Seret & Sons

May return. Not far from Mexico Lindo Furniture & Doors. Coming from the Depot Rail Runner Station, we saw their outdoor yard first. This store is huge, with a large indoor section as well. It has everything, from woods, to rugs, to doors ... I took the photos before seeing their No Photographs signs.

We absolutely love our new functional piece of art!!! We had a bedspread made and it could not be any more perfect for the space. Great quality and fast turnaround time.

We’ve incorporated a few pieces of the beautifully carved wood panels from Seret & Sons. A handful of the hand carved basketweave panels were used to create a kitchen floating cabinet and the accompanying island cabinets. A large temple door was wall mounted utilizing a custom steel frame. The door isn’t only a commanding artistic piece but also serves as an operational entry door to a hidden mechanical room. Another carved panel was used for a powder room ceiling. Lighting was recessed in the top to provide an indirect glow which gave dimension in the rooms small footprint. We’ve worked with Gabe who’s been responsive at all turns. While we had minor issues he was quick to address everything and provided excellent service. Looking thru their inventory it’s impossible to not be inspired by all of the unique pieces.

We had a great experience buying a rug with Seret & Sons. We were staying at the Inn of the Five Graces and stopped by to see if we could find a runner for our bathroom. Gabriel provided great customer service as we looked through a few options, and it arrived to our home after our time in Santa Fe.

This is an amazing place with the most unique and beautiful pieces! It absolutely killed me to not take pictures but I respect their policy.

Exceptionally beautiful piece delivered door to door to NYC

My husband and I have shopped in Seret & Sons extensively. We purchased a beautiful antique door that is now the gateway to our Texas backyard. We bought a chenille rug that we used to cover a chair -- gorgeous. Today, we were so offended by the owner that WE WILL NEVER SHOP IN THIS STORE AGAIN. Damian quoted us a price on a rug, and when we went back today and told the owner the price we were quoted two days ago, he called us liars. This is a great place to get ideas, but don't invest here. We won't ever again.

Great treasures to look through and find the one that's right for you. We love the door and it will fit perfectly in our home. Thank you Himal for the help and all of the interesting information about the history behind the items we were looking at. It is great to have a representative of the culture to introduce those of us in this part of the world. It's a lot more fun to decorate with things that have meaning, you'll find them here.

I have been trying to use a credit for 2 years. They have been non responsive to my requests to use the credit since February 2022. They have given me no choice other than to file a small claims complaint. Buyer beware of their return policy.

I give ZERO STARS to this business. I had the unfortunate experience of trying to find a parking place in the parking lot they share with other businesses. I first parked in a space with a BLANK WHITE SIGN. This man came ouy anf yelled at me that I couldn't park there. That it was for customers. I pulled out of that space and was still in the parking lot. The man drove up beside me yelling how I couldn't park in the lot. I was on my phone calling the place I was going to see if they had a space. There was one, and I had to wait for the angry man to move his car so I could park in a correct spot. Due to his incredibly inappropriate rudeness, I would never step foot in his store. I have lived in various cities in the U.S. This was the first time I have ever been yelled at by someone from a store... This was totally outrageous and uncalled for...

I loved this place! This store is huge, colorful and unique. So much to see. The man we dealt with was amazing and helpful. He was just so wonderful to work with! If you want meaningful unique pieces, this is the place to go. We purchased two Tibetan painted doors. We had been looking for months for the right pieces for our new home. They are being shipped back to Texas soon! Will follow up once received.

What a FUN place to look around in! It just keeps GOING & GOING! BEWARE, outdoors, of the MANY MANY WASP NESTS -- some are even large & visible. :( They have SO many great items for inside & outside your home -- the only downside, to me, is that NOTHING is priced. This makes me nervous... I feel like they size me up & price accordingly. I don't enjoy haggling. They have the LARGEST CRYSTAL QUARTZ I've EVER seen! FASCINATING! (Didn't bother to ask the price) :P

This is the largest rug/antique dealer in Santa Fe, with marvelous collectibles and period pieces occupying nearly a full city block, situated about a block from the "main drag". The afternoon I spent browsing here was far from enough time to satisfy my curiosity, and was an adventure, with unique and rare items wherever I looked. Truly, this is not to be missed!

Unparalleled. Over the years this place has never failed to inspire.

To walk into Seret and Sons is like being presented with bursts of warm colors, history and architectural treasures from India, Afghanistan and Pakistan, to name but a few! The myriad of rugs with geometrically designed motifs are aesthetically stunning. Gabriel, Himal and Damian, three exceptionally knowledgeable members of the sales team, made us feel like we had our own expert guides educating us through a truly fascinating museum of artifacts and exhibits!

This is one of those places/stores in SF that's always an interesting stop. Many unique things to see and enjoy. It's also a great place to come for Home decorative ideas too. It can be a bit pricey but done be shy to Haggle. It's always worth at least one drive by and again, a great place to bring visiting friends.

