Top 18 Places to Shop Vintage & Used Furniture in Los Angeles (2025 Guide)

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LA is a resale paradise—designers, set decorators, and very-online apartment tinkerers all hunt here. If you want real materials (walnut, linen, patinated brass) and real value, you buy second-hand. Below are the essential spots—plus three you asked us to add: Modern Resale, Rebound Furniture & Decor Consignment, and Vintage LA Furniture. Every listing includes address, hours, website, Instagram, and pricing. And when parking on Fairfax feels illegal? You can find that designer & second-hand treasure in LA on Kashew instead—where on-demand local delivery is handled seamlessly through our Lugg integration at checkout.

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1) Kashew (Online, LA Sellers) — Affordable Designer, Delivered

Start here. Get vetted West Elm sectionals, RH dining, DWR lighting—priced sensibly, protected, delivered. It’s how locals skip weekend traffic and still score brag-worthy finds.

• Pricing: $–$$
• Website: kashew.com/location/la
• Instagram: @wekashew
• Open: Online, daily
• Address: LA-area sellers (delivery available across Greater LA)

2) Modern Resale (Culver City) — Luxe Design, Fair Prices

High-end consignment with serious names (Cassina, B&B Italia, Knoll). The showroom is clean, edited, and frankly addictive—luxury without the ego.

• Pricing: $$–$$$
• Kashew Shop: See their items on Kashew
• Website: modernresale.com
• Instagram: @modernresale_la
• Open: Wed–Sat 12–5 & by appointment
• Address: 5896 Smiley Dr, Culver City, CA 90232

3) Rebound Furniture & Decor Consignment (Woodland Hills)

A Valley staple mixing contemporary, vintage, and occasional designer scores (yes, RH and Roche Bobois pop up). Organized, friendly, and fairly priced—perfect for outfitting a whole place.

• Pricing: $–$$
• Kashew storefront: reboundstores.com
• Website: reboundstores.com
• Instagram: @rebound_furniture
• Open: Mon–Sat ~10:30am–6pm; Sun ~10:30am–5pm (check site for current hours)
• Phone: (818) 456-4437
• Address: 22039 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA 91364

4) Vintage LA Furniture (Valencia) — Appointment-Only Gems

Designers love this one for statement pieces (think Milo Baughman chrome, French cane, and sculptural lighting). It’s appointment-only for a reason: inventory is one-of-a-kind and moves.

• Pricing: $$–$$$
• Kashew Shop: See their items on Kashew
• Website: vintagelafurniture1.com
• Instagram: @vintagelafurniture
• Open: By appointment only
• Phone: (323) 346-9927
• Address: 28313 Industry Dr, Valencia, CA 91355

5) Design MIX Furniture (La Brea) — Globally Sourced, One-of-a-Kinds

Equal parts gallery and treasure hunt, Design MIX Furniture (aka Design MIX Gallery) lines La Brea with handpicked antiques, reclaimed-wood pieces, carved stone planters, and custom lighting that reads more “sculpture” than “store-bought.” Expect turnover, scale, and serious patina—catnip for designers and set decorators.

• Pricing: $$–$$$
• Website: mixfurniture.com
• Instagram: @design_mix_furniture
• Open: Typically Mon–Sat 10am–6pm; check site for Sunday/holiday updates
• Addresses (three adjacent showrooms):
  • Design MIX Gallery — 611 S La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
  • Design MIX Outlet — 617 S La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
  • Design MIX Home & Garden — 331 S La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
• Phone: (323) 939-7500 (Gallery/Outlet); (323) 852-3078 (Home & Garden)

6) Sunbeam Vintage (Highland Park)

A riot of color and mid-century-inspired silhouettes. Great for sofas, case goods, and punchy accents that photograph beautifully (yes, your landlord will see them on IG).

• Pricing: $–$$
• Website: sunbeamvintage.com
• Instagram: @sunbeam_vintage
• Open: Daily 10am–6pm
• Address: 106 S Avenue 58, Los Angeles, CA 90042

7) Amsterdam Modern (Echo Park)

Real-deal European mid-century: schoolhouse chairs, teak credenzas, rare lighting. A must for quality, not knockoffs.

• Pricing: $$–$$$
• Website: amsterdammodern.com
• Instagram: @amsterdammodern
• Open: Mon–Fri 9–5; Sat 10–5; Sun closed
• Address: 134 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026

8) Pop Up Home (East Hollywood)

Curated vintage with staging/rental services and a gallery vibe. Expect sculptural sofas and collector-grade case goods.

• Pricing: $$$
• Website: popuphome.com
• Instagram: @popuphome
• Open: Mon–Fri 12–6; Sat–Sun 11–6
• Address: 642 N Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90004

9) MIDCENTURYLA (North Hollywood)

Italian, Brazilian, Scandinavian—properly restored and priced for longevity. If quality matters, this is your church.

• Pricing: $$$
• Website: midcenturyla.com
• Instagram: @midcenturyla
• Open: Sun–Fri 12–5; Sat 10–5
• Phone: (818) 509-3050
• Address: 5333 Cahuenga Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601

10) Wertz Brothers (West LA)

LA institution (since 1931). Miles of antiques, Danish modern, and quality second-hand. Bring water and time.

