Feathered Nest Market

Great store and great owner! Highly recommend you add this store to your list to visit frequently! Always has new stuff to drool over.

Great selection of shabby chic furniture and accessories. Large inventory in this vendor mall.

Overall, the Feathered Nest has some decent finds. However, don’t go in there looking to find cheap furniture you can fix up. Everything is refurbished and some of the things are not even antiques (just painted and distressed to look old). With that being said, if you’re willing to spend some money, you can find some cute pieces for your home. It’s worth a walk through.

I came here after I had gone to Rink Gallery and I found them to be similar in layout but not items sold. Feathered Nest Market is more of a boutique/​antique store. They have a lot of locally made goods including everything from homemade soup and dip mixes to clothing and candles. Basically, a lot of things here aren’t vintage or antiques, but they still have a nice selection of stuff. There was a booth with handcrafted jewelry that I absolutely loved! This is a great place to find a unique gift for someone though and I would return in the future!

This antique store isn’t really an antique store, but it’s not a junk store either. Instead, the store consists more of repurposed items, as well as homemade items, including shirts, purses, and art pieces.
However, there are quite a few really unique items that are worthy of a visit if you’re in the area, including some truly interesting dressers and chairs of every color, shape, and size. What I thought was truly unique about this store was their selection of homemade jellies, spices, candles, soups, sauces, and dip mixes. They would make excellent gifts or be a nice addition to your kitchen pantry. Overall, it’s an unique store, with a friendly staff that is willing to haggle… it’s just not as «antique» as I’d like, unfortunately.

Well color me happy to have found this cute little place. Or, rather, color me a hip, weathered, antique-​y, shabby-​chic color that indicates happiness. This place is too dear. I can’t wait to come back with a better idea of the kinds of pieces I’m looking for and search more closely.
If you’re into this comfy, rough hewn, loved-​soft look like I am, or if you spend much time pinning things, I imagine you’ll find lots to like in here. When I looked at the prices on the items, I did the math. Time someone took to find it at an estate or garage sale + lugging it home + storing it before and after + time spent repairing, sanding, painting + bringing it here + paying booth rental + paying any other fees and taxes, and I’d say, yeah, $ 399 sounds pretty reasonable for that giant beautiful hutch.
If I wanted it for less, I guess I’d have to spend four Saturdays of my life making it so. And I prefer to spend my Saturdays sleeping in, making brunch, taking a nap and making dinner, so I’m totally happy to come here and pay for something to make me look like I spend all my time rehabbing furniture instead of all the other awesome things I do.

Great place! They have a friendly staff, I am ALWAYS greeted when I walk in the door. They have many different booths with lots of great stuff. They have great painted furniture, chalk paint, milk paint, food items, antiques, home décor items, repurposed items, clothing, deco mesh wreaths and much more. Great place to spend a Saturday afternoon looking for one of a kind treasures.

This is several shops within a shop. It reminded me of a smaller version of Quilted Bear, a Utah store where crafters can rent booths and sell their goods. While some of the booths seemed to have items they found at local hobby stores or ordered from some mass merchant online, there were quite a few booths that had quality, items. Quality antique, vintage, up-​cycled and shabby chic items are sometimes hard to find, but there are several booths that over over run by just these kinds of finds!
I was greeted and offered a basket. I asked if they could hold an item till the next day. I was assured that it would be held and the lady was very polite about it. When I returned the item was still set aside for me.
This shop isn’t far from home and I really need to stop in more often.

If you’ve been or know what serendipity is in Edmond this is the exact same thing. It’s all stuff people have bought at hobby lobby for 50% off and are passing it off as vintage or «shabby chick» items for 3 times the price. The location is horrible! Not exactly the nicest part of town. I was sort of greeted by a «HI» from a 20 something guy behind a counter. I was hoping for something like a thrift store gone estate sale with goodwill prices. Instead i found painted consignment furniture with speckles of hobby lobby clearance objects.