Westside Furniture Consignment Emporium

Great store! Good quality furniture, reasonable prices.

A nice variety of used and gently-​used high quality items. Prices are on the high side though. Don’t expect a bargain.

Judy B. must be one of the owners or someone who works there. Trust the other reviews which are consistent with one another; poor service, retail or retail plus prices for out of style used items. There are no bargains to be found here.

I’ve purchased a few items from this place– a mid-​century stereo-​console converted buffet, a lamp, a few frames, a ceramic bowl and a terra cotta planter; overall they have a good selection of household items that are more modern than Treasure-​mart. The discounts are not great, and many items after 4 – 5 months will not be further discounted. Over the past year, I find it hard to strike a deal for items that are clearly out of date (have been in store for over 1 – 2 years). They would rather send something back to the owner than get rid of the inventory.
One of the younger girl with dark hair who worked there was very rude one day when I asked for help. She simply ignored me 2 – 3 times; The middle aged lady is more even tempered and helpful. I had an item shipped from the Jackson store to Ann Arbor; there was delivery mess up and delay for a few days but eventually it came in one piece.
Mostly the items are not cheap and many are marked at current retail price. (a set of used pottery barn basket for $ 100!!!) Every once a while you may be able to score something that an owner may desperately try to get rid of. I was able to find a queen sleigh bed frame for a friend for about $ 250 this past week for instance.
In short, hit-​or-​miss.

Perhaps the best upscale resale shop in the area. It a treasure hunt, lots of fun & I always find something here! I’d rather find a quality used piece that has personality then to buy cheap crap from Walmart.
When you go, take your time shopping, there’s lots of gens tucked around the store. If you don’t see it that visit, as if you can be put on the wish list or try back again in a week or two.
Also try Freds in Detroit for furniture– but it’s a madhouse and Treasure Mart (A2) for dishes, décor, some art…

I Love this store! The salespeople are very helpful and friendly! I bought a great crystal decanter for a shower present and the saleswoman hunted down a matching crystal wine/​champagne cooler for the wedding present. Of course, appropriate wines were also included ;-) I was thrilled, with the prices, but more importantly, the bride was ecstatic! I went back later and found a beautiful painting for myself. As with anything, if you do your homework you can find great deals! There’s a lot of stuff in there so it’s easy to miss the gems. I’m not usually one to shop second-​hand but this store is exceptional!

I recently moved to a new home and needed EVERYTHING and wanted some older yet nicer things for character. I had 50’s modern chic in mind and got 80’s ticky tacky at this store. Prices were set based on what previous owners HOPED to get and then tacks on their margin so prices are ridiculously high. On top of this the quality was marginal for just about everything. Everything was in the condition you’d expect something to be in that was kept in the garage for 10 years after surviving a house full of kids. The women that worked there were very rude and when I asked if there was a discount if I bought $ 3k+ worth of stuff and they would not even offer that.
I would suggest checking Treasure Mart in Ann Arbor if you want antiquey furniture or unique stuff for the home and let these guys keep their unattractive 80’s beat up furniture.