Midtown Home & Vintage Market — Attraction in Coeur d'Alene

A Unique Shopping Experience – More Than Just a Vintage Store

Midtown Home & Vintage Market in Coeur d’Alene offers more than just shopping—it’s a full cultural and visual experience. While it’s not a thrift store and prices are on the higher side (expect clothing to range from $20 to $60+, with some pieces reaching $100+), what you’re paying for is style, curation, and nostalgia.

The space is expansive and thoughtfully arranged, almost like walking through a living museum of Idaho-inspired and vintage-themed decor. You’ll find everything from clothing and cookware to home and garden goods, art pieces, and charming decorations. The layout includes themed model rooms, like a “Farm Girls” setup, a “Sisters’ Room,” or a warm, rustic family cooking area—each offering a sense of story and character.

It’s a fun and inspiring stop, even if you don’t buy anything. Perfect for those who appreciate curated vintage finds, interior design ideas, or just want a cozy break from the usual tourist circuit. If you’re in town, it’s worth the visit for the ambience and...

I really love going here, but the last time I tried to purchase a few items there was a huge crowd, a huge line and the credit card machine went down, I understand issues, but instead of opening a cash only line and moving customers through who were paying cash, four people stood over the credit card swipe machine and no one did a thing to move the line. I was standing with four customers all willing to pay cash, move the line along and get out. After 20 min of the line getting longer and us saying we could pay cash I set my items down and left. I wasn’t the only one. Very disappointed. But I will be back, just hoping if this situation happens again the store and employees think. I’m not exaggerating the time. I watched the clock while I sent my husband to order a pizza...

Will never step foot in this store again. Wonderful market, poor customer service. I don't need sarcastic comments and dirty looks from the cashier on duty today at 10am, 6/5/2020. I have spent a lot of money in this store but will never spend another dime here. I wonder how many other vendors have lost money because of this poorly trained employee? Yes, she was helping another customer by wrapping a big set of dishes, but there were other employees in the store that could have been doing that while she range up customers but I guess that didn't occur to her. Evidently, the pandemic did not effect this store and they don't...