Lindley Park Vintage — Local services in Greensboro

I didn’t patronize this business, nor would I. However, I am writing this review because of an experience I had patronizing the business that is right next door to this location.

I was told by who I am assumed was the owner of this business that I was unable to park in a spot that was not clearly designated as a parking spot for this business. If there are no signs regarding the parking allocation, there is no way to clearly delineate who gets to park at the spot. I parked there, and the presumed owner or employee of the store rudely comes up to me and says that I can’t park there because it’s “their” spot.

I didn’t see a sign, and even if there is one, the situation could have been handled much more courteously than the way it was. I am rating the store one star because of this experience. In this day in age, as a business owner, you absolutely have to be courteous to patrons, or you will lose business. Learn from this experience, because I have no reason to patronize your business. It’s frustrating to deal with this in a...

If you are searching for rare and unique furniture this is the spot. Locally owned and operated by a mother and son duo with an extensive knowledge and passion for post modern vintage furnishings. They are very friendly and down to earth just as welcome to sit and converse with a potential customer as they are to attempt to sell anything. If looming to clear out or make a little money this shop also offers a consignment service as well as willing to make a fair offer on any pieces that match the types of furniture they deal in. Open on weekends and by appointment on weekdays. I highly recommend this shop to any potential buyer of high end vintage furnishings. Post modern vintage pieces are the only flavor on the menu at this location so save the victorian or...

Whether you visit this establishment for the one-of-a-kind, stunning, and reasonably priced furniture and unique vintage pieces, or for the engaging, informative and often hilarious conversation you'll share with Carolyn, the gorgeous proprietor and curator, you won't regret stopping in. I know nothing about mid-century postmodern whatever, and my weekly visits have become a master class in style, history and culture. Conveniently located right next to Common Grounds, a wonderful coffee house (try the iced Angela Bassett or the Robert Downey Jr.) If Lindley Park Vintage doesn't have what you're looking for, Carolyn and her supremely knowledge cohort Gordy will find it for you or refer you appropriately. Make this part of your regular...