting, mirrors, furniture and decorative objects.

This La Cienega showroom shows “beautiful Italian and European antiques that are carefully selected and presented with great taste”; it’s “like being transported to French and Italian chateaus of the past.” The dealer here “has an exceptional eye for authentic Italian antiques” and “takes the time to answer questions without ever making you feel pressured.”

Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles · Shop

Furniture, lighting, rugs, textiles, fine art and vintage pieces.

This Beverly Boulevard showroom has “beautiful textiles, wallpapers, vintage rugs, daybeds, table lamps, and thoughtfully chosen antiques,” and “Even if you’re not shopping, it’s a gallery worth wandering through for inspiration or entertainment.” It’s “a beautifully curated space that makes every visit feel special,” with a staff that is “completely approachable and not pretentious.”

Culver City · Shop

Furniture, lighting and curiosities alongside contemporary figurative art.

This Culver City showroom pairs furniture, lighting and curiosities with contemporary figurative art; one visitor says it “isn’t just a store it’s an art installation with a narrative,” and another: “This space is an experience. I would pay a fee to walk through it.” Time Out once likened a visit to “walking into Miss Havisham’s attic,” where “Each item is unique, striking and elegant.”

West Hollywood · Shop

Antique and vintage one-of-a-kind furniture, lighting and accessories.

This La Cienega gallery has “Incredible pieces of art for all tastes” alongside its furniture, lighting and accessories; an early fan called the furniture “exquisite one of a kind” and the place “a great little secret of a gallery.”

Mar Vista, Los Angeles · Shop

Family-owned furniture store with new merchandise daily.

This “Amazing family owned store” in Mar Vista has “Lots of furniture, lamps etc from all eras,” and “New (vintage) pieces come in all the time.” Shoppers find a “Great selection of hidden treasures,” pieces “extremely reasonably priced considering the level of quality and craftsmanship,” and delivery that “was a breeze.”

East Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage furniture, plus styling, staging, rentals and consignment.

This East Hollywood showroom sells vintage furniture and also styles, stages, rents and takes consignments. One client says “they know vintage” and “how to understand your space,” with “great recommendations for almost every room.”

East Hollywood, Los Angeles · By appointment

Designer lighting and furniture by Ponti, Magistretti, Colombo, Chareau and others.

This East Hollywood gallery deals in “beautiful vintage lighting from all over the world,” lights that are “sophisticated and beautiful,” plus furniture by names like Ponti and Magistretti. One design firm says “the company is very reliable,” and a recent client called the dealer they worked with “so responsive, helpful and genuinely lovely to work with.”

Melrose Ave, Los Angeles · Shop

Original 20th-century modern art, furniture and design.

At this Melrose gallery, an early fan found “everything is in pristine condition, which is extremely rare in the business of antiques.”

La Brea Ave, Los Angeles · Shop

Fine antiques and furnishings: furniture, lighting, decorative art and designer fabric.

If you want “something that doesn’t look mass-produced,” this La Brea showroom “is worth your time”: “The selection is big, but curated so you don’t get overwhelmed.”

Melrose Ave, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage design and fine art: seating, tables, lighting, objects and mirrors.

This Melrose shop of vintage design and fine art is “a magic place,” “Definitely worth a visit if you’re shopping for something special or want to make a cool gift,” and a “Great source of unique pieces for your space.”

Mid-City, Los Angeles · By appointment

Antique furniture and lighting.

This Mid-City dealer in antique furniture and lighting sees clients by appointment; one buyer came away with “Great art at great prices.”

Long Beach · Shop

Vintage furniture and home decor, plus vintage clothing, plants and gifts.

It’s “the place to go for curated home finds,” with “a great selection of clothes, home goods and furniture” and a good stop for “unique gifts.” Staff are “very helpful,” “the owner is a delight,” and “the shop dog is the best greeter ever!”

Sun Valley, Los Angeles · Shop

A thrift store for vintage and secondhand goods: jewelry, DVDs, deadstock fabric and more.

A “trinket collectors dream” with “no filter, no fuss, just good finds and good vibes” and “so much to look at and dig through.” Expect “amazing prices (under $5) and a wide range of inventory,” plus “the nicest people,” who hand out “waters, orange slices, and even tamales.”

Old Torrance, Torrance · Shop

Antiques and collectibles, from lamps and clocks to jewelry.

