Two Women and a Warehouse

i really enjoyed this place. unique pieces and very whimsical.
was not aware that they had a larger warehouse that i will
definitely visit soon. stevie was a great help.
i was a bit disappointed that they are not very flexible on
prices and/​or delivery.
it would seem that being in a town with SCAD– they
would attempt to accommodate a bit more.
i will recommend this place for sure.

We enjoyed cruising through this eclectic antique mall. We found a couple of treasures. It needs a tea room to help you stay longer because it is a large facility. You will not find many FINE antiques but that is not what we were after. We say loads of collectibles and many great items to make your home warm and cozy and unique. We were there Christmas week 2015.

Such a fun place to shop — and always full of treasures! You could spend hours in here looking at all the neat stuff. Lots of pretty painted furniture and great vintage items, with a cool funky flair. Everything is clean and the presentation is great, too. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable, merchandise is different every time I go in. One of my very favorite places to shop — you never know what you’ll find here!

I have been shopping at Two Women since they opened. I love this store! I have not found any items that are «junky» as stated in a previous comment. Everything in the store is constantly changing which makes me stop in frequently to see what’s new and what suits my taste. The variety is amazing. You never know what you may find in this store. From vintage small items to fantastic furniture, new and vintage, you can furnish your home for a fraction of the cost of retail stores. It’s always a treasure hunt!

Great place filled with antiques and unique shabby chic furniture. Painters on staff custom paint too! Staff is cheery and helpful. Plenty of parking on a wide street, and the extra lot around the side, they will even let you pull up on the sidewalk to load heavy items. Most of the items in here have some age to them, but are not dirty or trashy at all. If you are looking for that boring fresh out of the box look, go to Ikea. But if you want some great character paired with some great classic pieces, go to TWW.

Collection of junk not the hidden treasures you hope to find when trying to believe in the expression one man trash is another’s treasure all just junk not even cleaned up either and it’s over priced not to mention the narrow pothole filled alley they tell you is parking it’s definitely a pass

All of my favorite pieces of furniture in my home are from TWW! I could not recommend a place more than I would Two Women. I’ve gotten everything from wall hangings to side tables to a dresser, and all are fantastic quality. If you have any questions about the wood composition of the item, most pieces are labeled but the staff will be more than willing to help too. I prefer the downtown location to the Southside one, but both are full of goodies!

Whenever I need a unique/​special item with character this is where I go! I love everything I’ve seen & bought from here!

This place is unreal — I want to buy everything. Their antique furniture restoration is beautiful and done with obvious passion, including deep thought about colors and restorative styling. Even just walking through the huge antiques warehouse is a fun hour or two spent. They have two locations in the city, though I like the smaller one, which is next door to Bull Street Auctions. Two Women doesn’t only have furnishings. It’s a true antique mall, with books, art, figurines, china and more. The staff are sweet and thoughtful. (One helped me sneak out a surprise for my partner when he wasn’t looking — too sweet.) I could go back every week and find something new.

I love all things seasoned and vintage. If you’re a kindred spirit, you’ll enjoy a stroll through Two Women and a Warehouse. This spot is the cutest, and one of the most well organized thrift shops I’ve found in Savannah.
They have everything from home décor to jewelry and books. I definitely advise stopping in often, or at least with a list of potential buys so you don’t get overwhelmed by the merchandise.
When I visited, I would’ve liked a friendly «hey there,» and a little guide through the store. I found myself wandering around for a long time before I even saw someone at work. That’s my only con – so not a biggie.
The prices range from deep into your purse to pocket change. It depends on how badly you want something, and how much you’re willing to spend on used items.
I would definitely point my hipster little home dressers to this spot. I’ll definitely be returning for some pieces to add to my little place.

I wouldn’t call this a thrift shop since there’s next to nothing in it under $ 50, but the stuff is cute

This place is awesome. They have great stuff for decorating your home, especially if you want the piece you can’t find anywhere else. Very unique and yet very hip allay once.

