Alicia Parkway in Laguna Niguel carries a lot of everyday retail traffic between the Pavilions grocery anchor and the surrounding shopping center, and tucked into that stretch, between Pacific Park and Avila, sits one of six Southern California locations of Home Consignment Center. The Laguna Niguel store, at 27350 Alicia Parkway, operates as a full-scale consignment showroom rather than a boutique, with new merchandise arriving continuously enough that the company describes it as feeling like a different store on every visit. Shoppers browsing on a given Saturday will find a floor stocked with mid-century modern furnishings, statement and exotic pieces, local artwork, and current home decor trends, all sourced from individual consignors and estates rather than manufactured inventory.
Furniture is only part of the draw. The Laguna Niguel location also runs a dedicated case of authenticated designer handbags from labels including Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Chanel, plus a rotating selection of consignment jewelry and watches spanning vintage estate pieces to more contemporary designs, giving the store a split identity as both a furniture consignment destination and a resale outlet for accessories that would otherwise carry a much steeper price tag new. That combination lets the store pull in two different kinds of regular shopper, the furniture hunter furnishing a home and the handbag or jewelry buyer working a specific brand list, often browsing the same aisles on the same visit.
The store is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m., hours long enough to accommodate both a lunchtime errand and a full weekend furniture-hunting trip. For anyone on the other side of the transaction, Home Consignment Center accepts new consignments either through photos submitted for evaluation online or, for larger furniture pieces or a full room of items, through a complimentary in-home preview where staff assess and price everything on site before arranging pickup, removing the burden of hauling large furniture to a drop-off counter. Consignors are paid as items sell, with the company handling the pricing strategy aimed at moving pieces quickly rather than letting them sit.
Home Consignment Center operates this same model across six Southern California cities, including Calabasas, Newport Beach, San Diego, Torrance, and Yorba Linda in addition to Laguna Niguel, but each store’s floor is built from whatever has been locally consigned that week, so the specific mix of furniture, art, and accessories at the Alicia Parkway location is never quite the same as its sister stores even when the underlying business model is identical. That local sourcing is part of why the company can promise thousands of shoppers moving through its stores on a regular basis without the inventory ever feeling static.
Home Consignment Center in Laguna Niguel is a Southern California consignment furniture and accessories showroom on Alicia Parkway that pairs constantly rotating mid-century and estate furniture with authenticated designer handbags and jewelry, open daily for browsing and by appointment or photo submission for anyone looking to consign.
