Crazy Daisy Antique Mall

This is a great antique mall! They have the typical type of merchandise most multi-​vender antique malls have. The layout is easy to maneuver through. I enjoyed perusing through all the unique items and came out with a stack of vinyl records! If you are into antique/​thrift stores you will love the Crazy Daisy Antique Mall!

I think it is a stretch calling this place an antique mall. Does it have antiques, sure it does but more of the items are collectables, odds and ends, record albums, etc. Last time I was there though I did find a wood burning pot belly stove, it was great, I never saw one so big. This is the kind of store that you just walk from section/​room to room and see if anything catches your eye. There is a «scratch & dent» type of room in the basement that has some wonderful deals, the price tags will show the dates and the prices for each successive mark down. Sometimes its so worn out the item isn’t worth purchasing but then there are the times that you find a treasure. The pricing is, I believe, up to the dealer and not the owner of the store. I wish the outdoor garden items were priced a little lower, for me, they seem a bit high especially if an item is covered in rust. If you like to walk around garage sales, church rummage sales and flea markets you will definitely have a fun time here.

owner was extremly rude, every thing is 30 to 40% over
is a very big place with different sellers with in the confines you think she would look after her clients as I do in my antuique business.

YASSSSSS!
Crazy Daisy is just what I have been looking for. The perfect little antiques mall (by little, i mean actually quite large).
The people who sell here put a lot of time and effort into not only curating their displays, but making sure that items are all tagged and priced. Very little guesswork.
The only downside to Crazy Daisy is that most of the furniture in there is just to hold the knick-​knacks. I would greatly appreciate it if they rented space to people selling antique furniture. Chotchkis are always great, but where does one go when one wants a nice book shelf that isn’t pre-​fab crap from ikea?
Regardless. I will be here every single payday until my home and Crazy Daisy are indiscernible from one another. Heh.

I love an antique mall that we wander through, think we are done, turn another corner and… voila…another section. Lots of vendors and a good assortment of stuff, mostly 1950’s forward, I think. I didn’t see a lot of staff and the front desk folks seemed a little stressed. My husband — who lives to negotiate — was disappointed to be told rather curtly that there is no dickering on items under $ 35 (he loves his 10% off). But I hate dickering and the prices did not seem too out of line to me. I found an old cookbook I had been looking for, and one I had not, so I considered it a successful trip. Worth a stop!

Love.
This place has the best prices I’ve seen in a mall of this type in Louisville since I arrived here earlier this year. Great selection. Cannot go here & get away empty-​handed. One visit we got a barrister’s bookcases for ½ price of all others I’ve ever seen and another time got a really nice set of 4 wrought-​iron kitchen table chairs for a very low price. I have been antiquing & junk shopping for years all over the country and imo this place is good. Keep in mind it’s a mall with lots of vendors so prices & goods vary. Best antiques spot I’ve been to in the Ville so far as per selection and pricing.

Very cute antique store! Lots of cute items. A little pricey.

A nice wide variety of wonderful items but most are priced four times what I would expect to pay for them. I think the prices here are outrageous compared to other similar shops around town. So many things I would love to have but even overpriced in the booths having half off sales.

Great place! Truly enjoy shopping here! Some of the items are more modern than retro but there are good bargains to be had.

its big, and has a good selection, but be careful because they conveniently don’t tell you important things. Like a while back I go and see a chest of drawers I really like. Its small enough to fit in my car so I pay for it, say I will be back for it and go ask my neighbor if he can help me carry it upstairs to my guest bedroom. Except he cant because he cracked his collarbone the day before. So I call a bunch of delivery places. All of them want obscene amounts of money (like, 2 and three times what I paid for the thing!)
I go back and say I need to return it because I can’t get it home. THAT’S when they say «oh returns aren’t accepted.» Perhaps when anyone is getting ready to buy a large piece they might want to mention that? So one of the women there rummage around in a drawer and give me the card of a delivery service. AGAIN, something they might want to have done at the time of purchase (or at least offered). So I call the guy and he says «yeah, I can squeeze you in between two deliveries if you can get it to your place by 1 pm». OK great! So i drive back and say I want to take the piece. Another woman there says «oh I hope you brought help because we dont offer loading services.» OH MY GOD NO YOU DIDN’T TELL ME — I’ve only been here three times! Why am I just finding this stuff out now?
We go to the loading dock which is elevated, and a ramp leads down to the parking lot. The day I was there was right after an ice storm, and no one salted or shoveled the ramp — and I’m in sneakers. Thankfully the woman who opened the dock door took pity on me watching me try not to slip and fall and did help carry the chest down to the car and help me lift it in. So an extra star for that.
I eventually got the dumb thing into my house but for way more headache than I expected for a $ 90 piece. Just beware!

