Room Service

Beautiful furniture at wallet-​emptying prices. I wish I could afford the long wooden mid-​century credenza for $ 800, but alas, I cannot. For anyone who is looking for some interesting and classy pieces with deep pockets, don’t overlook this place.

Love this place. Bought a beautiful reupholstered McCobb style chair & ottoman a couple of years ago for a great price. They seem to really know their market and provide a steady stream of pieces in great condition. Love the way the store is laid out, the color palette they use, the way it smells. Employees are always pleasant.

Great shop

I just had to write a Unilocal about this place after experiencing the wonder that was Room Service during MidSummerFest. The place was wild, bearded ladies and a little contortionist and a mermaid of questionable gender not to mention a unicorn.
I already liked this place a lot, and on my walks through Andersonville it is always a favorite stop. The mix of vintage and new items is well curated and the store doesn’t feel cluttered or too full (not going to name any names but has anybody recently been to the unkempt and uncared for Brimfield down the street, an experience similar to walking into a Salvation Army where the prices have at least two zeros added to the tag.).
The owners of Room Service Jim and Paul are really nice guys. It’s a pity they don’t serve alcohol. It would make for a great party space and we all know drunk people buy more (hence the Wine Walk).
Back to the product. I have a fetish for barware, and the vintage glasses that Room Service carries are amazing. So pretty. I am also a fan of the shock value pieces that seem to sell quickly, because every time I am in there they are missing and replaced. Anyone remember that Giant Mexican Fighting Mask. Currently they have some amazing sets of lips up in the back that I would love to grace my walls. Big lips.
They recently opened the downstairs which just adds more room for them to create a unique environment for the customer. I have bought a few things here and there (mostly glassare), and I am not going to lie and tell you this place is inexpensive, but the price is value. Not to bring up Brimfield again but prices are clearly marked and you don’t have to ask the store owner to make up a price willy nilly.
I trust these guys and would recommend them to anyone looking to furnish their home with some unique items.

The place is great for inspiration, and if you have the money, they have great furniture. It is expensive because it is top quality, and well worth it. I have been in multiple times and they are very friendly and ask what you are shopping for, and help you find it. They also give great design ideas.

One of the many words I have to describe this place is ‘MMMMM’. For a vintageaphile like me (yes it is a word, look it up… just kidding, it is not a word, just in my own mind) this store represents the holy grail of mid-​century décor. The kind of stuff that you can find in a thrift store but it is all cleaned up, reupholstered, varnished, re-​painted, re-​framed and placed tastefully with other items that make people gasp when they see them in your home.
My faves: a set of prison lockers with graffitti still in tact and names of prisoners. Would love to have a weird closet affair with it. Second, a set of Kodachrome prints from the mid 1960’s from Palm Beach Florida. Advertisements for an inground pool or something… absolutely some of the most gorgeous prints I had ever seen.
Totally out of my price range, but I like to window shop and get inspiration from a place like this. Also the staff/​owner is really really friendly and genuinely interested in having people LOVE the merchandise. Worth every pretty penny I say.

Ah, I can’t believe I haven’t reviewed this place yet!
We actually bought 2 of our living room chairs here (awhile back). They were on sale and we actually carried them home. We get so many compliments on these chairs.
As far as the service goes, the people who work here have always been super helpful and know a lot of about the furniture they take in.
And, ah, the selection! I want to buy everything in here. I found a set of dining room chairs that I loved (but alas, I can’t spend $ 2400 on a set of chairs) and an awesome pantry.
This is another place I will visit often when I am rich.

Great finds for the home. Really love their selection and the really nice and friendly guy working there!
I like the vintage glassware, apothecary bottles, and the cool pots for the modern gardener.

I love this place! I’ve been here many times, and they always have something new for me.
I especially love the Farmer’s Market candles. They smell wonderful and they come in unfussy packaging, which I really dig. My fave is the Spiced Orange. Delish!
Their furniture selection is gorgeous! I’ve seen pieces here that just make me drool. Their vintage bar glasses are just beautiful! I love the art and you must check out the little plant section — so cool and unexpected!
I was just there on Sunday and bought an iridescent beetle in a lucite cube. Coolest thing ever!
Do yourself a favor, go see Paul at Room Service, buy something for yourself and several holiday gifts. You cannot go wrong!

This is my «go-​to» place for unique birthday gifts. Every time I shop they have new merchandise. I never know what it’s going to be week after week and that keeps me browsing.

Both the owner and the store itself are remarkably stylish.
If you have a decent budget and you’re looking for high quality mid-​century modern furniture, you’ll find something just stunning here.
There is a great selection of accessories, also– I ended up buying a vintage blue glass ball jar. My home is more 1920s-​30s art deco, so these pieces wouldn’t really work in my home, but they’re so wonderful that it’s tempting to inject a little MCM style into my own place.