We stayed at the Inn of the Five Graces which is owned by Ira Seret and all the furnishings and decorative items are from the store. Of course we had to take a trip to check out the store. So many beautiful rugs and fabrics- so much to choose from- it would take a whole day to go through everything. Wall hangings and art, distressed vintage doors from the Middle East. I bought a beautiful embroidered jacket that is hand sewn. Spent several hours trying on each jacket- all a little bit different- and the salesperson was very patient and helpful. We got a little discount as we were staying at the Inn and Ira had seen us there in the morning. While we were there William Adler of Will Leather Goods was there looking at embroidered fabrics to design his new tote bags. He even asked me for feedback about how to design the handles so that was kind of cool!

Walked in with the intent to buy some textiles but not a single employee in the place even made eye contact with us. We even stood and tried to make eye contact with a few people while pointedly saying we could use assistance. Nothing. Crickets. Also, only about one in 200 items is actually priced, leading me to believe they'll make up whatever number suits them based on what you look like you can afford. What a shame.

The owner Ira is one of the best con man ever met. Merchandise is dried out junk presented as high dollar antiques. Promised free shipping sent collect. Everything fell apart. Pile of junk

Was visiting Santa Fe for the weekend from out of state. I enjoyed wandering around the never ending spaces and seeing all of the beautiful pieces they had in their shop. However, I purchased three $75 Dhurrie pillow shams. Once I got home I discovered that one of the zippers didn't work at all. I emailed them to ask how the issue could be fixed and never received a response. I'm gathering they care about their customers while they are making a purchase and not much further.

went in with my folks from New Zealand with a specific purpose to buy a local rug to take back with them. The owner was extremely rude, speaking to his colleague saying he was wasting his time as we wouldn't buy because we were from NZ. We'd been there less than 10 minutes and had settled on one. They lost a sale of hundreds of $$.

Very helpful staff. They rolled out half a dozen rugs for fickle ole me until I found the right carpet. This place is fantastic and transports you to another land. Great Place to find gorgeous rugs, middle eastern art, textiles, etc. Go there when in Santa Fe!

I found a great pillow cover when I visited in August. They were just closing so the salesman said he would send it to me with an insert. 2 weeks later I got only the cover, with a broken zipper. They took it back and repaired it, 2 weeks later I get it again- no insert. I call several times and eventually get told " go buy an insert". Ahem...I already did, from you, my receipt says "with insert". So beware, check what you buy thoroughly and I wouldn't trust them to send me something again, even with a written receipt.

Best antiques store ever!!! Gorgeous architectural antiques from Asia which can be made into whatever you desire. I personally have a gorgeous table made out of a wall relief. I'm also a huge fan of their couches which they make out of oriental rugs. They also make amazing cocktail and end tables out of ceremonial drums. It's pricey, but definitely worth the price.... also great to just look around.

This is an interesting place. Filled with seriously authentic doors, tables, rugs and other such things from China, India, the middle east, and on into Turkey - all along the silk road. Tons of really cool decorating ideas. And it's HUGE! It keeps on going, indoors and outdoors, for what seems like ever. When you think you have seen it all, try going upstairs or downstairs and there is yet more. If I were a decorator, I could go nuts. The one drawback is that, if you want this level of history and authenticity, you're gonna pay for it. You can drop real money here.

Rude, pushy, and unwelcoming. They got irritated after only 5 minutes when I wasn't willing to plop down 2 grand for a rug. When your sales person on a high ticket item isn't willing to let you make a decision you need to leave...and I did.

I called this shop to ask a simple question and before I could even finish I was interrupted, spoken to rudely and hung up on. I was taken back and a bit surprised how I was treated on the phone. If you can't not be rude over the phone, I can't imagine what they are like in person and I never plan to find out.

My husband and had a recliner reupholstered with one of their chenille fabric patterns. It turned out beautifully! The staff was extremely nice and helpful.

Pushy and rude. Couldn't understand while I didn't want to just walk out with a $2000 rug after five minutes. Hate salesman who try to tell you something is great, beautiful, best price. Rude rude rude

Truly amazing !! Wonderful collection of rugs, architectural pieces and decor. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. We talked to Forrest who is a wealth of information and a pleasure to work with. A must see when you are in Santa Fe.

Extremely rude. Refused to sell me a $150 item because I decided to wait on a $1250 item. The owner said buy both or nothing!!! Needless to say, I'll never go in there again.

If you find me in a bathtub full of ice with a really happy look on my face it means I've sold an organ to afford some sort of dilapidated piece of door from this store. Holy crap they had expensive stuff, and I covet almost all of it.

I don't like this store. At first glance it seems very nice and with many fun pieces. They're overpriced and I'd rather go to the country in which it came, have it sent back for pennies on the dollar. Some of it is shabby and the place just feels like I'm in the middle of a car dealership by the end. No buying here for me. I've found many other great places in LA, etc., but I suppose if you live in Santa Fe full-time people don't want to ship things or bring them out from other places. Too bad.

