The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Wellington

“Gmar Furniture and More keeps Miami homes furnished without drama, with bedroom, dining, and living pieces plus some handy miscellaneous finds. Bonus, they even handle notary services, so you can pick a bed and stamp a doc in one trip.”

“Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, furniture, housewares & more.”

“Florida’s biggest and best monthly antiques show runs through today, and West Palm Beach Antiques Festival has 40+ years under its belt with over 300 booths of furniture, antique estate jewelry, vintage clothing, coins, garden décor, and more. Think Pyrex to Rolex and the kind of find you’ll brag about all week.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Red White & Blue Thrift Store keeps the racks color-sorted and the discoveries constant, with over 10,000 fresh secondhand items landing daily.”

From the Weston newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Level up your closet this week at Lotus House Thrift Chic Boutique, where boutique-worthy pieces and surprise high end labels pop up alongside things like Zara jumpsuits and Adidas Sambas.”

From the Doral newsletter, August 14, 2026

“Refresh your space and closet this week at The Caring Place Thrift Store, where beautifully curated clothing, home goods, furniture, books, toys, and even electronics turn into real support for local outreach across Miami-Dade and Broward.”

From the Miami newsletter, August 12, 2026

“Thrift shop stocking used goods such as clothing, furniture and books, and run by the Salvation Army.”

“From fine art and Florida Highwaymen paintings to jewelry, coins, and timepieces, Alice Callahan Auction House & Gallery appraises, values, and consigns to auction single items, estates, and specialty collections for serious results.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Yesterday is the kind of spot you hit when you want character, not copycats. Expect music tees from Bob Marley to Led Zeppelin, Tupac prints, light-wash Levi’s, varsity cardigans, cargo pants, old-school watches, even a 1975 Gatorade ringer... the kind of well-picked pieces you actually wear around town.”

From the South Miami newsletter, September 4, 2026