I’m not sure I love or hate coming to furniture stores that are infinitely cooler than my real house will ever be.
I mean, on the one hand, it’s nice that such pretty things exist (like vintage index card cabinets! who DOESN“T need one?), but then it’s sort of sad that this fake house feels more homey and awesome than my real one.
Maybe it’s because I made such fine consumer buys as a $ 20 used bed on craigslist.
Anyways. If I was a real grown up and not spiraling down the endless, impoverished abyss of academia, I would shop here all the time.
Not only would I have stylish end tables and one of a kind churchkeys, but I would chat up the FANTASTIC owners and steal delicious grape flavored candies out of their bowl.
I would see a fierce period piece, perhaps an art deco armoire (or something equally luxurious but cool), and casually drop one month’s stipend whilst discussing unknown boutique motels in the mojave desert and the pro’s and con’s of boxsprings.
Right when we moved here, we walked in and spent at least an hour chatting up the owner and wiping our drool of my dream furniture and knick knacks, and my broke ass bought nothing. I feel I kind of owe them this review.

A beautiful springlike day yesterday motivated me and my 7 star companion to leave my lair, get breakfast in Uptown, and prowl around Andersonville, slightly giddy with spring fever (yes, it was an epic walk). Browsing and walking and peering into windows and adoring and talking and sipping and pondering and. .. ohhhh, super stylish home furnishings!
I love this place. It’s my kind of stuff. Vintage but not TOO old, beautiful Mid-​Century Moderne home furnishings. I have a few original Eames chairs from my parents and a lifelong obsession with the style (combined with a bohemian «Jeannie in a bottle» oeuvre, which strangely works mixed with 50’s/60’s furniture). The furniture in the store is loosely arranged into room groups, no doubt to tempt you to buy the whole lot — sofa, chairs, coffee table — would that I could! He has some incredibly nice stuff, the older furniture is meticulously restored to it’s original glory.
The cocktail glasses and pitchers — oh *golf clap*! They make me want to slap on a pair of kitten heels and stir up a martini for a hawt man, and one for me too!
There are newer home décor items, and vintage as well. Everything has a consistently well-​designed aesthetic, and no clutter EVER. Very elegant. It’s not overdone, cutesy or gaudy. My kinda stuff!
The owner couldn’t be more adorable. The store is fastidiously neat, we walked in on the cute, stylish sweater vest-​clad owner (channeling Matthew S. — hot!) wiping up a random smudge on the shiny hardwood floor. He’s always up for a chat, clearly knowledgeable and passionate about furniture and his store.
Now I just have to make some more money so I can afford to spend it here!

For more than a year, we’ve been looking for a chair to complement the other pieces in our living room. We esteem quality design, but our modest incomes limit the set of pieces that satisfy our aesthetic and financial requirements.
We’re pleased to note that Room Service effectively mitigated the conflict between beauty and budget. Paul, the owner, offers a low-​key, pleasant greeting to customers as they enter the store and allows them to wander among the items without pressure. The shop has a clean, refined layout and offers products ranging from candles and holiday ornaments to vintage furniture and objects. The price points are a bit more than «moderate» but less than «pricey.»
We found a great chair here. Paul even offered a tarp and rope to help us facilitate transport of the piece.
We will return regularly, as he acquires a few new pieces each week.

One star because the stuff in this store is actually kind of cool.
The second star is for the feeling of the space. Clean, well designed.
The 3^rd star for the owner being very nice and offering water when I walked in for the very first time It was hot outside and I had been walking everywhere and obviously looked sweaty) That was a nice touch.
But I am slightly put off by the high prices. I went in the first time right after they opened and I was shocked. Usually new stores will not right off the bat charge such high prices. If the prices are high now, what will they be like in 5 years? Remember Scout down the street? he used to be cheap too. But after he built his client base and stuck around, he can charge those prices and now people will come back.
You have to remember, in this sluggish economy, wouldn’t sales perk up if prices were slightly cheaper? I know I would have impulsed bought an item or two if they were just 20% lower.
Remember: Lure them in with some bait and they’ll be yours. Us Andersonville folk are loyal to our shop owners.
To be honest, I will go back and keep a look out for a must have item. I walk by all the time, but so far no price drops.

I really love this store, every time I go in I see something cool and unusual. This is definitely high end and will not appeal to bargain shoppers but you really do get what you pay for. The owner Paul has always been really helpful and he has a good eye for quality. I think it is a great addition to the neighborhood!

I recently bought two arm chairs and couldn’t be happier with the quality of their items and pleasant atmosphere of the store. I’ll be back for more!

I dreamed of a dinning room table that folded to the size of a console table, and was having no luck until I walked into Room Service. The owner Paul pointed me to a Danish Gaming Table, which was perfect. It expands out to seat six and stores four folding chairs in the base, but folds down to 12 inches wide. Great for apartment living and it was $ 400 cheaper then the uglier ultra modern table I was consider which did even come with chairs.

This new furniture store was opened with me in mind. They focus on vintage furniture and accessories from the 50s and 60s, which is my period, primarily because many of my pieces were bought by my parents during that time. There are a several new and vintage furniture stores in Andersonville, but they either don’t fit my style or are overpriced. The goods at Room Service are pricey ($ 800 for a brushed-​metal side table — eek!), but they’re sturdy and well-​crafted, so I would feel better spending the money. If I had it. Which I don’t. Hint.
The owner, Paul, is a great guy and very helpful. I have an old «Mike Douglas» chair which needs to be re-​stuffed, and he gave me the contact information for the guy who does work for him. No hard sell.
In addition to furniture, the store carries some vintage accessories, such as some very cool cocktail glasses, as well as plants and candles. Check it out. But don’t buy anything I have my eye on. Unless you’re buying it for me.