Figs Home & Garden

An enormous selection of very cool things, but not ONE item is fairly or reasonably priced. Straight up price gouging. On principal I won’t buy anything here.

Way over priced. Lots of cool décor, especially if you want mermaids. Some items were too out of reach to even look at, and staff was no where to be found. Just too cluttered, watch your step.

A global collection of vintage, antique, artisan and neo vintage, neo antique. Lots of decorative Knicks and knacks for indoor and outdoor use, plus many clever, useful items for the practically creative among us.
Prices are higher than I like to pay. But we are not interior or architectural sophisticates.

I loved the stuff here! They have really unique, fun décor. Sadly, everything was way too expensive. I wanted a small mermaid statue but it was $ 65! They had a ton of them too so it wasn’t a one of a kind piece that I would be willing to pay that much for. They also had a sign posted that said «our prices are firm but fair» which struck me as unfriendly. Probably will not return to buy, just to look and dream about being able to buy anything.

I debated between 2 stars versus 3 stars but decided on 3 because it has beautiful and interesting stuff but it’s just way overpriced and this is coming from someone that spends good money on her home décor. I wish I could come up with more details than this but that’s just sort of it. I mean, if you have plenty of money to use up then shop here. Eh, I guess that’s harsh; maybe for like the perfect one of a kind thing shop here but prepare to spend like 70% more than what it’s worth.

Love this place! Eclectic mix of merchandise and friendly staff. I always make a point to stop-​in when I’m in Phoenix.

Having lived in Phoenix for 11 years, I have only checked this place out a year ago. My daughter’s daycare since she was a baby was even next door! I guess I thought it was an average home store, but this place is above average. The store is this amazing collection of old and new. One of kind or antique items. Door knockers, paperweights, wall hangings, signs, etc.
I picked up this antique postal stamp machine for $ 85, a cast iron rooster paper towel holder (approx. $ 30) and some cast iron mermaids ($ 10 each). I could never sick of walking through this shop and looking through all of the little treasures.

This store is incredible! One would be hard pressed not to find an item they don’t want to buy. Prices are steep, but most items in the store are hard to find in AZ. I must admit I was leery about going to this establishment after reading the Unilocal reviews about the owner. I don’t like to be followed or haggled while shopping. Expecting the worst but getting so much better than anticipated. My experience with the owner was awesome! He was very kind and even held a conversation with me that had nothing to do with his shop. Nobody followed me around the store, I leisurely strolled through the store and saw at least 25 items I need today! Don’t miss out on Fig based on a few negative reviews.

I’ve traveled the shops on the Melrose Curve and Figs is my favorite visit. Yeah — their prices are up there, as others have said, but I appreciate their selection. Whereas I find many of the other antique shops on 7^th just load on cheaply veneered 80’s furniture (also known as, simply 80’s furniture… ugh), Figs’ offering include unique statuettes, wall hangings, and [for lack of a better word] knick knacks.

They have some unique stuff in here, just over priced.
But buyer be ware some stuff is questionable.
I saw some lamps in here for $ 89 a piece and Marshall’s had the same lamps a few months back for $ 29 a piece.

I love this place — they’ve got great stuff in all price ranges and even better — they recognize you when you haven’t been into the shop in years!

Upon entering you are overwhelmed with the amount of beautiful scenery. You want to take everything home with you. The owner immediately greets you and helps you find what you are looking for. The owner is very courteous.
Everything in the store is reasonably priced. Many of his items have their own unique background which I find fascinating. The store is very different from the many other stores I have been to. I can safely say that this is one of my favorite stores. The store is packed and packed with interesting things.
I believe everyone should shop here for their home & garden necessities.

Truly unbelievable store! I will defiantly share with my friends, its the most incredible place to find unique treasures.

Nice store with lots of cool but overpriced things. I went in with a couple of friends on Saturday and finally left after I became tired of being followed around like a common thief. I’m sure the owners could show a little more respect for customers and let them shop in peace. It’s not like I’m going to walk out with a 50 lb piece of iron.

This is a fantastic, eclectic shop! The owners are personable and helpful. This store is one of my first shopping experiences when I first moved to Phoenix and part of the reason I fell in love with the city.
Located in the shopping area known as the Melrose, this shop is located on a street with several other cute shopping options that are easily within walking distance.
If you are looking for a unique piece that has history and doesn’t clear out your retirement account… this is a definite option!!!

