Rey B.
8/23/2025
I had just left the gym and I was going to Trader Joe's but I spotted this cute store. Normally I would have walked past but it was overcast and I noticed it. Like taking a walk in time. So many...
Furnish Green
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(65)
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132 W 24th St, #1/2
New York, NY 10011
History
Furnish Green's owner, Nathan Hescock, began selling antique and vintage furniture out of his dance studio about 10 years ago. With the help of Craigslist, word-of-mouth, professional photographs, and great taste, Furnish Green has grown into the eco-friendly and design oriented brand that it is today. Every piece of furniture in the shop is hunted, reclaimed, repurposed and refinished for New York City living. Furnish Green's philosophy is to provide young and creative local consumers with unique, well-made, long-lasting and reasonably priced pieces of furniture so that they can design their own spaces in a meaningful way.
Specialties
We specialize in unique vintage furniture, home decor, and other ephemera with lots of personality at reasonable prices! Our entire selection is available to view and purchase on our site, with new items added daily.
Reviews
4.5(65)
Alexandra B.
6/18/2025
This place was so cute and had a great selection! They didn't have what I was specifically looking for, but I really enjoyed browsing all the different rooms. Pricing seemed reasonable, and there...
Elise B.
7/5/2025
Cute little antique/vintage shop with a big variety of items. The staff acknowledged you when you walked in and were friendly/helpful. There are pictures, paintings, furniture, dish ware, music &...
Cynthia Bemis A.
7/14/2023
Excellent value & selection for the most unique, distinctive home furnishings in the city. Customer service is unmatched! Big fan!
K B.
1/9/2023
I have bought a teak credenza, a gorgeous floor lamp, and some comfortable and sturdy folding chairs so far from Furnish Green. I love their selection and taste. The staff is so kind and helpful....
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