Divine’s Furniture Store

Brian is incredibly knowledgeable about everything here. Easily can spend a few hours looking at all the antiques. Came on a rather cold day so the fact that the «store» has lots of open doors made it quite chilly.
Most of the antiques are slightly expensive but if you’re lucky, you can find gems.

I visited Devine’s Furniture Store in Monterey Park, CA on 12÷7÷2015. I’ve been there several times before. This time I took my aunt there for the first time. Many quality items at good prices. Brian, who works there, was very helpful.

Bought a beautiful antique writing desk here 4 years ago. Excellent product and service, fast delivery. If you like the style of Ethan Allen but don’t like the prices, come to Divine’s and save a bundle. Sure, half of the stuff here look pretty ‘used’ and well-​worn, but all are estate-​quality made from real wood with fine craftsmanship.
This is the antique furniture equivalent of a used bookstore where you can roam around and browse to your heart’s content!

I tried to avoid this place at first because I figure this place would be expensive since I know they carry nothing but the real wood. That was a major mistake.
Walked inside and I was excited by how much wood I was seeing. I knew I would be walking out with a new dresser.
Checked out about 10% of the store and I was already picking out furniture for my future home.
Brian, super helpful super friendly made picking out a dresser really easy.
For $ 700 on what I got, I find that extremely cheap. If I had made that kind of purchase at Ethan Allen or Pottery Barn, I probably get charged 3x’s the amount.

Great find in Monterey Park. They have an assortment of all kinds of furnitures. I happen to be looking for an antique Chinese Wedding Bed, though I did’nt see much oriental stuff. I told Brian what I was looking for and he showed me a piece of a dismantled one which was hanging on the ceiling by the garage door. Eureka! It like a treasure hunt. I can use it as a wall hang or make it into a headboard. It would need some work but I just love it. I also found a chinese camphor chest with curvings. Who would ever thought that I can find what I’m looking for in a Monterey Park. It surely is a Divine place. Price is really good. Delivery is quite fast.
Great service, great items, great price It’s my kind of place. Thank’s Brian.

Amazing place. Incredibly knowledgeable staff, great selection, more than reasonable prices. Everything has been restored impeccably before it goes on the floor, and if you have something particular in mind they can check their warehouse or keep their eyes out when buying. This must be the best antique furniture store I’ve ever visited.

This place is like an art gallery for antique furniture. Remember, fashion repeats itself, so don’t turn up your nose at these «old» styles they carry here. Plus you’re getting solid wood construction and hand-​selected and re-​stained and overall refurbished items. Definitely worth dropping by if you are in the market

This is the best antique store in Los Angeles, hands down. It has an amazing selection of unusual pieces and totally reasonable prices. If you’re looking for something specific, talk to Brian, he knows every piece in the store, its history and quality, including the vast array of pieces in their warehouse. I bought an ornate dining table and matching buffet that are spectacular and I’m thrilled. What’s great is that you won’t have to slog through row after row of lame piddly antique junk to get to the good stuff. It’s all the good stuff, from ornate French pieces to mid-​century modern. I’m never shopping retail again!

Housed in non-​descript building this antique store manages to be one of the best in the greater Los Angeles area. Furniture ranges anywhere from only a few decades old to grand pieces that are over a century old. Some items are in near-​perfect condition and even the worst are still very solid and serviceable. There’s also a small but quality selection of knick-​knacks and old mechanical items. Prices are obscenely low and the manager knows nearly everything about furniture, materials, and also happens to have good taste in music.

What a lovely shop. Family-​owned for four generations, this shop is chock full of beautiful, well-​chosen pieces and Tiffany-​style lamps. Unlike Wertz Bros. on the Westside, which I like for its sheer size and enormous stock (and parrots), Divine’s has better furniture, hands down. The prices are quite good, as well, for furniture that is original or excellent reproduction. Open the drawers and look at the joinery. Examine the backs of things and see: solid oak, solid mahogany. In an age of plastic craptastic furniture, this kind of place really gets me going. The family who runs Divine’s also owns the building, so they can afford to offer competitive pricing. I wish I could furnish my whole house at once with stuff from Divine’s. Alas, we’ll have to swap out the IKEA stuff piece by piece so eventually my grandkids will have something good to inherit besides my backbreaking debt and the shame of our family’s outlaw reputation.

