Dunn’s Attic

Dunn’s Attic on West Granada Boulevard has been serving downtown Ormond Beach since 2013, combining a consignment style furniture and antiques shop with an on site auction house under one roof. The business describes its inventory as an eclectic mix of home furnishings and decor, and it carries recognizable brands like Lenox, Waterford, Hooker, and Ethan Allen alongside gently used furniture, art, jewelry, and collectibles brought in by consignors.

The shop also runs Dunn’s Too, a dedicated nautical themed section that leans into Ormond Beach’s coastal identity with beach and boat inspired decor, and it houses Rosie’s Cafe, which serves all day breakfast and, according to one visitor, dollar mimosas, turning a shopping trip into something closer to a weekend outing. That mix of retail, food, and events, including fundraisers hosted at the location, makes Dunn’s Attic function as more of a destination than a simple storefront.

Dunn’s Attic keeps long hours for a specialty shop, open Monday through Saturday from 8 AM to 6 PM and Sunday from 11 AM to 4 PM, meaning it is one of the few antique or consignment shops downtown open every day of the week. That schedule, combined with the cafe, makes it easy to stop by outside a typical weekday errand run.

Whether the draw is hunting for consignment furniture, browsing nautical decor at Dunn’s Too, or grabbing breakfast at Rosie’s Cafe while looking around, Dunn’s Attic has built a broader identity than most antique shops on Granada Boulevard. Its seven day a week hours make it one of the more accessible stops in downtown Ormond Beach’s shopping district.

Dunn’s Attic’s seven-day schedule sets it apart from most of the antique and consignment shops covered in this guide, many of which close at least one or two days a week, making it one of the more dependable stops for anyone exploring downtown Ormond Beach on a Sunday. Its West Granada Boulevard address puts it within easy walking distance of the rest of the historic downtown shopping district, and the combination of consignment shopping, an auction house, a nautical themed section in Dunn’s Too, and Rosie’s Cafe means a single visit can easily turn into an hour or more of browsing, eating, and shopping under one roof.

The shop’s own materials reference a history stretching back to 1905 even as its current operation under this name and location dates to 2013, a detail that likely reflects either a building with a long earlier commercial history or a broader brand story tied to the surrounding downtown district. Either way, the current shop’s range, spanning consignment furniture, an auction house, nautical decor, and an on-site cafe, gives it one of the more varied identities among the antique and consignment shops covered in this guide.