Habitat ReStore Studio District

Items can be hit or miss. I snagged up a ceiling fan, brand new in the box for $60 which retails for $120 in big box stores. Although some pieces especially furniture, are priced way too expensive for something that's second hand.

This one has higher end furniture, and some specific kitchen and bath materials some other restores do not have or I have not seen.

Have gone from being a nice concept that helps local communities through donations to a greedy corporations charging antiqe prices for those same used goods. You can still find nice items here but you will be paying boutique prices without the customer service.

In warmer months, I visit this Restore weekly and never fail to find a treasure or a need. I've bought furniture, lamps. paint and tools. Inventory turns over quickly so you have to go frequently. They will hold an item for you if transpo needs arranging. Even if your just browsing, it's worth a visit.

Used to love this store , got some neat things. Today I stopped to see what they had . After not being in the store for a couple of years , I live 2 hrs away. What a shock. Prices are more than retail. Didn't buy a thing and won't be back.

The ReStore had an inventory that turns over every few days as they bring in more items from other sources. I pass through fairly often to see what's available and have often walked away with a new piece of furniture. It's extremely well priced, the selection is (as mentioned) constantly in flux and very interesting and you can feel decent that proceeds are going to a great cause.

I mean, it's used things, not that much of a treasure"

super expensive compared to other Restores

Picked up a nice little modern desk. Upon arrival I noticed the item was slightly damaged, and the employee I dealt with was quick to land on a resolution. Can't recommend the ReStore enough!

Really helpful staff. Some really great deals and vintage finds, along with a lot of donated dead stock and overstock- lots of brand new ceiling lights in boxes. Lots of brand new bathroom hardware, tiles and flooring, although its usually small amounts. And they often have random things like Christmas decor or brand new board games/ kids silly pens. They also tend of have lots of donated showroom designer furniture- so you can get a brand new designer chair for a fraction of the price. I just read some other reviews, and maybe those people don't realize the chairs being sold for $300 would be $1000 at a store. And since its a charity- there is no tax so you also save 13%. I always try to buy at the Restore first before I go to a retailer.