High Street Antiques & Design

2025-06-29 - Overall 4 Stars Very nice mall. One of the nicer ones out there. Great mall and staff! 5 Stars For the Vendors, signs that have “items marked firm excluded”. 3 Stars and that’s being generous. There were SO MANY sale signs that stated that today it made it EASY to Skip searching for anything else in that booth. Your loss!! As shoppers, we are much more inclined to linger when we feel like there’s room to talk or discover a good find. Too many ‘firm’ signs make it feel like the deal’s already dead and move along to the next booth.

Very large and nice antiques mall with multiple vendors. I'll be going back to slowly walk around and take a good look. I love these type of antiques malsl. The staff at the front desk were super nice and friendly. The manager was very helpful with a purchase my daughter in Joplin made and didn't realize had to be picked up. She held it at the front desk so I could pick it up. Im glad she was there when I went by. I enjoyed meeting her because my daughter spoke about how nice she is - and she is! Big win-win all the way around because now I have another antiques mall to explore!

One of the best antique malls in the Dallas area! This place is a gem packed with unique vintage finds, antique furniture, home decor, art, and collectibles. Each booth feels thoughtfully curated, making it easy to discover one-of-a-kind pieces you won’t find anywhere else. If you live in Dallas, it’s just a quick trip up 75—super easy to pop in on the weekends for a browse. And honestly, the prices are significantly better than what you’ll find in the Dallas Design District. You get high style without the high markup. Whether you’re into mid-century modern, traditional antiques, or just love the thrill of the hunt, this spot is a must-visit. It’s well-organized, welcoming, and perfect for vintage lovers, home decorators, or anyone looking to add charm and character to their space. Highly recommend!

This is a subpar antique store, it’s huge but full of a lot of overpriced nothing (found an art piece I saw at a goodwill the previous week marked up 60%) it’s for those that are unable to hunt down estate sales and get the scraps for triple the price. Whatever that’s fine, that’s a lot of Dallas. My experience was pleasant although disappointing but I wouldn’t mind returning UNTIL I saw this. Tucked away in a both vendor in the back. Label as “Black Americana” racist caricatures of Black people in a glass case. What else was in the case with it you ask? Oh a picture of a basketball legend? Who you ask? Michael Jordan. While the rest of the collection of athlete cards hung across the walkway in the same booth. This is a disgusting piece of history and to profit off it is shameful and despicable. Shame on you lane (owner of the booth space) and shame on high street antiques for allowing this to even be sold in their space. Yall know how wrong this is because it is hidden away DEEP into the ground nearly the end of the store.

Good place if you’re looking for more of the same things than hunting for a niche. it can make for a calmer store experience, and it wasn’t busy so it was great. I liked looking at colorful, shiny things without being overwhelmed. Assortment is much of the same, but there is some variety. prices range between fair to very high. 75% of the store is locked cases or cases in general which isn’t totally inviting to the eyes unless the vendors make a nice display shelf. no music, which I really liked. seems that some of the vendors hang out in their spaces which felt pleasant and friendly.