It truly is a museum. Dakota was very friendly & helpful & was eager to show us around. Ira, the owner was fantastic and fair with our price considering the quality and condition of the chair we purchased. This is a must stop even of you're not buying.

A truly unbelievable depth and range of treasures. Every item was a gem. The staff was quick to help and friendly, and once we got ready to buy we got turned over to Ira (the owner) and in just a few short seconds he dropped the price twice and we ended up saving hundreds. We'll definitely go back time and time again.

My experience was one of dualities. This place is huge and full of incredibility beautiful antiques and stone wares and carpets. And on the other side of the coin they are completely and totally devoid of customer service and basic human curtesy. I was looking for an antique door to make a new desk out of while I have my wife's Grand Fathers desk refinished that I use in my office. I gave myself a budget of $7,000 for the project, and was going to have my business partner's furniture factory do the assembly. After walking around in a daze at all the thousands of doors and panels to choose I was ready to talk price. This is where my experience went from great to horrible. First they don't put prices or ranges on anything, so I had to find an employee. After looking around for 10 minutes I found someone who would make eye contact with me and asked to see a sales associate, the gentleman said he could help. I said I was interested in a few doors and wanted to talk price and I started to describe about where the pieces where when I was cut short. "If they have a border they are $1500 - $2500" He said cutting me off. I can remember a time that that would have sent me running out of the store in horror, so I understand not wanting to take time to pitch the wares to someone that could not afford it, so I'll forgive a bit of gruffness as a salesman try's to gauge if I can afford it. I said the price is not a problem and I would like to know the prices of the actual doors I want. I have the uncanny ability to pick the most expensive piece around so I figured that the doors I liked are not going to be in the low price range. We head over to where the doors are I point out the three doors I am interested in. The salesman still seemingly disinterested, refused to even walk within 30 feet of the door shouted "those are over $3500", to which I asked for an exact price per door. He quickly said that he thinks they are $3699. I then said that's not a problem. I then must have committed a moral sin, I asked to take a picture of the door, to message my business partner to make sure he thought he could work with the door, and to see if I needed to get legs for the desk or trim (they have both) and to get the shipping address of the factory. "There is ZERO photography permitted!!!! NO EXCEPTIONS!!!!" Now I try to respect business owners rules, I own my own software company and I know how annoying freeloaders can be, and I can see how with as many wonderfully unique pieces laying around how they could get tired of people just wanting to take pictures and never buying anything. But if I am going to drop close to $4,000 on something and ship it from NM to NC I am going to make sure it's going to work and I have all the pieces I need. So I stated that I simply wanted to make sure that my partner in North Carolina owned a furniture factory called Kellex seating and I wanted to make sure I didn't need to look for anything else that I could find there and the only way I could do that was to ask him and a picture was worth a thousand words, and if I didn't buy the door I would be happy to let him delete it from my phone. "No photographs are allowed but I will show you that it can be done" he said rather rudely and pointed to a door that had been stacked on some boxes to make a crude bench. At this point there was no reason to continue talking, it was clear they had no interest at all in providing even the slightest shred of customer service. All in all it's clear the reason they have around acre of doors as they are really good at buying them, but they totally fail at selling them. In the end I spent the money on a fossilized stingray which is going to be placed under a glass frame for my desk. And to the salesman who helped me at Seret & Sons, Tracey from touchstone gallery says "thanks for the commission!"

not the friendliest experience ive had, i walked in there to see what kind of stuff they had and a gentleman working there came up to me and said "My boss would like you to leave the store." He gave me no reason why.

We were disappointed both with the lack of help and also with the outrageous prices. We (husband and I) are cosmopolitan and not new to the salvage game but were truly shocked by the opening price (we assume they were the opening prices although they showed absolutely no interest in negotiating so maybe they really thought it was fixed?) they gave us on a few pieces (none of which were in good-enough shape to use "as is" -- clearly these were pieces which would have to be completely rethought). My husband, who is a champion haggler, just walked away, saying in the car it would have been a waste of his time. Maybe. I don't know. This place is HUGE and tons of fun to go through, though not accessible. Because so much of the wood is left out of doors, unprotected, you'd think (erroneously) that it would have been in their interest to work with us vice let it sit exposed. Oh well! Fun to look at, and will purchase goodies elsewhere.

This place is like a museum. It's amazing to browse the vast yard full of decorative wooden beams and doors from places like Goa and Rajasthan. And then the interior has fascinating stuff from all of South and East Asia. It just goes on and on and on.

This is a nice store to browse, but the prices - no surprise here - are shamelessly high. There's little to say about most stores in and around the Santa Fe Plaza except that they are tourist traps, full of overpriced stuff. The gouging is at times shameless.