Downtown Wichita Falls is home to one of Texas’ odder roadside landmarks, the so called Worlds Littlest Skyscraper, a four story building built during the 1919 oil boom that turned out to be a construction plan scam and stands barely 40 feet tall, and it is right around that corner, at 511 7th Street, where Hello Again operates as a veteran owned upscale consignment shop for furniture and home decor. The shop takes in gently used furniture, artwork, lighting, and accessories from local sellers and resells them at prices well below new retail, giving Wichita Falls shoppers a way to furnish or refresh a home with pieces that already have some age and character rather than assembling everything from a big box catalog. Anyone interested in consigning is asked to submit photos by email or review the shops consignment agreement directly on its website before bringing items in, a process typical of consignment retail where the shop screens pieces before agreeing to take them on. Hello Again also shares its downtown space with Skylines Boutique, a companion shop carrying womens fashion across a range of sizes along with jewelry, gifts, and souvenirs, which means a single stop downtown covers both home furnishings and personal shopping in one visit. That combination sets Hello Again apart from a typical furniture consignment store, since shoppers who came in looking for a lamp or an accent chair can also walk out with a piece of jewelry or a gift item, and it gives the shop a broader customer base than a furniture only resale operation would typically draw from downtown foot traffic alone. The shop keeps a tighter schedule than a typical big box retailer, open Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and closed Sunday and Monday, so visitors are best served planning a weekday or Saturday morning trip rather than assuming it keeps ordinary weekend retail hours. Those hours, combined with the shops downtown location near the Littlest Skyscraper, make it an easy stop to pair with other downtown Wichita Falls businesses during a single outing. Shoppers or prospective consignors with questions can reach the shop at 940-761-9955 or by email at info@helloagainwf.com, and the veteran owned status of the business is something the shop highlights directly as part of its identity in the local downtown business community. For anyone furnishing a home in Wichita Falls without paying new furniture prices, or looking to consign gently used furniture and decor rather than let it sit unused, Hello Again offers a veteran owned, downtown consignment option that pairs furniture and home decor resale with a companion womens fashion boutique under one roof, just steps from the citys most famous small landmark.
Downtown Wichita Falls is home to one of Texas’ odder roadside landmarks, the so called Worlds Littlest Skyscraper, a four story building built during the 1919 oil boom that turned out to be a construction plan scam and stands barely 40 feet tall, and it is right around that corner, at 511 7th Street, where Hello Again operates as a veteran owned upscale consignment shop for furniture and home decor. The shop takes in gently used furniture, artwork, lighting, and accessories from local sellers and resells them at prices well below new retail, giving Wichita Falls shoppers a way to furnish or refresh a home with pieces that already have some age and character rather than assembling everything from a big box catalog. Anyone interested in consigning is asked to submit photos by email or review the shops consignment agreement directly on its website before bringing items in, a process typical of consignment retail where the shop screens pieces before agreeing to take them on. Hello Again also shares its downtown space with Skylines Boutique, a companion shop carrying womens fashion across a range of sizes along with jewelry, gifts, and souvenirs, which means a single stop downtown covers both home furnishings and personal shopping in one visit. That combination sets Hello Again apart from a typical furniture consignment store, since shoppers who came in looking for a lamp or an accent chair can also walk out with a piece of jewelry or a gift item, and it gives the shop a broader customer base than a furniture only resale operation would typically draw from downtown foot traffic alone. The shop keeps a tighter schedule than a typical big box retailer, open Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and closed Sunday and Monday, so visitors are best served planning a weekday or Saturday morning trip rather than assuming it keeps ordinary weekend retail hours. Those hours, combined with the shops downtown location near the Littlest Skyscraper, make it an easy stop to pair with other downtown Wichita Falls businesses during a single outing. Shoppers or prospective consignors with questions can reach the shop at 940-761-9955 or by email at info@helloagainwf.com, and the veteran owned status of the business is something the shop highlights directly as part of its identity in the local downtown business community. For anyone furnishing a home in Wichita Falls without paying new furniture prices, or looking to consign gently used furniture and decor rather than let it sit unused, Hello Again offers a veteran owned, downtown consignment option that pairs furniture and home decor resale with a companion womens fashion boutique under one roof, just steps from the citys most famous small landmark.
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