Fairfield County Antique & Design Center

Expensive but great quality. You will definitely get a show stopper piece from here

5 star review

It’s a bit bougie for an antiques mall, but there’s cool stuff to find for sure. Well curated and kept. Treasure hunting for people who have some dabloons to spend, ya know?

I'm new to antique stores, but this seems like a great spot. A huge variety of furniture, decor, paintings, and more. A large space too, so plenty to browse til you find the right thing. And it seems like they bring in new items frequently. My only slight critique would be the prices felt a touch high.

Went to the store Thursday January 15 at 1:30 pm. With me was a disabled companion that looked at items with me on the ground floor. As I continued to the upper floor he sat down. The female employee at the desk immediatly told him that he was not allowed to sit anywhere because of his weight. This is the second time this happened. If you are disabled and overweight stay away as you will be shamed out the door. Only white skinny posh people welcomed.

One of the most refined curated antique stores in the area. A stunning selection of cleaned-up antiques, many extremely old (18th and 17th century pieces)

Beware of marked up clearance items from home goods being flipped to unsuspecting buyers. I recognized many items, but this $19 vase from HomeGood’s clearance section for $150 was pretty wild. There are some other cool pieces, but expect absolute top dollar pricing. You won’t find any “Hidden Gems” here Only writing this review, as the Homegoods items feel downright deceptive.

Certainly unique finds, but everything is extraordinarily expensive. I saw lamps for over $1,000. Even their smaller items were over $100. I love antique stores and items and I’ve never seen prices like these. The staff and curators were cold and other customers were rude. I won’t be returning.