This post may contain affiliate links, which means I earn a small commission (at no cost to you) if you click or purchase from them. Thanks for supporting cityandsee (and my coffee habit ).
One thing I noticed when I first moved to Florida (as I was looking for “new” furniture) was the wonderfully curated vintage shops in Jacksonville, FL. Even better I have recently discovered some amazing online/instagram accounts who hunt for the best finds and bring them to you with the ease of shopping through your phone.
Here are a few favorite in-person stores and accounts I have loved to purchase from as well as a few newer ones I can’t wait to shop.
Vintage Shops in Jacksonville, FL
Looking Glass
One of my favorite paces to paroose! She always has modern pieces of furniture I love or something small to add to our home. Still loving a few trays, magazine rack and a dresser mirror I bought from this shop (and other finds).
Southern Crossing Antique Mall
Perhaps I am new to antique malls, but when I moved here, I LOVED looking in all the corners of this store. Multiple vintage stores all in one place – so many different styles, as well.
Antique Emporium at Park
Another great spot for unique finds, set in the historic neighborhood of Riverside close to the first two I mentioned (a whole day could be spent on Park St. for second hand shopping)!
5 Points Vintage
Centered in the hip neighborhood of 5 points, you are bound to find vintage clothing, jewelry or an item for the home that you will love.
Fans & Stoves Antique Mall
Another large and expansive vintage mall – give yourself time to walk through every little nook and cranny of this place.
Minnow Trifts
Minnow Thrifts has adorable pieces, and is always dropping clothing and decor.
Milk Made Vintage
Stunning, and beautifully curated vintage items for your home and fun pieces for your wardrobe. I love their neutral style with soft pops of color as well.
Cactus Mama Goods
Cactus Mama Goods has alllll the unique finds as well as lovely wicker baskets of all shapes, sizes and uses. The art pieces she discovers are one of a kind and like many on this list, wonderful home decor finds can be found here, as well.
Yellow Birch Decor | Yellow Birch Apparel
Vintage, boho decor for your home including so many varieties of candlesticks, mugs, baskets and more.
Silver Line Design
Two gorgeous lamps sit in my master bedroom thanks to Silver Line Design as well as a beautiful coffee carafe. I love what she picks out – unique with a little funk.
Tyson Curates
Not only does her shop have the most lovely finds, her account in general, is so fun to follow! I love that she encourages second-hand gift giving, has funny reels and selects unique kitchen items, decor and furniture. Her house is beautifully decorated with vintage goods, as well.
Emerry Thrifts
Emerry Thrifts chooses the most beautiful home decor pieces for anyone’s abode. You can tell they are all carefully curated and selected for the perfect home.
Canary Thrift
Look to Canary Thrift for the most beautiful, dainty home and kitchen decor – wood art pieces, mugs, glassware and even vintage toys. The colors and items they select are perfect.
Zee Thrift Burglar
For those looking for fund vintage clothing pieces – Zee Thrift Burglar is your girl! Her 90’s dresses are FABULOUS.
Revel Interiors
Revel Interiors sources the most GORGEOUS vintage furniture – they curate some beautiful, unique lamps, among other household goodness.
Levity Interiors
INCREDIBLE interior home decor, rugs, and other vintage pieces. Their shop is on St. Johns Avenue, and is the perfect place to shop thoughtful goods for your home. This place will be on my list when we move to a larger home.
Closet Affair Vintage
Modern and refashioned clothing, accessories and home decor. Their store sits on King St. in the wonderful Riverside neighborhood!
Hope this helps if you are in the market for vintage clothing, home decor or just a trinket to make you smile. There are so many great vintage shops in Jacksonville, FL – do you have a favorite? Let me know in the comments below.
PIN this post for later:
No Comments