Brooklyn Reclamation

Wow, who knew hipster items could be so dang pricey!?! The vintage furniture was «on sale» for quite the hefty price tag! The clothes, however, were reasonably priced, and my friend even found a pretty ballgown for $ 20! What a bargain! I found it weird that this place sells old photographs of different random people for .67 cents each…

What an interesting little shop.
I suppose I was initially disappointed to find that the 1971 Compton Yearbook on their shelf was not what I thought… but aside from not being able to snoop into the past of a city that produced some of the finest West Coast hip-​hop, I was pleasantly surprised by Brooklyn Reclamation.
It’s filled to the brim with all manner of interesting objects, including globes, maps, chairs, lamps, tables, housewares, coatracks, maps, handbags, picture frames, cabinets and some sort of vase that comes equipped with its own shot glasses. It’s an excellent but pricey yard sale, and one I would stop by every time I pass just to see if they have a bit of treasure I could afford. Apparently they also make their own custom furniture, and I might have to see about some corner shelves.
I’ll be perfectly honest with you: I don’t think I would’ve stopped by if I didn’t happen to be walking by when it was about 6 degrees outside, but I’m certainly happy I did.

I’ve had an amazing experience working with Brooklyn Reclamation. My girlfriend and I moved into a new apartment in Brooklyn this summer, and after setting up all our existing furniture, we found that we had an odd space left from our dining table situation. There was nothing out there that fit our space style and size wise. After a quick trip to Brooklyn Reclamation, we were able to order a custom table that was just the right size for an amazing price.
Then, two months later, a giant crack appeared in the middle of the table. I just figured that was the risk of using reclaimed wood. I stopped by Brooklyn Reclamation to ask their advice what to do in order to prevent it from getting worse, and after taking a look at it, the great people over there just decided to straight up replace our table top! And they even were able to meet our request to make it slightly bigger than what we already had! Great place to shop, and would love to go buy more stuff there.

This place is great. I came in hoping for a dinning set for my oddly shaped «dining area» (super small space). They didn’t have anything in store but the store manager, KB explained that they do custom work. And at no extra cost, what an affordable luxury! My dining set was ready in a timely manner and they even got me connected to a delivery man. Overall the whole experience was smooth and stress free.

I first heard about this place because someone had their birthday party here. (I didn’t go, but I creeped it on instagram.) I noticed the large classroom maps lining the walls, and I was like, Oh I need to go to there.
This place has a fantastic variety of well curated antiques. The smaller more decorative things are all pretty affordable, and there are some higher end pieces that are expensive but definitely worth the money, (if one were to have it) including some tables and shelves made of reclaimed bowling alley wood, which is brilliant.
I was more in the market for adorable things to adorn my bachelor pad with. (you know, to show ladies how cool I am when they happen to be over) They have a cool selection of old weird art, and stuff to put on shelves and bookcases like old whiskey bottles and cough syrup packages. I ended up snagging a painting of some fruit. The ladies are going to shit when they see this painting of fruit.
The shop has a real relaxed vibe too, and the lady working there was super friendly. It’s always nice to not get vibed when you shop in Williamsburg. I will be back here when I get rich.

Unfortunately, over-​priced for what they are actually selling. Too bad, as I had high hopes for them.

What can I say. I have just brought home by beautiful kitchen island made from old Bowling ally.
From start to finish the guys helped me design and then built a custom kitchen island for my house. It is beautifully finished and is of a high quality. It will be around for decades to come.
If you are looking for a piece of dream furniture that you can create from your imagination, then I would give these guys a call. You can also go over to their shop on Driggs Ave Williamsburg where they have an amazing selection of pre-​made goodies

We ordered a custom kitchen island for our apartment and it came out amazing, even better than we expected. we are totally happy and satisfied with our purchase and the service at Brooklyn Reclamation… they are awesome!

Fun little pickers repository. The girl working in the front was nice, which is always nice.

Such a great selection of really unique pieces! The staff is so help full, knowedgable and just really great to talk to.
The location is great too! Just off Bedford in trendy Williamsburg.
I definitely recommend going to check this place out!

I had a great experience at this place. Recently moved to the area and was walking home from Food Town. Passed by and saw some benches and chairs out front. Went in a saw a number of great items for my new place. I cam back and spoke with the owner. Very helpful with my browsing and questions about other options. He offered to find me items that were not in the store which is a plus. I ended up buying a couch, two tables, and a set of comfy chairs.
This store is great! And I would highly recommend it.
There is a little something for everyone here.