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COOCOOU
COOCOOU: A museum-like showroom of touchable mid-century treasures.
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Retail Store
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COOCOOU: A museum-like showroom of touchable mid-century treasures.
COOCOOU at 1261 Niagara St in Buffalo offers an eclectic home goods shopping experience. The shop features mid-century furniture, lights, antiques, and art decor in a museum-like, touchable setting. Customers praise the owner Michael for being easy to work with and for helping ship items (even to Oregon). Reviews are mixed on transactions, but the store remains a standout destination for vintage finds.
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Curated selection of vintage and restored mid-century furniture pieces.
Unique antiques, lighting, and art decor items for home styling.
Help with shipping items, including long-distance to locations like Oregon.
One-on-one service with owner Michael for tailored recommendations.
Diverse range of home goods, from decorative items to functional pieces.
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Overall rating
Michael McLean
Very cool place with lots of things to look at . I was very impressed with the large variety of antiques and art decor items to check out .
James Parker
Michael manages to find the most interesting, and sometimes unique items. Talented and personable, even if I don't happen to buy something, on one of my repeated visits, I simply enjoy being in the eclectic environment Mike has created.
Andrew Fries
I mean, come on! This place is legendary. It's like walking through a museum of 20th century art and design, but you can touch the stuff. Just amazing. Never a disappointment.
Ginny Chancy
Michael bought furniture from my 83 year old sister last summer and still owns her 350.00. We have asked him for it and he wrote her a check and dated it 2023. We requested a replacement and never received one. I would never work with him again. Get your money up front!
Kristina Parr Schassen
Very cool place, lots of mid century furniture, lights and decorations. The owner Michael is easy to work with and was able to help ship items back to Oregon.
