While Grand Rapids is hailed as a city that successfully reinvented itself for the 21st century, it has always treasured the legacy of its past. Our antique shops, up-cycled outlets and vintage stores help preserve and celebrate that legacy by curating items from different eras. They continuously rotate in new goods, so every trip brings something new (but old) to discover.

We asked our social media followers to tell us their favorite local spots for antique shopping. You can browse these outlets to find those elusive items that have always been on your wish list, discover things you didn’t know you needed and get one-of-a-kind gifts for everyone on your list.

Raven’s Antiques and Collectibles

Raven’s Antiques and Collectibles opened in May 2026 and soared to the top our poll just a few months later. Founded by the husband team of Jeremy Schnotala and Erick Gerson Rodriguez, the shop quickly gained an avid local following for its gothic Victorian-inspired aesthetic, diverse merchandise and friendly atmosphere.

The owners have filled the space with 60 or so carefully curated vendors offering furniture, vintage clothing and accessories, records and albums, retro toys, books, art, dishware, curiosities and seasonal decor. (Their first-year Halloween collection was awesome – we can’t wait to see what they do for Christmas.)

Raven’s is located in southwest Grand Rapids, just a five-minute drive from downtown, and is accessible via Rapid buses 3 and 13. It’s open Tuesday-Sunday.

Wally’s Malls

Wally’s Malls is a family-owned group of shops selling antiques, collectibles and vintage goods in two Kent County locations (plus two more in neighboring Ionia County). Wally’s Treasures  and Wally’s Castle together host 230+ vendors over 37,000 sq. ft. of display space – Wally’s Castle on one floor, Wally’s Treasures on three.

The two malls are just 4 miles away from each other, so if you don’t find what you’re looking for at one, give the other one a try. Just leave yourself plenty of time – there’s so much to see at each store that you’re liable to miss something extraordinary if you rush through.

Wally’s Treasures is on 28th Street, a little more than 10 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, is accessible via Rapid bus 2. Wally’s Castle is on Clyde Park Ave, just under 10 minutes away, and is on Rapid bus route 10. Wally’s Lake Odessa and Wally’s Depot are about 40 minutes away in Ionia County.

Both Wally’s Treasures and Wally’s Castle are open Wednesday-Sunday.

Lost & Found – Treasures of Old & New

Lost & Found – Treasures of Old & New is a huge multi-vendor antique store located in a historic 1800s brick-and-beam warehouse on the outskirts of downtown GR. You’ll find a vast selection of antique and mid-century modern furniture here, along with unique home goods, art sculptures, industrial drafting tables, books and retro accessories spanning the 1920s-1990s. A dedicated corner showcases vintage clothing.

Browse the two floors of 30+ curated vendors to find everything from your next furniture statement piece to that collectible you’ve been searching for to complete your collection.

Lost & Found offers free parking and it’s just a 5-minute walk from downtown’s Rapid Central Bus Station. Open daily.

Check out our exploration of Elevated, a vintage marketplace in Grand Rapids with over 30 vendors!

The Elevated Market and Glasshouse

The Elevated Market is a collaborative marketplace featuring more than 100 vendors spread across a spacious warehouse setup. Shop here for a wide range of antiques, vintage pieces and unique repurposed items. In 2026, The Elevated Market opened a second space in the same building. Dubbed The Glasshouse, it is also filled with vintage, artisan and curio collections, and it hosts an indoor flea market every Saturday and Sunday, complete with food trucks.

Together, The Elevated Market and Glasshouse host 150+ local vendor and artist booths across more than 40,000 square feet of space. Perks include plenty of free parking, free popcorn, complimentary coffee or water, and an elevator. Both shops are open daily.

The shops are just to the southwest of downtown GR, in the city’s Roosevelt Park neighborhood, ensconced in the former factory of the Keeler Brass Company – which was founded in Grand Rapids in 1893 to make decorative brass fittings, pulls and cabinet knobs  for the city’s booming furniture industry. Rapid buses 8 and 10 will bring you within a short walk of your destination.

Warehouse One Antiques & Collectibles

Warehouse One Antiques & Collectibles  is located in the same massive building as Lost & Found, with an entrance just a few hundred feet away – so the two are perfect shopping companions. Plan on several hours if you’re going to visit both, there’s so much to see.

Warehouse One hosts 100 or so independent vendor booths filled with vintage furniture, home décor, retro clothing, art, lighting, books, records, glassware, collectibles and unique knick-knacks, all spread over two huge floors. Seasonal events like the annual Deer Hunter’s Widow Sale in November feature extended late-night hours and a festive atmosphere for treasure hunting.

Honorable Mentions

Downtown

Century Antiques  boasts that it offers “West Michigan’s largest collection of antiques under one roof.” Toys, jewelry, glassware, figurines, clothing, paintings and books are among the treasures you’ll discover here, in the same building as Lost & Found and Warehouse One.

Bridge Street Electric , located on its namesake street since 1929, offers a selection of vintage lamps and accessories in the shop’s antique showroom, along with an ever-changing array of additional vintage items. The store also stocks a tremendous selection of new lamps, fixtures, shades, wall art and mirrors. 

Northeast

Bostwick Lake Antiques in Rockford, about 25 minutes from downtown GR, showcases everything from antique china to rustic furniture to fun décor and more, with an inventory that’s constantly changing. It’s also a great resource for paints, finishes and supplies to spruce up your vintage goods.

Home & Heritage hosts a wide variety of vendors offering everything from antiques to contemporary creations. Browse two floors of well-organized booths under one roof at the north end of Plainfield Ave, not far from Sweetland Candies (a great place to stop for coffee and chocolate after your shopping trip).

Northwest

Captain Bizzaro’s Treasure World  leans heavily on the pop culture side of vintage, with all manner of retro clothing, toys, records, books, knick-knacks and oddities. Just a two-minute walk from The Mitten Brewing Company .

Nueve  specializes in mid-century modern and decorator furniture, with many pieces made right here in Grand Rapids by local manufacturers. Shop online anytime and/or schedule a warehouse visit. 

Southeast

Blue Door Studio in Uptown GR focuses on furniture but you’re also likely to find art, home décor items and assorted surprises. Open Fri-Sat or by appointment.

Always Betti presents a tremendous selection of carefully curated estate and costume jewelry, plus fine furs and sterling silver pieces in another section of Uptown, right next to year-round Fulton Street Farmers Market. 

Sky Antiques is packed with more than 10,000 items – vintage collectibles, stamps, coins, jewelry, paintings, lamps, accessories, clothing and more, just off bustling 44th St.

Vintage + More , located just off the busy 28th Street commercial corridor in Kentwood, offers a fantastic variety of furniture pieces, farmhouse home décor, clothes, jewelry and other vintage merchandise as well as beautifully refurbished and restored pieces.

Shopping for gently used clothing and home décor items? Check out popular Grand Rapids secondhand shops and thrift stores.