What clients say about Bargeboard in New Orleans Station (LA)
Shopped on a Sunday. Was greeted by a real nice lady who showed us around. Found a couple things we were interested in. Went back on Tuesday, different and equally nice lady at lady. Made me a great deal on a refurbished chandelier and closed me out. Easy peasy...
Great architectural salvage shop!! Bought amazing set of solid wood doors. They have tons of things from antique lighting to local products and even cookbooks. Must visit.
I love the goodies in Bargeboard. You never know what you're going to find. I bought these handles and painted them for my clients' shabby chic kitchen. Reasonable priced as well.
Great tourist stop, if you take the ferry over from Canal Street. Half antique consignment shop, half old house salvage. Easy walk from ferry dock. I bought some old salt shakers. Lots of ideas too - if you're looking to make your She Shed look like old time NOLA!What a quiet little neighborhood! So different than across the river!
Aimee and the crew at Bargeboard were great in getting us a perfect matching product for our kitchen shelves. We had two shelves already and switched out the brackets for pipe-style shelf mounts and had space for 2 more. I brought one shelf to Aimee and she worked with her team to mill two shelves that are indiscernible from the original! We ended up using only one of the new ones (4th shelf looked more cramped than we imagined) and are going to use the other one for another project. We couldn't be happier with the product they turned out at a very reasonable price!
Woah- Bargeboard is full of SUCH rich and varied items, the staff is so knowledgable and immersed in the history of New Orleans. Look here for doors, furniture, authentic bric a brac!!!!
I wish I had all the money in the world to buy furniture here! Such gorgeous pieces at reasonable prices. Very excited to have this in our neighborhood.
Must see!! Easily the coolest antique store in New Orleans. The owners are incredible, welcoming locals that have so much knowledge to share about New Orleans. Reasonably priced treasures locally found.
What a local treasure. Reimagining barge board into beautiful furniture and there’s also a lighting repair shop in addition to a shop chock-full of wonderful furniture and decor.
Hidden on a side street just beyond the ferry landing on Point Algiers, Bargeboard is a gem for the avid antique collector and scavenger. From gleaming mid century modern chairs in orange pleather to steel bottle openers embossed with horse shoes, the store offers an unparalleled range of finds. We left with a set of original Moscow mule mugs, two fresh soaps and French inspired hand towels designed by local artists. It is a must for any one planning an afternoon on the lovely little Algiers point.
Unusual collection of items! Gifts galore and vintage architectural supplies. Take a short trip on the Algiers Ferry, at Canal Street, across the river and a short walk to Bargeboard.
I noticed the term "treasure trove" in a few reviews, and that is exactly right! The store contains beautiful antique and vintage furniture, art, fixtures, and locally crafted items. In addition, Bargeboard has architectural salvage, a mill shop, and a "light hospital." If you're searching for doors, door knobs, fireplace screens, mantles, light fixtures, et cetera, this is a terrific place to look! The owner is passionate about historic preservation and community, making this a terrific resource. If you follow them on social media, you will see the community events that they host. This is a wonderful addition to Algiers Point!
Bargeboard created a custom console table for us to fit a narrow space. It is gorgeous, I picked out the wood personally and knowing the history of the material and meeting the craftsmen making it makes it even more special. Additionally it is a wonderful treasure trove of vintage furniture, lighting, art and pottery. I rarely leave empty handed!
Stumbled upon this amazing place, and Kristin and Lauren were gracious to open their doors and allow me to tour their beautiful and unique treasures. Definitely going back and taking my sister with me!
Great place to drop in and check out what’s new in architectural salvage and furniture on the West Bank. They also have a millshop crew that chatted with me about some ideas on a kitchen renovation I want to do.
11789 Old Gentilly Rd, New Orleans, LATruck accessories store
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