Sienna

Petaluma, United States

3.9

Closed now

12 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 707-763-6088
Website:
www.siennaantiques.com
Address:
119 Petaluma Blvd N, Petaluma, CA, 94952
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Accepts Credit Cards
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By Appointment Only
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Closed now
Local time (Petaluma) 7:55 AM Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm

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12 reviews of Sienna

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Place rating: 5
Sebastopol, CA
Sienna is the brilliance of all Petaluma antique stores.
Well appointed, great quality of stock, mostly friendly front desk staff and fair pricing for the extraordinary items.
Sienna is expensive. But, again, the quality of finds is rare.
Place rating: 3
Cupertino, CA
This place had a ton of awesome antiques that were found all over the world. My only qualm with Siennas was the Nazi memorabilia, and ambivalent attitude that I got from the store manager when I told him that I was offended by it. Other than that great 3 story antique store.
Place rating: 5
Huntington Beach, CA
I found the owners to be extremely helpful and knowledgeable. I usually don’t purchase from antique stores due to a limited budget. That being said, I had to have a red agate bistro table. The only problem was how to get it home. I was traveling by train. The owners made a few phone calls and solved my dilemma. A couple of weeks later it was delivered. A great place to find unique treasures! I will be returning next week for a short vacation and will make sure to look around again.
Place rating: 3
San Francisco, CA
Sienna is bigger in the inside than it looks from the outside. From the outside, it looks like an unassuming antique store, but it contains 3 floors. It is very pricey and the selection is spotty. For example, they have a large stash of recent Architectural Digests and National Geographics. A mannequin greets you on the way in, looking like the kind of plastic person who’d go on a voyage to the beginnings of life.
It’s a very random collection– they have street signs from the Sonoma Highway, magazines, an old map of San Francisco. The third floor has the creepy taxidermy collection, since they don’t just have antelope heads, but entire animals. It keeps the Halloween spirit year ’round, because one gets the sense they were very much alive.
Sienna is an interesting little spot.
Place rating: 5
Sausalito, CA
I’ve been there several times and you need only ask and you will find a treasure! John and Olivia are great… The space is mesmerizing, have fun!
Place rating: 2
Pleasanton, CA
There are some beautiful items in this store, but I think the overall quality has declined through the years. There are a lot of French wine themed antiques and unique items that high-​end decorators would purchase for their clients in San Francisco.
The prices are outrageous! Off the charts overpriced!!!
Place rating: 2
San Francisco, CA
Most of the items were not vintage/​antique and way overpriced (a cheap metal sign from standard computer font that was from a Target or Kohl’s) was marked from the 40’s and priced at $ 50 or the reproduction framed movie poster for $ 950.
Lots of stuff just kind of laid about, more like a hodgepodge from your pack rat grandmother’s attic.
A few things caught my eye, but the prices were just outrageous and I couldn’t vouch for the validity of the title antique.
Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
It was love at first sight. This place has some of the most interesting antique finds, particularly some of the large pieces of furniture that would define any room in which they were placed. I coveted the treasures here, and my only regret is that my apartment is too small for many of the finer pieces.
Place rating: 5
San Rafael, CA
I have never thought of myself as a materialist.
I don’t want and I don’t own a lot of stuff. If you manage to drag me to Costco or Ikea or your average shopping mall, you’ll find that I don’t want any of that crap.
But when I walked into Sienna, my perception of myself changed because I wanted just about everything in the place.
I wanted the antique leather French salon chairs. I wanted the gigantor 200 year old farm table made from 2 enormous cream-​colored boards of undetermined type of beautiful wood. I wanted the 1950’s vintage lime green Weber kettle grill. I wanted the decorative urn filled with axes. I’d need a cube van to haul away all the things I wanted.
This is an interesting place filled with a lot of good stuff. The building itself is worth a look. You’ll have a good time just looking around.
Now that I’ve become a materialist, the next order of business is figuring out how to make loads of money.
Place rating: 3
San Francisco, CA
I used to love Sienna.. .. .is it the crap economy or what? Now the store is half full of antiques. It looks like a lot of dealers pulled out. Including the woman who had a huge goth area — she’s gone !
I’ve bought much in the past and hope that one day soon there will be more to buy and then I’ll up the number of stars.
Place rating: 4
San Francisco, CA
The top floor is sunny, spacious and bright with antique dealers nearby to help you. There’s nothing scary about it. All three of Sienna’s floors contain some of the coolest finds.
Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA
Three floors of amazing antiques in old downtown Petaluma. Their gothic Halloween displays are off the hook. They should hire the person who made their gothic curio displays to do set design for Tim Burton movies. The 2nd floor has amazing French country type pieces — you’ll feel like you’ve waltzed into an Edith Wharton novel. This place is beautiful.