Ro

The options at RO range from modern calm and tranquil to modern fun and funky. They offer a good mix of both new and reclaimed items. Certain pieces, as far as I know, can be custom ordered by their fabricators.
Behind any great store are great curators. The ladies at RO are knowledgeable, helpful, and passionate about their offerings.

I’m not sure if I completely missed a back end of the store, but what I came across at Ro was a nicely styled and curated set of home décor items and not a lot of furniture. (A few pieces displayed around the shop and a workshop for custom furniture.). They also had a pop up shop at the back with some delicious looking pastries! This place looks perfect to pick up an interesting gift for a friend– many of these stores are in Toronto but I haven’t seen a lot of these in Buffalo yet!

A wonderful place to browse and dream about redoing your entire home eclectic MCM and vintage style. The prices are reasonable for the quality and style of the goods – and while the shop is not huge, the stock seems to rotate pretty quickly, so there’s always something new to see. For friends who appreciate quirky, authentic goods, this is a place I like to come for gift items as well.

I liked ReImagine as a browsing shop a lot. It’s one of the few (only?) great vintage furniture stores in Buffalo. They specialize in MCM stuff, but not exclusively.
Then I bought something there, a large MCM sectional couch. Now I LOVE this place. They were incredibly easy, prompt and kind with the negotiations, cleaning, and delivery of the couch.
Their prices might be on the high side of things, but they’re reasonable, especially if you’d rather stroll Elmwood rather than drive out to the country to those shady «antique» shows on Sundays, only to come away with one or two decent items. What you’re paying for is their eye, their taste, and their labor. I appreciate a well curated store.

If you’re the type who would never shop at a big name furniture store and you have a flair for vintage style, this is a lovely place for you. My husband and I enjoy the search for special, one-​of-​a-​kind pieces for our home, through lesser known retailers offering mid-​century modern styles, DWR sales, eBay, those random ads in the back of dwell magazine, etc.
We have bought several items from Reimagine now, including, most recently, a gorgeous magazine rack straight out of Mad Men. Every time we stroll down Elmwood, we pop in to see what’s new. Their items are in wonderful condition, and they carefully restore furniture as well. I only wish it were bigger… to fit more furniture and stuff for us to look at! It’s okay, though, since their inventory is fairly dynamic. Make a trip to check it out!

Do you spend hours reading Apartment Therapy? Have you attended at least one Mad Men-​themed party in your lifetime? Do you scour the shelves of the local AmVets and Salvation Army on weekends, looking for vintage rocks glasses and cool crushed-​velvet chairs?
While those are all totally worthy uses of your time, you can bask in the glory of all things hip and homestuffs far more efficiently with a visit to Reimagine.
This vintage furniture store has a beautiful blend of lamps, couches, pictures and other finds. Wandering here is a great way to spend a Saturday, especially before or after getting a cup of hot cocoa at Chow Chocolat or a beer at the Blue Monk, both just across the street. I’ve never bought anything here, but like Apartment Therapy and Mad Men, half the fun is the aspirational fantasizing. Perhaps one day I will take that crushed-​velvet couch home and make it my very own, but for now, it’s fun just to sit here, pretend I’m Betty Draper, and contemplate what I’m going to be making next in my vintage rocks glass.

I love Reimagine. I’ve bought a number of items here, including a white mid-​century ottoman, a 1960s formica table and 1960s blue chairs, all of which I’ve gotten a great deal on! This place is perfect for making a unique living space with quality furniture. I pop in all the time to see what’s new, and there’s always something new! This place is a must to check out!

Near my place of work, I pass this place a lot on coffee runs. I popped in recently, and generally liked what I saw. I was definitely happy to see a vintage furniture store in the area. A lot of 50s-​60s era furniture, as well as a few vintage jewelry pieces (!) and some wall pieces.

A cute little vintage home store tucked away in the back of the building.
They have furniture — couches, kitchen tables, end tables, desks, chairs and dressers — for sale. They are all in good condition. I can’t speak to the pricing (I’m not in on what’s good in vintage) but they did have a Herman Miller table and chair set. The quality is good and the pieces appear to be in excellent condition.
They also have a number of home décor accessories. Tiny vintage juice cups mix with old mixing bowls, full dinner sets and Mad Men-​esque pitcher and glass sets.
The space is nice, it’s locally owned. Those big on vintage will definitely want to check this place out. Those big on unique home design should come too.