• Pricing: $–$$
• Website: wertzbrothers.com
• Instagram: @wertzbrothers
• Open: See site for current hours
• Address: 11879 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025

11) Olde Good Things (Downtown LA) — Architectural Salvage & Statement Finds

One of the country’s biggest names in architectural salvage. Think marble mantels, industrial lighting, reclaimed wood, and hotel-grade mirrors with real patina. Great for a dramatic anchor piece that makes the room.

• Pricing: $$–$$$$
• Website: ogtstore.com
• Instagram: @oldegoodthings
• Open: Mon 9am–5:30pm; Tue 9am–4:30pm; Wed–Sat 9am–5:30pm; Sun closed
• Phone: (213) 746-8600
• Address: 1800 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90015

12) Urban Americana (Long Beach) — 16,000-Sq-Ft Mid-Century Collective

A sprawling vintage warehouse with 40+ dealers under one roof. Mid-century staples, rustic industrial, art, rugs, and outdoor finds—easy to spend an afternoon and furnish an entire place.

• Pricing: $–$$
• Website: urbanamericana.com
• Instagram: @urbanamericana
• Open: Daily 10am–6pm
• Phone: (562) 494-7300
• Address: 1345 Coronado Ave, Long Beach, CA 90804

13) The Hunt Vintage (Echo Park) — Custom Mid-Century-Inspired Builds

Love the look, want your size or fabric? The Hunt builds mid-century-inspired sofas, credenzas, tables, and storage to spec—clean lines with a made-for-you fit.

• Pricing: $$–$$$
• Website: thehuntvintage.com
• Instagram: @the.hunt.vintage
• Open: Tue–Sun 12pm–6pm; Mon closed
• Phone: (213) 221-7575
• Address: 1554 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026

14) West Coast Modern LA (Mid-City & Rancho Mirage) — Hand-Crafted Modern & Cabinetry

High-end, wood-forward modern with custom cabinetry and casegoods. Perfect for a statement credenza or a cohesive built-in project. West Coast Modern LA blends precision craftsmanship with a California modern sensibility—sleek, warm, and made to last.

• Pricing: $$$–$$$$
• Website: westcoastmodernla.com
• Instagram: @westcoastmodernla
• Open: Mon–Sat 10am–5pm; Sun–Mon by appointment
• Phone: Los Angeles: (562) 243-1258; Rancho Mirage: (760) 989-0537
• Email: [email protected]; [email protected]
• Addresses: 1938 W Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90018 • 69550 CA-111 N, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270

15) Melrose Trading Post (Fairfax High School)

Every Sunday: 260+ vendors with furniture, art, textiles, and plants. Arrive early; bring measurements and cash.

• Pricing: $–$$$
• Website: melrosetradingpost.org
• Instagram: @melrosetradingpost
• Open: Sundays 10am–5/6pm
• Address: 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046

16) Rose Bowl Flea Market (Pasadena)

The monthly pilgrimage. 2,500+ vendors across furniture, textiles, art. You’ll find everything from Crate & Barrel to obscure 70s Italian. Go early, hydrate, wear real shoes.

• Pricing: $–$$$
• Website: rosebowlflea.com
• Instagram: @rosebowl_fleamarket
• Open: Second Sunday each month (ticketed entry)
• Address: 1001 Rose Bowl Dr, Pasadena, CA 91103

17) Habitat for Humanity ReStore (Multiple LA Locations)

A stealth move for rentals, studios, and outdoor: sturdy furniture, cabinets, lighting, hardware—at “real life” prices. Purchases fund local housing programs.

• Pricing: $
• Website: habitatla.org/restore (locations & hours)
• Instagram: @habitatlarestores
• Open: Varies by location; see site
• Address: LA, Bellflower, Torrance (see site)

18) St. Vincent de Paul Thrift — Los Angeles (Lincoln Heights)

Giant community-minded thrift with fast turnover. Beds, dressers, sofas, art—set decorators shop here constantly.

• Pricing: $
• Website: svdpla.org/thrift-store
• Instagram: @svdpla
• Open: Mon–Sat 9:30–6; Sun 9–5
• Address: 210 N Avenue 21, Los Angeles, CA 90031

How to Shop LA’s Used Furniture Scene (and Actually Win)

• Pro Tip: Use Lugg for Instant, No-Stress Delivery
• Think circular. Choose brands that hold value (West Elm, RH, DWR, Pottery Barn, Crate & Barrel, Room & Board) so you can resell later on Kashew.
• Flea strategy. For Melrose Trading Post, bring a tape measure and cash; for Rose Bowl, arrive early and prioritize furniture rows.

Quick Map of This Guide

• Northeast/Eastside: Sunbeam Vintage (Highland Park), SVDP Thrift (Lincoln Heights).
• Central: Amsterdam Modern (Echo Park), Pop Up Home (Western Ave).
• Valley: MIDCENTURYLA (NoHo), Rebound (Woodland Hills).
• Westside: Wertz Brothers (West LA).
• Flea Days: Melrose Trading Post (Sundays), Rose Bowl Flea (2nd Sundays).
• Worth the drive: Vintage LA Furniture (Valencia; appointment only).

Ready to Make Your Place Look Expensive (the Smart Way)?

LA’s coolest homes mix vintage soul with contemporary lines. Start with one statement—maybe a legit walnut credenza or sculptural lounge chair—and build from there. When your style evolves (it will), consign on Kashew and keep the circular magic going. Or skip the traffic entirely and shop the latest LA drops from brands you actually love.