This “cute little shop in the old town Torrance area” is “such a pleasure to shop in”: the owners are “so friendly and helpful,” there’s “no pressure,” and “most everything is clearly priced.” Finds run from “a beautiful lamp” to “really cute earrings at great prices.”

Redondo Beach · Shop

Antiques and vintage collectibles: furniture, clocks, paintings, signs and more.

This Redondo Beach shop is “filled with so many treasures” that, for one visitor, “it was a joy just to browse through everything.” The woman working there is “incredibly nice.”

Aviation Blvd, Inglewood · Shop

Vintage and imported furniture, pottery, planters and found objects, across 40,000 square feet.

This “massive showroom space” near LAX is filled with “handcrafted furniture, pots, pottery and decor from around the world,” and its “amazing one-of-a-kind finds” run “from reclaimed doors to antique furniture to tabletop to pottery of all sizes.” It’s “every designer’s dream,” and “you could literally stroll around for a few hours.”

Retro Row (4th Street), Long Beach · Shop

Vintage and pre-owned goods from all eras, from multiple vendors: clothing, furniture and home goods.

This Retro Row shop sells “more than just beautiful clothing”: there’s “gorgeous vintage / antique furniture and house wares” from “lots of lovely vendors carefully selected with high quality items, all artfully curated.” Expect “outstanding displays and a variety of vintage items,” plus “a lovely vibe” that makes it “great for buying gifts.”

North Hollywood, Los Angeles · By appointment

Danish and mid-century modern furniture, lighting and objects.

For anyone looking “to bring a mid-century Scandinavian vibe into your home,” this North Hollywood showroom is “focused on delivering high quality furniture,” with restorations “beautifully done” and pieces “as lovely as pictured.” Owner John Cruz’s “customer service and knowledge is unparalleled,” and the shop is “extremely communicative” about delivery, even out of state.

North Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage and antique goods.

Steps from Danish Modern NoHo, this shop may look small “when you drive by,” but “you need to stop and explore”: there’s “a lot of hidden gems,” and “you have to take your time to look.” The owner is “so nice and helpful,” prices “vary from low to high,” and it’s smart to “bring cash.”

Long Beach · Shop

18th- and 19th-century furniture, lighting, Oriental and tribal rugs, paintings and collectibles.

Owner Brent Baden’s “very beautiful antiques shop” holds “a vast collection of unique items,” many “for really fair prices.” He’s happy to look over things you bring in, too, and is “more than knowledgeable and fair” about what they’re worth.

California Heights, Long Beach · Shop

Multi-vendor vintage: records, decor, jewelry, plants, clothing and some furniture.

This “vintage micro-mall” in California Heights “looks small from the street,” but it “winds all the way back to a charming outdoor garden wing,” with “interesting, quirky vintage glassware, clothing, LPs, jewelry, and garden stuff” along the way. “Everything is beautifully curated,” “prices are fair,” and the staff is “so kind, attentive, and genuinely sweet.”

Van Nuys, Los Angeles · Shop

Paul Frankl rattan originals, restored vintage rattan and mid-century furniture.

Harvey’s “amazing warehouse” in Van Nuys “is like taking a tour down memory lane, reminding us of earlier decades when rattan furniture was all the rage.” Browsing it is “a fun moment,” and the owner’s friendly welcome makes it “a real treat.”

San Pedro, Los Angeles · Shop

Vintage furniture, lighting, rugs, art, garden pieces, signs and architectural salvage.

A “large warehouse-style building filled with treasures,” House 1002 has an “amazing collection of vintage artwork, furniture, and one-of-a-kind things,” down to “hardware and little knickknacks” and “items needed to repair furniture and lamps.” The staff is “friendly and very helpful.”

Long Beach · Shop

Mid-century furnishings, light fixtures, rugs, vintage clothing and nostalgic oddities; consignments taken.

A “fantastic little place to visit in Long Beach,” where owner Leslie is “simply wonderful and lovely to talk to” and has been known to produce a hard-to-find piece she had “tucked away.” She buys too: one seller had a “very smooth transaction,” with Leslie coming out to see the furniture and paying “on the spot.”

Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles · Shop

European antique furniture, rugs, lighting and art in a 20,000-square-foot showroom.

A “uniquely curated store that mixes vintage charm with modern aesthetics,” Litt pairs “beautiful new pieces and unique antiques,” “from the smallest French porcelain to an armoire of specific origin.” The owners “have an incredible eye for quality and style,” you won’t “feel pressured to make purchases,” and “the attached coffee shop is another draw.”

