Here are the best antique stores in the Hamptons.
Ann Madonia Antiques transports visitors into a world of 18th and 19th-century American and European furniture. This Southampton gem boasts one-of-a-kind decorative art and antique pieces, making it a pivotal stop to perfect your home decor. With expert craftsmanship and historical significance among each piece, Ann Madonia Antiques proves that some things always stay in style. 36 Jobs Lane, Southampton
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A Montauk Highway hot spot, Laurin Copen Antiques displays an extensive collection of furnishings, light fixtures, artwork and decorative accessories. Each piece has its rich history and style, from mid-century modern and industrial to Swedish, rustic and folk. Its interiors match the charm of the curated pieces sourced by experts in the field, situated in an 18th-century farmhouse before entering town. 1703 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton
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Concluded as a captivating experience by many, John Salibello’s antique showroom in Bridgehampton captures his prowess in antique curation and design. In the early stages of his career, Salibello accumulated a trove of treasured antiques throughout his travels. Today, his midcentury and modern curation features pieces by established designers, including Karl Springer, Lion in Frost and much, much more. The success of his Bridgehampton boutique has enabled him to expand his business to the Upper East Side, providing New Yorkers with a piece of historical significance. 2309 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton
Established in 1978 in the heart of Sag Harbor, Sage Street Antiques has remained a fan favorite among antique collectors on the East End. Small in size yet rich with history, this storefront succeeds in sharing its perfectly styled selection of vintage kitchenware, artisan pottery, fine china and delicate glassware that radiate a home-like atmosphere. 114 Division St., Sag Harbor
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Mecox has remained a long-standing Hamptons staple since 1996, standing the test of time while staying modern and relevant with its unmatched collection. Recently expanding its footprint to hold more antiques, this store possesses some of the area’s most high-end, eclectic home furnishings and antique décor. Trust us—no one can copy your design choices since every collectible is one-of-a-kind. 1040 Montauk Highway, Water Mill
After establishing himself as a fashion photographer, Chris Mead shares his artistic lens in Bridgehampton. With a curation spanning over four decades, this hobby-turned-business features a carefully curated blend of hundreds of vintage collectibles from England and other parts of Europe. 26 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton
For those who have passed its Sagaponack storefront exterior while driving on 27 and have thought about venturing in, now’s the time to do so. Meet WYETH—an open showroom home to detailed furniture collections, lighting and unconventional artwork. WYETH’s vintage designs vary from museum-worthy treasures to rare industrial artifacts, along with their own exclusive WYETH line, handmade in its Brooklyn workshop. 3654 Montauk Highway, Sagaponack
When retail therapy beckons to enhance your Hamptons abode, JED Design and Antiques has a tempting appeal. Owned by Jack Deamer, this antique shop displays a myriad of vintage French designs and new products that boast classic appeals. Among the hustle and bustle of East Hampton, JED’s luscious storefront can’t help but invite you in to take a peek. 74 Montauk Highway #9, East Hampton
Difficult to miss and even harder to resist, Nellie’s in Amagansett embodies the ultimate Amagansett shopping experience. With a vast selection of collectibles that each share a unique history, the store tells an even better story—its owner, Connie, fell in love with the charming town of Amagansett over thirty years ago and created Nellie’s for an authentic yet eccentric shopping experience on Main Street. 230 Main St., Amagansett
Black Swan Antiques is a must-visit for vintage lovers in the area. One look around the store, and you will immediately gain interior inspiration with antique pieces that radiate a modern appeal. Don’t pass up an opportunity to buy one of their eclectic items that will hold its value for years and memories to come. 26 Main St., Sag Harbor
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