Since 2003 the prime antique store for Pittsburgh natives has been Zerrer's. Located at Penn Avenue, the store has had to fend off competition from various rivals in and around the Penn Avenue and Butler Street area. Humility while dealing with prospective and existing customers has led to a steadily increasing fanfare for the store. The cramped store has many a furniture and paintings fitted in. Hence, only careful observation would land one an item of choice. Make sure you come with time on your hands on any of the five days that the store is open!

Slaughterhouse is a place which has various facets attached to it. Primarily, it is a furniture store featuring contemporary and antique works. Accompanying the store is a gallery which holds timely exhibits. The store also provides classes for yoga and anger management. On the whole it is a art hub which has various features sure to draw different sets of customers. Call for gallery and shop timings.

Antique furniture to sit on, unique mirrors to look into, funky art-work that find a place on the showcase or beaded jewelry to accompany the latest dress-these are just a brief list of what Collage offers. If gift items which have an antique feel to it is what you're looking for, then Collage is the right place to be. The variety on show are sure to exhibit historic and hand-crafted qualities. From home decor to jewelery to hand-crafted show-pieces, each find a place at Collage. Ceramics are also a common fixture amongst the various collections on offer. The cheap craftsmanship is sure to be easy on your pockets too.

The service provided by Equita goes deeper than offering customers the best in fashion, food and furniture. A strict adherence to ethical living forces Equita to think about not only the buyer and seller but also of those who are indirectly affected by the increasing dangers of consumerism. Bearing this in mind, Equita promotes a range of men's and women's wear, food stuffs like coffee and tea and home decor and furniture items. Ensuring that they go through the recycling processes, use minimal energy and are not fruits of unlawful labor, the products on offer looks beyond the race of acquiring capital and answers questions on a philosophical level. Without a shadow of doubt Equita paves way for the manner in which current and future businesses need conducting.

Funky artwork on gift items make Divertido stand out amongst other gift shops. Established in 2004, this Butler Street store is located adjacent to Penn Avenue. The store offers prominent gift ideas of trendy fashion accessories like bags, scarves and jewelry. Also included are a variety of cards, dinnerware, children's books and home decor items. Each of those are sure to have its fair share of quirkiness attached. While the art work might not cater to everyone's taste, the beauty of it, at the very least, wouldn't go unnoticed.

Crystal Bead Bazaar is located at Butler Street overlooking the Allegheny Valley Expressway. The store stocks all the prominent names in the humble bead industry from Swarovski to Czech Glass. If you wish to take up the art yourself, a small collection of books helping you learn are for sale. From common beads like stone, glass and pearls to unique ones like silver, all are molded into various shapes to suit your design needs.

When it comes to furniture in Butler Street there are only two names. Elements is the first. Who Knew? is the second. While question marks may rise from the name, one can be sure they know their furniture well. Antique '50s and '60s furniture are sure to take you back in time. Prominent use of leather was symbolic of the couches of that era and there's no doubting one can find many such in here. Yet, one can be sure contemporary designers like Hans Wagner aren't shunned. 'Who Knows', this could well be the perfect place that helps you sort out your furniture.

As unusual as the combination may be, Elements on Butler Street is a furniture store also providing a range of women's dresses. With two floors of furniture on show, it is evident that the fashion products play second fiddle to it. Renowned for showcasing only the unique, Elements makes sure you find something new on display with each visit. Needless to say one would have half an eye towards purchasing them. Accompanying the furniture on sale are other home décor items like vases. Crockery like coffee-sets to go with coffee table are also up for grabs.

Maintaining the lofty art heights of Butler Street is a boutique known quite plainly as Sugar Boutique. One of two in Pittsburgh, Sugar Boutique has grown onto being an integral part of women's wardrobe in and around the area. Alternate Spring and Fall collections provides shoppers a reason to visit time and again. Regular fashion shows to reveal new collections tickle the designer bones in everyone. Along with keeping you updated about the latest designs, the boutique also offers fashion accessories. Prominent amongst those is their collection of necklaces.

Pavement is a shoe store which makes you feel part of their family time and again. With shoes available for men and women alike, footwear for the entire family is covered in one particular shop. Monthly events, amongst fellow Pittsburgh natives celebrating their common love for both the store and the shoes it provides, brings together people from all quarters. With barbecue parties and dance, the store goes beyond helping you find the best pair of Campers or Irregular Choice for your feet. Along with shoes, accessories and apparel too are available at Pavement.