My taste leans toward mid-​century modern, and this place had a ton of it. From old Pyrex bowls to MCM side chairs to plaid blazers for men, Crazy Daisy had it all.
I was a little surprised at some of the prices, but most things were reasonable. Do prepare to spend quite a bit of time here if you want to get through everything. There are 2 floors and an outdoor area with patio furniture and lawn décor.
I’d say this place had a lot of kitchen stuff and knick-​knacks, but is on the lower end with furniture. There were virtually no old advertising prints, which kind of surprised me. Not that many vintage postcards either.
After a good 2 hours there, I went home with only a small Apollo 13 commemorative juice glass from 1970.

Ok store. Mix of antique store and yard sale stuff. Probably 60% antiques and 40% flea market type things. They did have some really nice antiques but they were a bit pricey in my opinion. They had a rather large selection of men’s vintage clothing (mostly 1960s and up). There was a fair amount of jewelry, too — ranging from cheap new costume jewelry to really nice Edwardian pieces. Not a bad place but not amazing either (my rating would have been higher if the prices of the antiques had been cheaper).

Honestly, this place is on the more expensive end of some of the antique shops in Louisville, but it’s so huge and most of the stuff is so high-​quality and more unique compared to what’s commonly available, that I don’t mind it! We left with our eye on a few things, so will probably go back to pick them up when we have the budget!

Not a bad little store. Plenty of booths. Both upstairs and downstairs. Many housewares.

This is for the moderate antique shopper. You won’t find expensive gems here with rare exception. But ‘junk’ booths aren’t common, either.
I really love this mall. Clean, big beautiful bathrooms, refreshments in the front room. Friendly staff.
Furniture, local collectibles, jewelry, housewares, you name it. There are two levels and an outdoor area featuring garden furniture and art.
Not far from good lunch spots if you ask the staff where to go.

On a short visit to Louisville, my husband and I visited Crazy Daisy to «kill time» before the rest of the world opened for business at 10am. We could have spent all day here. Lots of square footage and even a basement FULL of great stuff!
What I liked about this place most was their presentation. Everything was arranged nicely and not just thrown together. It was an interesting space and like I said, I could have spent all day there.
My husband ended up finding some records, including a rare Beatles album. I got some old sewing notions and a book for my niece and nephew. Prices were good and the owner is very nice.

I spent a lot of time browsing this place! Overall, the booths have a lot more «good» stuff” than you find in a lot of antique malls (which too often seem to be glorified flea markets). I got a couple of great deals on some nice pieces. I will defnitely be back again in the future.

This antique mall seems to have a good amount of those 50/​60s retro items that I love. If you need to accessories your living room like Ray’s parent’s place on «Everybody Loves Raymond,» then you need to make a decent effort to swing by this place.
I was discouraged at first because the place doesn’t seem like it holds much from the outside, but my discouragement quickly went away. The place is packed with juicy nuggets all around and it’s much bigger than it looks from the outside. Plus, there is a great amount of furniture on the basement level.
Go check it out. Seriously.

Upside: It’s Louisville. This is what we’ve got.
Downside: It’s Louisville. This is what we’ve got.
«Antique» is such a broad word. Styles range from early american, art deco, mid century modern, to yard sale, to why why why?
Pricing is fair. Still just a step up from the Peddlers Mall.

After a mid-​century hunting trip to Louisville, I made out very well at Crazy Daisy. It was worth a 2 hour drive just to go here. Highly recommended.