Super fun to wander around and look… Haven’t bought anything here though because I feel the vendors are overpriced… It’s fun to visit and get inspiration because I love vintage creative details. Also take caution with little ones! Breakables on their level everywhere!

This location has a huge stock as well as the Abercorn store. I’ve been in here quite a few times since moving to Savannah and only once did I have a gal be nice to me, the other times, even when I asked questions, I thought their customer service needed some help. Their pricing is good, some pieces are high, but I picked up a great chest the other day, I wish I could remember the gals name, she held it for me until I got home to measure the space just to be sure. She wasn’t there the next morning when I went to pick it up and the young gal that helped me then wasn’t so friendly. Love the place but gals you need to pick it up a bit on the customer service!

I must admit I’m really not an antique person at all, that’s because I have a super sense of smell and most antique shops smell well old. That all changed when I stumbled upon this Diamond in the ruff, this place is truly amazing. There are so many vintage things to look at it would be easy to spend hours just walking around looking at stuff. Had I known all the stuff that my grandparents had during my youth would be in such high demand I would stored it away somewhere but I digress. If you ever get a chance make sure you stop in, the furniture is actually me with solid wood not particleboard imagine that. I guarantee if you come by they’ve got something you’ll like. The staff is friendly and helpful so much so that I dropped$ 180 bucks on the floor and the returned it to me after verifying it belonged to me. Wow

Love their two stores! Eclectic mix of old furniture & flea market finds! Some in original condition others redone. Huge selection & decent prices!

The short review: Fun store. Some good bargains, some not so good. Overall worth a visit. Prices are between moderate and sometimes pricey.
The long review: IMHO, this is not a thrift store. This is part of a new wave of stores that cater to kitsch: Painted furniture, all things chalkboard (enough already), beach items, painted wooden signs and other current decorating trends. There are some vintage items, some new (like the painted signs.) Kind of like an Etsy brick and mortar. It’s the kind of place you go if you don’t want to paint that old dresser yourself, or need tchotchkes to complete your décor.
The store is appealing. Large, open, not overwhelmingly packed with merchandise, plenty of eye candy and a few interesting/​unique items. Go when you have plenty of time to browse. This isn’t a store to breeze through in a few minutes.
I had one negative experience. There was an item I wanted but it was over-​priced. The friendly owner took the piece and said she would ask if the owner would sell it for a little less. When she told me the price was firm I apologized for the bother and said I didn’t think I would buy the item. Her demeanor changed right away. She turned on her heal and walked away. Frankly, it was kind of odd, a little amusing, but I think most people would have been put off by her behavior. Oh well.

Great vintage store, always interesting stuff in stock and they have several vendors so there is a nice variety of types/​styles of items.
I never fail to find at least a few things I’d like to buy and their prices are very reasonable!
Most of the furniture is re-​done/​painted, which is not my style at all, but they have a large furniture selection if that is your style.
They offer painting classes, so you can learn to fix up your own pieces and they also sell Masion Blanche Paints, which is what most of the vendors use to paint their furniture pieces.

You can’t beat this place for its eclectic collection that changes daily. These antiquers find a wide variety and fix them up/​paint them. There’s a beachy feel to the place, with lots of beach green/​blues in the furniture.
I’ve bought a dressor here and a few other pieces. Whenever my Mom or sisters come to visit, this is the place they want to go. Also conviently located next to a great coffee/​bakery shop as well (Back in the Day Bakery).
I highly recommend this place if you’re looking for that special unique something to tie your place together.

Loved this place! Went all over Savannah looking for great shops and this is the only one I found. Great prices with cool finds and even friendlier staff. There was a bundle of baby’s breath laying on a table and I took it to the register to find the price and she said it was left over from a bouquet and I could have it. For FREE! That never happens how incredibly nice! I was seriously going to pay for it! Also bought the cutest salt and pepper shakers and a decorative metal piece. (Posted picture) If I am ever back in Savannah I will defiantly visit this shop again!