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January 2021 by Ashley B.
This place is huge! And carries lots of antiques, furniture, decor, etc. There are multiple rooms and 2 floors of things spread out in an old factory building. Prices range from low to high for antiques. A great place to spend your afternoon looking through old and new-ish things. We were there during the holidays and they carried lots of Christmas decor and winter goods as well. Awesome place to go shopping/thrifting
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September 2020 by Maria D.
A bit pricey but plenty to choose from. All in all a great day spending browsing time there.
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September 2020 by Cliff H.
Massive. Diverse. Curated. In all the times I have drive by 495 I never once knew a place this huge and this unique lived here. Canal Street is the authentic, original, unassuming version of all that rustic, hipster knock off furniture made of pine and laminate that you're paying 2x as much for everywhere else. It's a compendium of a hundred different consignment shops, all custom built by local shops with something to say and something share, all under one roof. It's a collection of high end, fully restored wood furniture that you'd likely never see anywhere but sitting on your couch watching Antiques Roadshow with your eyes glazed on Tuesday night. I spent 2 hours here and covered both floors/wings of the main building, only to have an employee remind me there's an entire other building/wing with multiple floors in the mill next door. What? Logistically think of downstairs as the most eclectic barn store you've seen, upstairs as the higher end consignment and higher end restored furniture market. Plan to spend an afternoon here working through the endless aisles and rooms of items, then go somewhere you can close your eyes because your brain will be so full if the endlessness of what you just saw you'll need an ice pack and a back rub to come back to planet earth.
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September 2020 by Shelly Jenkins
The mall is HUGE. There are several floors of items in a big mill building. There is a mixture of true antiques and used stuff that is cheap. So if you want to furnish your house or apt, go there. There's a lot of furniture. Desks, dressers, tables, chairs, cabinets and doors. Lots of old typewriters and candy machines, kitchen goods, costume jewelry, mirrors, frames, vinyl records, old signs, prints. Stuff for collectors and decorating.
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August 2020 by Michael Breda
One of the best selection of vintage and antique pieces in the area. Large selection of vendors. Reasonable prices.
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August 2020 by Phoebe K.
One of my absolute favorite places. Huge space with lots of great goods. Each section is a bit different, some with more furniture and some with knickknacks.
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August 2020 by Jim Larkin
nice place,,,slot of nice stuff
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February 2020 by Tina B.
Wandered in here to kill some time. It's a nice place. The "booths" are mostly neat and tidy and the prices seem reasonable. Be sure to visit both floors.
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February 2020 by Matthew A.
A tad hidden on the 4th floor of an old Mill building, the 4th Floor Design Center is the bees knees for old antique furniture as well as re purposed materials, think shabby chick if you will. In cahoots with the Canal Street Antique Mall, this is just next door across the back parking lot so you can hit up both places on one visit. A fun place to browse and reminisce back in time - prices are decent. I found as booth with all 60% off!! Score! A lot of stairs to get up to...an elevator as well but I need the exercise.
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September 2019 by drjeff77
We were driving past this area and stopped to check out the antiques, and we weren't disappointed! Just a few minutes off I-495 and there's lots of parking....this is not the best antique mall I've ever been to, but there are many dealers on two floors and you need at least an hour or two if you are into antiques! There is a wide variety of stuff- some rather inexpensive furniture, plenty of glassware, and lots, lots more....worth the time to stop and enjoy these old textile factories in Lawrence!
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September 2019 by Michelle K.
A very interesting place to browse and ponder the origin of all these items. Quite a bit of furniture and wood to build furniture, not what I came for, but delightful to walk through. The building itself is an antique. Lovely way to spend a summer afternoon.
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June 2019 by Nichole Y
This place is amazing. There is so many items to see. The layout is awesome and the staff are very friendly, helpful and happy. A must do, again and again ‘cause everything is always changing.
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March 2019 by aperreault93
The is by far the best antique mall I have ever been to! It is two floors as well as another section of the building next door FULL of antiques, furniture, home decor repurposed items, and other amazing finds!! We spent over two hours going through the buildings. I strongly suggest visiting here especially if you LOVE farmhouse decor!!
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March 2019 by patriciad378
Visiting family so we came here to explore. This is junk collectors heaven with special finds if you keep poking around. From comic books, to cabinet door knobs, large doors, tables, furniture, jewelry, pictures , dishes and toys
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March 2019 by Robert L
There are 2 large floors of booths, quite extensive. Most are just packed with everything imaginable. Overall prices were high, and staff refused to dicker over anything less than $10. However, I would classify about 90% of the items here as junk. Don't expect too much and you can enjoy the poking around. Lots of memorabilia.
