Antique Factory

This place is the bomb! In a good way! SO MUCH fun stuff to look at and sort through here! Some beautiful antiques, some pieces and parts, some kitsch that just makes you happy. Even if you aren't looking for anything in particular, you can get inspired just by browsing. And the the shop owner is super friendly, very helpful with questions and open to a little bartering with customers. Part of Chamblee's Antique Row. Highly recommend this place!

WOW!!! What an amazing place! It is so well organized and has some wonderful finds. We can't wait to go back. The staff is very friendly and helpful!

I love coming here they have a lot of unique pieces things you typically don’t see in any other antique stores in this area if you’re into mid century modern furniture and art this is a must see! I love browsing the vintage jewlery and clothing they offer tho it’s very small they always have very unique items.

Great store! So many one of a kind pieces at fair prices. Owner is friendly and knowledgeable

definitely the coolest antique ive been to. coolest management coolest antiques

Stopped in for a peak, but not really my style. Major mid-century modern or Polynesian vibe. Always fun to look. 😉

One of the cooler and more eclectic antique/vintage stores in Atlanta. Every time I've come in, there are multiple items that cause me to double-take and go in to find out more; lots of interesting statues and art here. I absolutely LOVE the tiki section in the back corner! Definitely stop in on your next antiquing trip and check it out

The stuff there is very cool but definitely overpriced. I've been in there a couple of times all of which no one there has ever said hello or offered any other type of acknowledgement.

Excellent. Purchased an incredible period piece from them recently. Very knowledgable and reasonable. They even helped me to setup delivery. Nice people...

Hands down the funnest place to browse for true mcm stuff in the metroATL area. BUT even if your money is burning a hole in your pocket, buying anything is unlikely. There are no deals for sure, and it's great they know what their stuff is worth, but don't you wanna move merchandise? Might explain why everything is crusty and dusty and more fit for a movie set than actually bringing home. I'll go back for the eye candy but it sure would be nice if they weren't gatekeeping the funk.

That was a fun, little excursion. My fiancée and I chose to spend some time here on a Saturday, and we found lots of very cool things to look at. No, I did not buy the 2' tall Godzilla statue for my house (yet). But there is a lot of stuff here. Everything from vintage clothes to toys, a few electronics, lots of furniture, and so much more. I saw an old, James Bond board game, modular furniture from the 70's, and tiny, hand blown glass things including a bowl of six-sided dice that were about 2mm in size.

Fun little stop on my road trip through Atlanta. I came close to closing so didn't have too much time to spend here, but it was fun looking at some of the more obscure vintage decorations here. It felt more like a museum in some respects-- some of the items I couldn't imagine people buying (size restraints), but Antique Factory sure is a suitable name. Mostly furniture and larger home items, but still plenty of other home decorations, a small selection if vintage clothes, not too much jewelry, some books, and plenty of miscellaneous goodies. I ended up buying a fun little sterling silver figurative pendant for $10, so definitely some good prices to be found. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the market for stocking your home with some truly unique furniture.

Great auctions, great customer service, and great shipping. I purchased a piece of art at auction for a fraction of the price I would pay in NYC or LA. There are some great deals to be had here.

So much stuff. All of it either wacky and weird or beautiful and astonishing. So much fun to shop here and wander. Peter is great as well and knows his stuff. An antique staple of Chamblee for over 25 years.

This place is legit. A wide variety of stuff and some really unique finds. Probably my second favorite antique store to date.

Whenever I walk into Antique Factory, I never know what to expect or find. It could be anything from old McDonald's playground equipment to a vintage TV from the 1950's, and everything in between. Needless to say, this place is a bit funky. But definitely worth checking out if you're into weird things. The prices are bit high in my opinion but I'm also a cheap bastard like that. So far the only item the husband and I have purchased from here, is a vintage table from a bowling alley. It's pretty amazing looking and still has the cigarette trays, back when you could smoke inside bowling alleys. So far I haven't quite been able to figure out how to make this table work with my mid-century modern-ish decor, but I'm determined to find a place for it somehow.

I have been shopping at this antique store for about 5 years or more.. I almost didn't want to review it because it is my little secret place that I want to keep all to myself lol! This store has EVERYTHING!!! From furniture to random nic nacs, all the way to Apperal and accessories. This place is my go to for anything that can add a pop to my life and I for-sure nobody will have it or can get it. I started off only shooing there for women's apperal and accessories but I have gotten amazing pieces for my apartment.. my most newly bought item is my flokati rug.. it is such a beauty and highlight to my living room.. the owner Peter is super welcoming and you can ask him about any of the items and he can tell you a little bit about them, and you can talk price and if he can work something, he is reasonable and will do so. There's a lady (I don't know her name) but she is very helpful as well and can tell you all about the clothes and what was trendy in that era and the story behind the piece. I will always come here randomly and when I buy a mansion I coming to get the game machines off there hands!!!!