East Long Beach, Long Beach · Antique mall

More than 50 dealer booths: furniture, decor, art, collectibles, records, books and jewelry.

Set in the former Joann store on Palo Verde, this “new antique mall” makes for a “fun couple of hours to dig in and antique shop in all the vendor booths,” with “plenty of things to look at”; one local spent almost two hours and “still felt like there was more to see.” It’s “such a fun surprise,” and “they have popcorn.”

Downtown Long Beach, Long Beach · Antique mall

Furniture, pottery, glassware, records, kitchenware, jewelry and clothing from multiple dealers.

This downtown multi-dealer showroom has “so many booths packed with treasures,” spread across “3 fat store rooms that go deep,” and shoppers have “a ton of fun here.” “The staff is incredible,” and “prices seemed reasonable, too.”

Gardena · Shop

Antiques and collectibles: vintage clocks, jewelry, glass and knickknacks.

This Gardena shop has been there “over 40 years,” and it’s “very small but packed with tons of goodies”: an “amazing variety of collectibles, vintage clocks, jewelry and knick knacks” at “super reasonable prices.” Owners Carol and Richard also buy, paying “a fair and honest value,” and with them “you could spend hours there browsing and chatting.”

Retro Row (4th Street), Long Beach · Shop

Apothecary goods, curated antiques, home goods and gifts.

This “warm & cozy shop stands out on 4th street”: it’s “well curated with lots of little treasures,” from “amazing housewares and one of a kind pieces” to candles, ceramics and “things created by local artists.” There’s an “eco friendly refill station” for soaps and shampoo, and owner Stephanie is “a kind conversationalist.”

Long Beach · Antique mall

Antique furniture, china, glass, lighting, art, jewelry, signs and Americana.

Its window displays are “very eye catching,” and inside “it was like walking into a candy shop,” with a “great selection of vintage and antique items at reasonable prices” and “a fairly quick turnover that keeps browsing interesting.” The staff is “very friendly.”

North Hollywood, Los Angeles · Shop

Mid-century and later vintage furniture and design: Italian, French, Brazilian and American.

Expect “teak credenzas, sculptural chairs, brutalist lighting, and the occasional unicorn find” in a showroom that’s “exceptionally clean, well lit, and thoughtfully laid out,” where “the inventory changes weekly.” Owner David is “generous with his knowledge, straightforward about condition and provenance,” and the team is “kind, polite, and genuinely knowledgeable.”

Canoga Park, Los Angeles · Shop

Antiques, collectibles, glass, pottery, art, ephemera, vintage fashion and jewelry.

On Canoga Park’s antique stretch of Sherman Way, this shop is bigger than it looks (“you can’t tell from the store front but it really is a large space”), yet “everything has its place.” Look for “antique silver cutlery, bowls, plates, costume jewelry and real jewelry, antique furniture, and so much more”; the owners are “knowledgeable about their vast inventory” and “also buy items from the public.”

Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles · Antique mall

A multi-dealer mall: records, jewelry, books, toys, glassware, art and home decor.

With “so many different booths” yet “not super overwhelmingly large,” this mall is “a good size to do on a weekend,” with everything from “designer items, jewelry, home ware” to “doll house furniture, Disney collectibles.” One longtime shopper finds “really high quality antiques at affordable prices,” and another says it’s “back and better than ever.”

Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach · Antique mall

Antiques and collectibles from multiple dealers: glass, lamps, pottery and jewelry boxes.

Set “a few blocks up from the pier,” this is “an interesting shop” where “you can spend hours,” and the staff is “very kind and helpful.” One shopper says “some of my favorite finds were at this shop.”

Old Torrance, Torrance · Shop

Antiques, including jewelry and coins.

A block from Antique Attic on Sartori, this Old Torrance shop has “lots of beautiful antiques” and “friendly vendors.” The woman there “is very nice,” and one shopper says, “I love to go with my family.”

Richmond Street, El Segundo · Shop

Vinyl records, antiques, collectibles and furniture; appraisals and eBay drop-off.

Now listed on Google as Studio Records, this El Segundo shop is “literally a maze packed to the ceiling with all kinds of things,” with “sheer volume and variety of vinyl” and “an outdoor section that seems to never end.” Owners Sally and Laurence are “very knowledgeable in many areas of Antiques and collecting,” and if you buy a stack of records, “they’ll take the price down a bit.”

Zaferia, Long Beach · Antique mall

Vintage and antique furniture, lighting, rugs, art and decor from more than 40 dealers.

