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"A dream shopping experience. To a person, the staff are lovely, friendly, kind, and chic. And such fun to chat with about the perfectly curated merchandise. Good seasonal sales too, but don't wait for one if you truly love something; much of their furniture is one of a kind."

"This is by far one of my favorite shops in Buffalo. Haley has a passion for vintage homewares and deftly mixes new and old pieces together in a constantly evolving scenario. She also hires people who share both her expertise and vision. Thanks to Haley for providing a sweet spot on the Elmwood strip!"

"This is my favorite home store in Buffalo. It is inspired by Scandinavian/mid century modern style. The shop itself is curated very intentionally and feels like it should be in a much bigger city- yet, we're lucky to have it here in Buffalo. Every time I walk in, I feel inspired with the balanced mix of handcrafted furniture, gifts and accessories for the home, artwork, and thrifted pieces. The layout and intentional design of the space and each item invites you to explore what creating a calm and curated space in your home would feel like."

"Although I am an avid treasure hunter/thrifter myself, Reimagine never ceases to amaze me with all of their beautiful and unique pieces! The overall quality and aesthetic of the store shines through not only in their merchandise but also in the way everything is displayed. You can tell so much thought is put into each detail of the entire visual of the store. When I moved back to the Western New York area this past fall I was so happy to see that Buffalo had a boutique like this. Reimagine can definitely be added to the small list of Buffalo businesses with worldly taste and knowledge. It is pretty difficult to find designer, antique,retouched and refurbished items with such great prices in boutiques in any other city. Which makes Reimagine and living in the city of Buffalo that much more amazing!"

"Wow. Pricey. If you want to find unique vintage items in Buffalo, everybody knows that you do the thrift store / garage sale route. Let's not kid ourselves. All the stuff in here came from garage sales and thrift stores. How much is that little green coffee cup? I get the concept. Someone has an "eye" for mid-century furnishings, gets up early on the weekends, buys stuff for dollars and charges hundreds in a local store. That concept really works in NYC where Park Avenue socialites have unlimited cash and wouldn't be caught dead at a garage sale. Don't try and "boutique" me in Buffalo. We are real people here. I'll "put a bird on it" myself."