Interesting antique store. While a little cluttered, cold and musty, this store has very interesting and unique inventory. They have a great amount of mid century modern and I was surprised by the retro tiki/hawaiian collectables and art. I personally find the items to be significantly higher priced than most stores in Atlanta. Regardless, this store is among my personal favorites for the downtown Chamblee antique row. I recommend stopping by.

Here's the one spot on Chamblee's vaunted "Antique Row" that hits my sweet spot. I love dashing through here on a Saturday, because it's like a museum full of design-y, mostly modern artifacts. You will see objects, furniture and art that truly blow your mind and run the gamut in pricing from "Eesh...maybe if I eat out less this week" to "OMG, who can afford that?!" So it's rare that I go in there thinking I'm going to buy, but occasionally I do find something that's both really cool and affordable. Plus, I'll admit to seeing what I thought were incredible deals on vintage furniture pieces, too. But some of the inventory (you know who you are, giant missile launch painting) seems priced for either millionaires or commercial restaurants or movie sets. Still, it's worth walking through just to take it all in.

this place is the BEST in atlanta. the selection is mostly modern, and extremely tastefull. this guy (peter) knows his stuff. it is pleasure to shop here, i really become a little more informed every time i am there. if you have a question just ask. i am pleased with every thing that i have bought here, and when some silly friend of mine asks how much i paid, they are always so shocked to hear the steals i have been given. if your looking for that perfect new piece to add charm and class to your home, look no further!

I have pretty much furnish my loft with unique objects from this store...I trust Peter opinion ..he is the owner ...same knowledgeable is Shelly she has a booth there also....really vintage objects...I go there every Monday...is very exciting just to walk in and find the most unusual piece....highly recommended..

Great, great, great antique store. I can always find terrific mid century modern furniture here. The shop is just filled with original, one of a kind pieces. It's fun just walking around and I always stop by whenever I'm in the neighborhood. The owners are knowledgeable and helpful. It's a super cool store and one of the great mid century modern shops of Atlanta. It should certainly be on anyone's antiquing list.

If you love good design with even better pricing, this is the store for you. I can roam through Antique Factory for hours and still fail to see all of the fantastic offerings. The amount of furniture, lighting, art and EVERYTHING else will blow your mind!

Antique Factory has an excellent selection of art deco and modern pieces. They really had some interesting items all in pristine condition. The employees are very knowledgable and the owner was an incredibly nice guy- my friend knocked over some glassware and he was just concerned that she was O.K. We offered compensation but they would not take anything. Very nice people!

This is a pop culture museum; the kind you can take stuff out of! We always see something we've never seen before, and always end up coming back for more.

It's the best place for the hot hot in the ATL. Not only is the selection amazing but the owner's pricing is also reasonable. For the past year, I have been trying to make my "Spanish style" (from what I can guess previous homeowner's were going for) home more Hollywood Regency- on a bit of a budget. Other places in town have higher markups. It's not necessarily cheap but you are paying a bit more to have curated items. This is not a thrift store- but the benefit is there are so many incredible items. But I want to stress it is NOT overpriced. If you question whether something is worth the price the owner will explain why it costs as much as it does... I bought an acrylic chandelier for a VERY reasonable price- and I later saw it another place about 6 miles away for 3 times what I paid at Antique Factory... You walk in and it can be a little intimidating- it's a large, slightly dark space with countless items. They are not necessarily super friendly at first- you may not get a "hello" from someone for a while- but if you ask questions or need help they are more than willing to assist. There is a lot of stuff. They were recently trying to reorganize and tidy up the selection- I have not been in since then. I got addicted to this place. I was there every few weeks for several months... My favorite pieces in my house (a Dan Murphy sculpture that is beautiful, a large wall mural made by Finesse in the 1950s of Trojan horses, a faux bamboo Hollywood Regency armoir, a metal sea-shell wall hanging, a huge bamboo 1960s floor screen...) are all from Antique Factory.... Let yourself get lost there- touch things, walk slowly, use your creativity, let the items talk to you- you will be transported to a much more fashionable, fabulous world...

I really enjoyed here the first time I came. But this is my SECOND time this week trying to visit and they are closed -- when according to their business hours they should be open. What a waste of time and gas....