Revampt

This place has some cool items but unless you are pretty «hip» there isn’t a lot. Also for being recycled goods it seemed a little pricey.
Would be a cool place to find a unique gift or something you couldn’t find elsewhere.

There are those few rare times when you are walking on the side of a road in cherry creek and you see a little store that looks interesting. This was one of those times, and I was one of those people walking on the side of the road, and this was the little store that looked interesting.
I walked in through the door and was greeted by a strange smell. I am not often outdoors so this may be the smell of the outdoors, there definitely was a lot of wood and stuff.
Anyways, there was stuff in this place and a lot of it. I had to stop for a moment to reel myself in, was not sure where to start. The shopping flow was interesting, lots of room to move around, I had my lunch in a bag with me and I didn’t feel like I was going to knock anything over by accident.
My favorite item was the triangles on the wall (check the photo). I guess all of this stuff is old used things that has been remade into something new, «repurposed» as they say. They had wallets made out of old tires, tables made out of old floor from a bowling alley, lights made from old bottles, i could go on but you get it.
Definitely something you don’t see every day.
Go here for interesting /​feelgood gifts for friends.
Go here if you’re looking for DIY ideas.
Don’t go here for furniture (costs a lot, like at least $ 2000 for a table as far as I saw).
Rated low because of the pricyness of everything. This is Cherry Creek though so maybe it’s what people who live here are used to.
fun store to check out at least once.

Poorly made goods, very overpriced. Skip this niche store and buy from a real manufacturer.

I liked this store. I think it’s a awesome concept that they sell recycled items which have been turned into décor or jewelry. If you’re into super unique items and are all about being green this place is definitely for you.
The one thing I would recommend for this store to do is to bring in more items! There are tons of local artists out there looking for places to sell their work, and it would be nice to have more options at this store. Plus they definitely have room for it. The store felt empty to me.
Because I’m «ballin’ on a budget» this store is not for me. The prices were way to high to be in my price range. Considering everything is handmade, and they have to make some revenue I understand why the prices are so high. However, I will not be returning to this store until I’m just straight up ballin’.(not on a budget)

Pretty good store. They have all kind of green recycled beautiful furnitures and stuff. The owner Daniel is very welcoming and nice. We’ve been there couple times and did some shoppings. This place is a A+ to me and my girl friend.

This store is such eye candy. Beautiful, beautiful goods. I would love to swing one of their unique and finely crafted pieces in the future, but the prices are quite high. A+ for originality though.

I recently wandered into Revampt for the first time, and have to say I was so pleasantly surprised! Daniel and his staff were super friendly, very relatable, and answered all my questions about style/​colors/​feeling of decorations I was looking for – without making me feel dumb at all.
They even carried my favorite artist, Mukee, who makes jewelry from reclaimed skateboards. Tons of diverse, unique, urban, hipster awesomeness hidden inside!
Thanks for the great service, and I love your store! I will be back again soon with friends. until then…

Here’s the truth: I wish I had enough money and enough space in my house so I could buy one of everything in this store. I’d probably give some away as gifts, too (maybe). It’s all made by local and localish artisans using reclaimed materials. And the creativity is endless: dining tables made with beetle kill pine, café tables made from an old bowling alley floor, rockers and Adirondack chairs made from salvaged wine barrels, side tables made from junkyard scraps, men’s wallets and dopp kits made from recycled bike inner tubes, drinking glasses made from repurposed beer bottles, etcetera, and so forth. You’ll find all kinds of eco-​friendly furniture and home accessories at Revampt. Most of the items have that modern rustic style I am really drawn to right now.
But you have to go into it with the mindset that you are buying functional art. I fell in love with a bench made from reclaimed boat wood. It was tastefully colorful and beautiful and it would have looked great in our newly reconstructed sun room. It was even on sale! But the $ 700 price tag just wasn’t going to work for us and I had to let my dream go. But I’m not giving up! One day I will find the right piece (s) at the right price (s) and live happily ever after.

Revampt is a great way to dip your feet into the wonderful pool of locally made goods. Skip the big box stores full of furniture built overseas by someone who doesn’t care about the piece they’re building and try out a place where everything has a soul. Once you buy your first piece, you’ll be back for more. The attention to detail is amazing, replace your mass-​produced coffee table with a work of art which you’ll keep around for years to come! You’ll quickly realize that the price tags are well worth the money.

Revampt will having you seeing green.
Lovely goods made from recycled and repurposed salvaged materials. People will walk into your home and say, «My, my, look how green and eco-​friendly you are!»
And in order to get those unique wares into your house, you’re going to have to spend quite a bit of green.
If you want my two cents, the custom reclaimed pieces are worth the money and, really, they’re pretty fairly priced considering they’re one of a kind and basically handmade art work.
Whether you’re in the market for a salvaged wood and steel wine rack or a wallet fashioned from bicycle inner tubes, Revampt probably has what you’re looking for. I walked in with the intention of buying a dog collar made from recycled men’s ties, and instead walked out with a lovely steel wall art piece handmade by flattening and chiseling an old oil drum.
Many of the items can be custom made, so if the measurements aren’t quite right for your place, the very friendly and informative Revampt personnel will work with you and the artisan to create something perfect for your home whether it’s a bar cart, a bed made from salvaged wood, or a bench made from skis.
Worth a stop to ooh and ahh and let those Benjamins live a little.

This is a very difficult review for me to write.
I really like the concept and the goods they sell. We first saw one of their tables at the house of acquaintance and thought it was gorgeous. That table brought us into the store.
But, the service SUCKS. We were never approached by the «sales person». Never. She spent all her time talking with other people and on the phone.
4 stars for the goods.
0 stars for service.
19OCT2012
Daniel the owner replies and says «a bit busy». No, there was only one other couple in the store and when they left, we still did not get acknowledged by the «help».

Am I really the first person to review Revampt? Unbelievable! Located right smack in the middle of the loathesome shopping district known as Cherry Creek North, Revampt specializes in recycled, reclaimed and repurposed goods. The items in store run a variety of genres, from old skis turned into benches to wallets made from old bike innertubes. Everything in here is really cool and stylish. My wife has some great jewelry from this shop. Best of all, the prices are astonishingly fair — so you don’t have to break the bank to live green.