The Estate Sale Co

This is such a unique place with a huge selecting of furniture, antique pieces, decor, outdoor furniture, lights, lamps, wall art, everything to make your home something special! The owner is so sweet and knows her stuff!

It's a great place to window shop for furniture, and especially wall art. ☺️

Truly an amazing place. Huge inventory and very good prices. So much stuff including furniture, artwork, and many decorator items. We will frequent the place and buy very unique items.

We have consigned and also purchased from Estate Sale Co. The owner and staff are always friendly, accurate, and professional. We highly Recommend them.

Love The Estate Sale Company to buy and sell. They always have unusual finds at great prices! Nice staff.

A fun place with friendly staff. I have seen so many fantastic things here. New items every day. If you enjoy picking dont miss this place.

Kandi has a beautiful store and she is so kind. There are so many beautiful items and there were so many things I wanted to buy but simply could not figure out a way to bring them back to Canada. The quality and variety of all the items are spectacular. I highly recommend visiting the Estate sale co. While in Palm Springs/Rancho Mirage.

All kinds of furnishings. Something different every time I stop by. Reasonable prices on artwork, chairs, tables, patio furniture.

The experience at first is a bit overwhelming, but in a good way. Everyone from the owner to support staff made the buying and truck-loading process very effortless. The amount of floor space is breathtaking. The selection is eclectic and fun. But most of all, there isn’t any junk there. The owner cares enough about customers to feature items worth purchasing. This is a pleasant change from other businesses we have visited in the past. This merchant is established, been in business for many years and has an overall decent reputation within the community.

This was my first time here and I will definitely be going back. I was in these stores (yes STORES!) for about two hours and I’m sure I didn’t see everything! I walked into the first store, which I thought was new and was impressed with the enthusiasm of the gentleman that worked there - he greeted every person and offered to help. I asked him how long his shop had been open and he said, “Oh, no, this isn’t my shop, I’m just the attendant.” He went on to tell us how Sharon, the owner, and her family created the first consignment shop at the other end of the block and grew it into 5 buildings after being told the business wasn’t a good idea! I love hearing when people do something they’re told they can’t and they end up doing it bigger than they ever imagined - especially a business woman! He encouraged us to visit the rest of the buildings, joking that this is like a furniture history museum, except you can buy the exhibits! We walked through and were amazed at how much was housed in what seemed to be a small city. Everything from amazing to not so much - if you’re looking for it, it’ll probably wind up here! With all the consignment store competition, acknowledging a customer goes a long way! We visited Misty’s, Palm Springs Consignment and Consign Design and didn’t have anywhere near the experience we had here!