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“Love this antique mall!! I am a life long collector and happened by it by chance. I could not have been happier that I stopped. This is a TRUE antique and collectibles mall. No repos no junk like so many places now. There is quality items for every collectible addiction! Mine being women's accessories. I could spent my whole bonus check in a booth with amazing jewelry, purses, hats, perfume bottles and much more! The staff was so welcoming, knowledgeable and helpful. Can't wait to go back.”
11AM - 5PM
US12, 1 W Ash St, Three Oaks
Antiques
“What a wonderful space full of goodies! Art, candles, clothing, lamps, quirky decor of all kinds. The owner is friendly and fun, and it is obvious how much hard work they’ve put into this shop. Thanks again!”
“Such a cute store. And the name fits - we were drawn in while waiting for a table at Greenbush. We ended up buying a few things and really enjoyed chatting with Cathleen. So happy to have another cute and stylish store in the area!”
“Awesome store and super helpful/friendly owner & staff! We just purchased a vintage dresser from here and couldn’t be happier with the piece and the price was fair. Stock seems to move fairly quickly so always see new things on different visits.”
“Such a wonderful gem of a place. They source from the best craftspeople, artists and artisans and offer pieces at a range of prices, some surprisingly affordable for the quality. My favorite store in SW Michigan, both for their selection and the warm welcome every time I visit.”
“I am a huge fan of Trilogy! It is a well curated collection of vintage items that meet a certain level of great design. Whether it's an Eames chair or a unique "common" object with lovely lines and balanced aesthetic. Trilogy sees the best of things and collects them for us to enjoy and perhaps if we are lucky-- own for our everyday pleasure. Will come back again and again.”
“Nice little store in western Michigan. I was in Union Pier to visit St. Julian Winery, and thought since I was in the area I'd see if I could find a plant stand somewhere. (How, with the rise of plant parenting during the pandemic, is this not a more readily available piece of furniture?). But don't you worry, I didn't leave empty handed--this store didn't have what I was looking for, but it had a lot of other great stuff. It's a little confusing when you get there, trying to figure out where to go in--or if, indeed, you should go in; I was really worried I was wandering around someone's private home. I'm almost positive it *was* a private home at on time, and they've used the space in a really cool way. When you wander through the store--which is pretty large, and PACKED with stuff--you'll find furniture, candles, silverware, dinnerware, blankets, pillows, tote bags, cookie cutters, greeting cards... just about any sort of gift or houseware item you might want. They also have as a part of their business custom furniture building, and they've used one of the rooms to display the different types of wood that you can choose for your furniture. That's so creative!! I really love how in the kitchen they still have old-school appliances like a dishwasher, refrigerator... I swear, I felt like I was in my grandma's home. And the counters are also used to display merchandise. I'm honestly just so astounded by how clever they used this space to make it wonderfully inviting. The thing I don't love about this store is that it doesn't have a website for anything beyond its woodworking arm, and they don't use ApplePay. I asked about both things, because I had wanted to buy a blanket as a gift, but realized I had the household card on me instead of my debit card. So I ended up only picking up a few items and left the blanket. I know that opting against e-commerce is a deliberate choice and they clearly don't need to venture online for their business to work, but it's too bad for folks like me who don't live near and are not going to make the trip to shop there. On the other hand, it does add to the charm. Review #599 - November 18, 2021 #ThankYouThursday2021”
“This place is a gem ?. Have a lot of nice stuff to choose from very nice very clean it's a messed up if you're on that location. If you're a person who marks down antique places on a map this is one you should Mark down and continue to visit from time to time”
“Having visited many of the antique/vintage shops in Harbor Country- this is by far my favorite. Well curated with great quality pieces and reasonably priced. I being all of my out of town guests here if they want these kind of acquisition.”
“Mazet offers great, sophisticated value for the money. It's wonderful having a store around that's so well curated. You can't go wrong with a visit.”
“Rather small but had a little variety of things. I wouldnt travel any distance to go there, but if in the area and have 20 minutes to spare it's a nice little stopping point.”
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“My Mom and I take an annual mother/daughter trip to the St. Joseph area. This was our first time stopping at Millies antiques. We absolutely loved the shop, and the owner was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. We will definitely be back again!”