Colin Holmes - Home, Garden & Gifts
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Colin Holmes - Home, Garden & Gifts is a premier antique and vintage destination located in the historic Hudson River town of Nyack, New York. Occupying a charming 19th-century building, this eclectic emporium offers an impressive array of high-quality furniture, lighting, accessories, artwork, jewelry, and home decor.
The store's owner, Colin Holmes, brings over 15 years of experience in the antique and home interiors industry. His discerning eye and commitment to quality are evident in the carefully curated collection, which delights both seasoned collectors and casual browsers. Customers consistently praise the friendly, personalized service they receive from the knowledgeable staff, who are always happy to assist in sourcing specific items or providing design advice.
Among the store's many highlights are the stunning antique chandeliers, the meticulously restored vintage furniture, and the one-of-a-kind artwork and accessories that add character to any space. Visitors have discovered everything from a 19th-century Chippendale sideboard to a mid-century modern credenza, each piece a testament to the owner's passion for unique finds.
The historic building's original hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, and large windows create an inviting atmosphere that transports visitors to a bygone era. Reviewers have described the store as a "hidden gem" and a "treasure trove of vintage delights," praising the "impeccable curation" and the "warm, welcoming vibe."
Beyond the impressive inventory, the store is located just steps away from the scenic Hudson River, with its picturesque parks, charming boutiques, and lively dining scene. Visitors can explore the town's vibrant arts and culture scene, including the Nyack Center for the Arts and the Rockland Center for the Arts, both within a short walking distance.
Whether you're in search of the perfect antique piece to anchor your living room or a unique accessory to elevate your home decor, a visit to Colin Holmes - Home, Garden & Gifts is a must for anyone exploring the beautiful Hudson River town of Nyack. With its exceptional selection, personalized service, and captivating ambiance, this landmark destination is sure to delight and inspire.
9 reviews
Miriam Lippin
I went into Colin’s shop for the first time Christmas weekend and he was so welcoming, patient and warm. His selection is French chic and I loved every single piece he has in his shop from the chandeliers, furniture, jewelry, bags and assorted amazing houseware pieces. I bought a few candles and said for the conversation. Highly recommend stopping in
Peggy McEvoy
Love this store! Fabulous unique finds, and the owner is a sweetheart. Worth a visit!
David Trenchard
We found the perfect wall hanging and amazing mirror for our new house.
Ann-Marie Weathers
Colin is an amazing interior designer who has an eye for unique quality collectibles. The store is a landmark museum with a plethora of rare finds and an atmosphere that is indescribable. I am so addicted.
Dan Lauffer
Unique and fine antiques and curios.
jill yablonski
Colin Holmes in Nyack is such an awesome store! Great service, friendly people and the best place for antiques, vintage goods and all sorts of unique items. There is truly something for everyone and new inventory all the time. ✨Highly recommended!
MIKA'IL SANKOFA
Looking for a touch of Soho, Chelsea, Lower East Side, Central Park West, Harlem Renaissance for your home? Then you have to stop by Colin Holmes in Nyack! Step in the door and his beautiful Havanese pooch will make you feel right at home and give you a tour of some of the most unique home furnishings in the area. From classic dinnerware to unique sculptures and furnishings - Colin Homes has everything for the home, garden and unique gifts for yourself or someone special.
The Critical J
PROS: This is one of two antique stores in the area. The owner is very very nice and will have a full on conversation with you. The prices match the quality of the item and there is a lot to choose from CONS: The merchandise is overflowing which makes it difficult to walk around in. Since it's cluttered its tough for your eyes to catch everything OVERALL: If you like sorting through antiques and you don't mind walking around a few times than I do suggest coming here
Mookie Forcella
came in to browse with a couple of friends. the shop keeper immediately asked if we needed any help and we said that we didn't. no less than one minute later he asked again. thought that was strange but we declined his 'help' and continued browsing. one more minute passes and he asked again. it was pretty clear at this point that he simply had a problem with us being in his store. we walked out and he proceeded to hard stare at us through the shop window until we moved along. hands down one of the strangest and most uncomfortable shopping experiences I've ever had.