An “incredible selection of extremely high quality mid-century and vintage furniture and home decor,” with “neat and gorgeous finds from different vendors”; if you like MCM, “you’re guaranteed to find something you would like here.” The staff is “very helpful and kind.”

Inglewood · Shop

Mid-century and industrial furniture, lighting, barware and ashtrays.

San Pedro, Los Angeles · Shop

Antiques, curiosities and art from about 30 vendors.

A “giant warehouse filled with many different vendors,” Wunderkammer is “like a pop culture museum with goth, retro, and macabre vibes,” heavy on “oddities and retro themed items.” Everything is “displayed so beautifully,” the vendors are “very polite,” and it’s “free to enter.”

Retro Row (4th Street), Long Beach · Shop

Vintage mid-century modern furniture and accessories.

Xcape Modern sits a block east of Lucky Penny on Retro Row. One buyer furnishing a new house says, “We love our new dining set”: the crew was “so helpful with finding us the perfect piece” and “even delivered it to our house.”

Long Beach Airport area (Veterans Stadium), Long Beach · Flea market

Monthly open-air market: antiques, collectibles and vintage clothing.

This “isn’t a typical swap meet”: expect “lots and lots of old, retro, vintage and unique items” from “100’s of vendors.” There are “free parking lots all around,” and “vendors are willing to negotiate.”

Echo Park / Victor Heights (Vintage Land), Los Angeles · Flea market

Weekly flea market: vintage clothing, accessories, records and handmade goods.

Now held indoors at Vintage Land in Echo Park, this Saturday flea has “a great variety of vendors with super cool clothing finds as well as shoes, jewelry, and accessories,” plus “retro electronics, LPs, CDs, VHS Tapes.” One shopper notes “you can really take your time to look at each vendor.” Admission and garage parking are free.

Fairfax District (Fairfax High School), Los Angeles · Flea market

Weekly flea market: vintage, antiques, handmade goods and food.

This “vibrant flea market” at Fairfax High offers “an eclectic mix of vintage treasures, handmade crafts, and live music,” with stalls running “from antique furniture and retro fashion to quirky trinkets and bespoke artwork.” Many vendors are “the craft-persons themselves,” so “Ask questions, barter.”

Pasadena City College campus, Pasadena · Flea market

Monthly flea market: antiques, clothing, records, jewelry and collectibles.

“Free entry” gets you into Pasadena City College’s lots and a parking structure that “had 2 levels of vendors,” where “some sellers have been there for over 20 years.” Expect “a good variety of items: plants, clothing, records, tchotchkes, furniture, jewelry.”

Arroyo Seco (Rose Bowl Stadium), Pasadena · Flea market

Monthly flea market: vintage clothing, furniture, art, collectibles and crafts.

Spread “around the Rose Bowl Stadium and throughout the surrounding parking lots,” the market has “a huge selection of vintage clothing, vintage art, and crafts” and “So many vendors” that one visitor found “10 hours was not enough time to see them all.” Early admission opens at 5am and general admission at 9am, and “the good stuff sells out quickly.”

Santa Monica Airport (Interim Open Space), Santa Monica · Flea market

Antique and vintage market: clothing, accessories and home decor.

A “great Sunday funday activity,” the market has “a great mix of antique and vintage clothing sellers,” with “tons of vendors, food trucks, free parking.” For bargains, go late: “Late Sunday afternoon everyone is willing to give a deal.” It’s also “dog friendly.”

Los Feliz (Vermont Ave), Los Angeles · Flea market

Weekend flea market: vintage clothing, jewelry, handmade goods and art.

Independent vendors sell vintage clothing, handmade goods, jewelry and art every weekend; admission is free. One shopper “Loved the vibe,” left with “jewelry & charms from a nice lady” and called it “a nice experience,” and a vendor says the organizers “truly take good care of their vendors.”

Woodland Hills (Pierce College), Los Angeles · Flea market

Monthly vintage and antiques market: furniture, decor, clothing, records and tools.

This monthly market at Pierce College is “a great place to go to if you’re into vintage and antiques,” with “Furniture, all types of decor, tools” and more “at very reasonable prices.” There are “some great food vendors there too.” Admission is $5, and parking is free.

Old Torrance (Downtown Torrance), Torrance · Flea market

Monthly antique and vintage street fair.

This “fourth Sunday monthly faire” turns the streets of downtown Torrance into a “Large vintage market.” Expect “Many vendors with diversified items at good prices” and “something for everybody.”