Garage Vintage

It’s been a long time since I’ve written one of these, but after my experience at Garage Vintage/​Art District Antiques, I had to come out of review retirement and post some praises. I had been looking for the perfect mid century mod dresser for a long time, and decided to swing by to see if they had anything that matched… and low and behold found exactly what I wanted as soon as I walked in! I would have walked away with a lot more (there are 2 shops across the street from one another), but you know… budget.
The customer service was great! The woman at the front went above and beyond to make sure I got this, even after I had to run home to re-​measure (ended up buying a much longer dresser than anticipated). The delivery price was very affordable (compared to other vintage shops I’ve been to), and my dresser was delivered that night. Took 15 minutes.
A+ selection. A+ pricing. A+ customer service. I will 100% be back!

The hubs and I own a mid century modern house and just purchased a new dining room table. I was looking for funky dining chairs like you would have found in an old diner. Garage Vintage is one of two buildings owned by the same person so I found a sign on the door saying to go across the street. I walked through that building but it didn’t quite have the vibe I was looking for.
The employee took me back across the street and unlocked Garage Vintage for me to look at. I had the store to myself and loved looking at all the vintage treasures. While I did not find the chairs I was looking for, I did find vintage metal drink coasters and a funky fruit bowl that went home with me that day.

I usually pop in even if I’m not looking for anything in particular. Most of the time I find something I NEED! I have purchased several pieces from there and love mid mod stuff!

This is cluster of fun and fancy. Where cool retro dressers and bars rule and funky jewelry tempt you at every turn. The store is laid out really well, which makes it even more difficult to not walk out with something.
It’s as if it’s the vintage West Elm — laid out so casually, but perfectly thrown together to create the coolest house reminiscent of Don Draper’s apartment and every grandmother’s kitchen you’ve encountered. You know, the bright colors and tacky clock on the wall? Yeah, those kind of artifacts. Pretty much the best stuff from all the best decades dating back to what seems like the early 20^th century.
I only saw a sliver of the whole pie and can’t wait to really go antique diving soon. The clerk could’ve been a little more present and helpful, but what can you really expect from a store like this. With all the awesome stuff around, help isn’t really necessary.

Love this place! My husband and I purchased several mid century style items, a chair, footstool, magazine rack, and desk. Reasonable prices, good selection, convenient location. They even delivered the desk to our home when it wouldn’t fit in our car! Really sweet owners. I really appreciate them doing that!
Be sure to step into the other antiques place across the street from Garage – same owners and even more great stuff! Seriously, I need a bigger place so I can fill it up with finds from this store.

Happened to be in Denver’s art district for a «First Friday» while on vacation and stumbled in here.
This place has everything from small vintage knickknacks to larger pieces of mid-​mod furniture. The ambiance is awesome. The gentleman I dealt with, Alec, was polite and eager to negotiate a deal.
Absolutely loved it. I’d recommend checking it out.

I truly like this place. As other reviewers have said, they specialize in mid mod décor, which I love, and every time I go into the store I come out with something. The store is easy to walk around in — unlike other places, and I’ve always experienced great customer service. I was looking for a lamp for my apartment and the guy working helped me find the absolutely perfect piece. Very attentive. They also have a periquite who is awesome!

no customer service. The guy looks like Uncle Fester (from Adams family) was very rude. It’s mostly junk not antique!

Vintage items thru out, that are very eclectic and make a great addition to your home. And Prices are reasonable as well.

We popped in here during First Friday last weekend and I walked out with a purchase. Nice.
It’s pretty expansive, has a lot of midcentury stuff which I’m into, and has an interesting feel — it’s a little more expansive than your regular vintage store. Perhaps it’s just the high ceiling. The «booths» don’t really feel like booths, and it’s easy to maneuver without knocking into anything.
There were some awesome blue pendant lights on the floor marked Not For Sale which kind of peeved me — why leave something out if it’s not for sale!

Huge fan of this shop. My wife and I were looking for some mid modern/​retro items for our new house and the folks at garage vintage helped us. We found a great dresser and bar and got a sweet deal. Additionally they delivered the furniture at a time that worked.
I highly recommend this shop. If you’re looking for vintage furniture and accessories, this is the place to go!

The shop is fine, nothing I couldn’t live without but they had some pretty good stuff.
The reason I’m giving it the lowest rating is because of the customer service. Completely ignored when we walked in, completely ignored the whole time we were shopping and not even a «thanks» on the way out! Nothing!
Customer service is everything and I don’t need to be treated like that. What? Am I not good enough to shop in your store?
All I do is shop vintage for our house and I won’t be going back there. I’ll go somewhere that will appreciate my business.

I adore mid mod décor and for that reason my wallet and I absolutely adore this store.
Garage Vintage has been the most reasonably priced vintage/​antique shop that I have found in Denver and elsewhere. They’re not firm on all of their prices, so don’t be afraid to ask if they’re willing to deal. Just this past weekend, they were willing to knock off 10% for my new-​to-​me mid-​century dining table and chairs. They were willing to cut a deal on the green glazed ceramic owl figurine, too.
Unlike a lot of vintage shops, you won’t be digging through piles of junk. Every item I saw in the store (and items stored across the street) were in excellent vintage condition and deserve to be in someone’s home.
Oh, and if mid mod isn’t your thing, Garage Vintage has plenty of other styles of furniture including lots of shabby chic and Hollywood regency gems.

I swung into Garage Vintage during a recent First Friday adventure and really enjoyed what they had to offer. The specialize in mid mod décor and they truly have a fun selection of furnishings and bric-​à-​brac for your home.
Garage Vintage, however, carries one thing specifically that I love and that’s old cameras. I have a collection that includes everything from a Brownie Hawkeye to a standard Polaroid (yes I still have film for it) and I’m always looking to add to this collection. Garage Vintage had several options for me to peruse and they were in really good condition.
They also carry plenty of original record players, kitchenware, and even jewelry and purses from eras past. And everything I eyed seemed quite reasonably priced. While it’s not necessarily an art gallery it’s definitely worth a stop in during First Friday and they do a cocktail hour every Friday from 5 — 7 pm according to their Facebook page.