At the corner of MacArthur Boulevard and Birch Street in Newport Beach, the local branch of Home Consignment Center trades under a slightly different name than its city implies: signage and social accounts for the store, at 4343 MacArthur Boulevard, refer to it as the Newport/Irvine location, reflecting a customer base that draws from both cities along the Orange County corridor between John Wayne Airport and the coast. It is one of several Southern California outposts of the same consignment furniture chain, joining sister stores in Calabasas, Laguna Niguel, San Diego, Torrance, and Yorba Linda under one operating model.
The Newport/Irvine showroom deals in consignment furniture, home decor, and art alongside a jewelry and designer handbag case carrying authenticated pieces from labels such as Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Chanel, giving shoppers a reason to browse even if they arrive without a specific piece of furniture in mind. As with the rest of the chain, inventory is sourced from local consignors and estates rather than manufactured stock, so the specific pieces on the floor, whether a mid-century credenza or a vintage watch, change out on a rolling basis rather than sitting as a fixed catalog.
The store is open daily, Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m., a schedule that accommodates both a workday lunch-hour browse and a longer weekend furnishing trip for anyone setting up a new home in the surrounding Newport Beach, Irvine, or Costa Mesa area. For residents looking to sell rather than buy, the company evaluates consignments either from submitted photos or, for larger furniture pieces or an entire room of items, through a complimentary in-home preview, with staff pricing and arranging pickup so the consignor does not have to move heavy pieces to a drop-off counter themselves.
What sets the Newport/Irvine store apart within its own chain is largely a function of geography: it sits at the center of one of Orange County’s densest retail and residential corridors, drawing consignors and shoppers from Newport Beach, Irvine, Costa Mesa, and the surrounding coastal cities all at once, in contrast to some of the company’s other Southern California locations that each serve a more single-city trade area. That broader draw, paired with the chain’s constant restocking cycle, keeps the MacArthur Boulevard floor turning over quickly enough that a specific dining set or handbag rarely lasts more than a few weeks before it sells.
Home Consignment Center’s Newport/Irvine store on MacArthur Boulevard is a Southern California consignment furniture, art, jewelry, and designer handbag showroom serving Newport Beach, Irvine, and the surrounding Orange County coast, open seven days a week with free in-home consignment previews available for anyone selling their own furniture or accessories.