All I have to say is… I’M IN LOVE!!! I’ve been searching for the perfect vanity to use as décor for my wedding. Thank goodness I found this spot on Unilocal.Right when I was walking up I saw the vanity of my dreams and for a great price too! I walked around and found so many beautiful, solid pieces of furniture! I’ll be coming back to pick up more things when I move to my new house this summer. If you’re low on dough and find that perfect piece, don’t worry they have financing. The guys here are very friendly. Ask for Brian. He’s so helpful!
P. S. Loved this establishment so much that I had to make a Unilocal account and give credit where credit is due!

I’ve been going to this store my whole life and am always amazed at the variety of design and price. I can sincerely say the merchandise in this store is so unique — and changes so quickly — that I go all the time just to walk around and enjoy the ambiance and history.
They price range from low to high as well, so I always recommend going to this store before IKEA. Some pieces are reproductions, but the majority are old and rare. What I like is that if you buy something from here, you can almost guarantee you won’t find it in another person’s home. On top of that, I’m pretty sure this store is three generations in, meaning they must be doing something right in terms of quality and customer service.

I love expensive furniture. Mahogany is my favorite and I can not afford to buy at regular retail stores. I’m like a kid in a candy shop here. We made our first purchase here 26 years ago and still have it. It happened to be in pine but since then I’ve bought 5 mahogany pieces here three of which are Drexel and one is Lexington. Oh my goodness I see a trip to Divine’s soon after writing this review I got the fever…

Beautiful and interesting furniture! Great place to browse, and friendly customer service as well.

Great store. Friendly, knowledgeable help. If you don’t find what you want, let them know. There’s more stored in the back. It’s fun just looking around.

Where should I start… This place is great! My husband and I were looking for period specific furniture for our house and we found it here. I love that you can walk into Divine’s and browse the huge selection of beautiful furniture. And don’t forget you can put furniture on layaway which is a huge plus.

I have furnished almost my entire house here. Great classic furniture that you just don’t see made today. The prices are very reasonable and I have used layaway a few times. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly.
If you see something you really like, buy it as the item may be gone within the day.
When I moved out of state, I brought everything with me and I have not seen anything comparable in the northwest.
Prices are marked on the tag and are less than antique malls or west L.A.

For over 30 years this furniture store has welcomed my family with
great customer service. I am a Mexican American single parent who
has been able to furnish my home with great quality mahogony antique
pieces.
I always find just what I need and then some.

Hear about the history of this cool store direct from the owner Chris in this video from Esotouric’s New Chintatowns bus adventure.

For the people who complained the LA swapmeet did not have antique furniture… this is the place to go. Prices are better than what you wold pay at the swap meet. They have several types of wood here, cherry, walnut, mahogany, maple, and oak. and many pieces for the home, bed frames, bedroom sets, dressers, dining room furniture, wardrobes, living room furniture, and end tables. If you don’t see what you want, they may have it in the warehouse. They also have products (Briwax) for taking care of wood.
The owner, Chris Horn, told me, «People use to come here because it was cheap, now they come for the quality.» There is no IKEA pressboard here. No fall apart cheap soft wood furniture. Read Kim C.‘s review for some of the history of this place.
Think back to a time when you, as a child, may have visited a rich uncle, or your Dad’s boss, and Mom said, «DON’T TOUCH ANYTHING!!». Pieces here are beautiful. I touched everything. I opened drawers and cabinets, I smelled the history, I felt the wood for smoothness, texture and grain. There was exquisite carving work, inlays, and rare woods which are no longer available. OK, I know you’re waiting for something naughty, (or is it Knotty?)… They have crotch cuts of mahogany. Come on Unilocal,give us spellcheck…
There was a massive German Baroque piece there, Please see my pictures, especially if you’re a hardwood lover. Owner is helpful and knows the history on the pieces. 1940’s music in the background, this place is dripping nostalgia. They have the old dressing tables there, I could almost see my friend’s mother, sitting there, fixing her hair.