Okay, I was in there today and I’m changing my review to a five star! Definitely a five star. First of all, I had said they were very expensive… not. I was wrong. Yes, I admit it! They have the most amazing, one of a kind items that you will find on 7^th Ave. Designers, take note: shop here for your clients and you (and your clients) will not be sorry. The have fantastic iron work, very quirky pieces to very traditional. Something that will go with every décor. One thing this place is not,…boring; it IS NOT boring. I could spend hours going through their beautiful shop looking at stunning Santos, beautiful paintings and art work, unique benches and chairs, and although I’m not a fan of faux plants etc… I adore the faux plants they sell. I bought one and I LOOOOOVE it! As I’ve said before, the owners are probably the nicest men you will ever meet. They let you browse, but if you want help, they will go out of their way to help you. If you have exquisite taste, you NEED to go to Figs! Trust me on this!
After reading another review about the person working there being rude, it really bothered me. I hate that! I gave Figs three stars only because of how expesive it is. Truly! I understand needing to make money (I used to own a vintage clothing store in St. Louis) but come on! You should be able to ask for a better deal. The owners were very friendly to me and their merchandise is amazingly great… but in my opinion, very, very expensive. I“m a bargain hunter and money counts… you won’t find a bargain here. (Stick with Zinnia’s down on 7^th and Indian School Road)

We wanted to buy a new house to fill it up with this place!

I am MORTIFIED to admit that I have just now been to Figs for the first time after living and shopping in CenPho for years. Honestly — the name put me off. «Figs» conjures up a mental image of chippy white painted iron pieces and gingham-​lined jelly jars and back issues of Country Living. I realize it stands for «Fine Interior Garden Spaces» — what can I say. However, a feverish quest for unique backyard planters drew me in recently, with the promising word «Garden» finally overpowering the adverse effect of «Figs».
The place is schizo, in a good way. Antique pieces, new stuff, knickknacks, gifts, furniture, jewelry, you name it, it’s here. Figs is part Anthropologie, part Sage (RIP), part flea market, part European bazaar, and all fabulous. All the goodness is packed VERY tightly though, making it challenging to take it all in. Big and/​or clumsy and/​or claustrophobic peeps, not good for you. Price points appear to be fairly middle ground — not inexpensive, but not angina inducing.
I found a massive (and relatively inexpensive) metal antique beverage cooler to serve as a planter, as well as an ancient steel Hoosier cabinet and a funky industrial mirror which I totally did not need but could not resist. Once he realized I was actually going to drop some change, the owner stopped following me around as if I was going to slip an item into my bag and became friendly and helpful. He wrapped my items up safely and put the cabinet in my car for me – much appreciated.
I will definitely be back — Figs is an easy one-​stop shop for gifts, and it’s full of inspiration for the home — and I would be back sooner rather than later if I could just find a damn place for that antique pie safe I was lusting after…

I absolutely love this store. The owners are helpful and friendly. I’m really shocked by the other post. I’ve been going to this store for a few years and have never had a bad incident. I wonder if perhaps they had a new employee working there. In fact I went by there today to pick up some Christmas gifts and was greatly dissapointed to see they were closed. I forgot they are closed on Mondays.
My favorite section includes the wonderful Trapp candles. I think they were on the Oprah wish list this year. The black pepper is awesome. The owner turned me on to it and said whenever they make a fish dish, they burn this candle to rid the house of the fish smell. I purchase the little candles and they last forever. The burn time is close to forty hours.
This is a great place for unique gifts that are reasonably priced. I always drool over the furniture and big pieces though they are more expensive. They are on my some day wish list.

Do NOT shop here. A simple question ends with the sales clerk chasing you and your family into the parking lot screaming at you.
This morning my parents, boyfriend and I were shopping local businesses in the Melrose district. I thought some of the items were a little pricey. I asked a salesperson, (who may have been the owner) if he would «take 10 dollars» for a plaque with a funny saying. He replied in a terse voice «we don’t haggle here. We are firm but fair» I said «it was just a question» the sales clerk replies «you got your whole paycheck last week didn’t you? We want our whole paycheck here too».
I then say to my parents that I didn’t need to be talked to like that and we should we leave. I said to the clerk «it was just a question.» The clerk than says «Capital F to you.» I take this as him saying to «F*** you» to me, and say it back. I leave the store and he then yells at my 63 year old mother (who walks with a cane) «your daughter needs to be educated». As she is leaving the store the clerk follows us out to the parking lot shouting at us that «Capital F means Figs and Home and Garden». He also accosts my boyfriend by saying that «they didn’t bargain there and how dare we presume that the place was a flea market.»
I have never been chased into a parking lot by a clerk screaming at my family and me. This man (perhaps the owner) was rude and threatening. I like to support local businesses, but this man’s behavior was appalling. DO NOT SHOP HERE.