This place is nice. The best way to describe it would be if someone opened a small Anthropologie in…read moredowntown Marietta. They call it "a curated boutique." They carry gifts, candles, women's accessories, home furnishings, found objects and modern home décor. Some of which you can actually find at an Anthropologie (and at the same prices.) You'll find The Cook's Shop next door, which rivals them in front window display. We stopped in for some Christmas shopping and they had a lot of the mercury glass that's seen everywhere-ornaments, tabletop trees, etc. Also holiday candles and small feather trees. The only con was a woman's screaming child that the employee (I believe to be the owner) did not really help to console. Screaming, as in, falling on the floor screaming. Screaming, as in, turn your head for the pitch will make you pass out screaming. I'm thinking from their conversations they were all related. Sadly, this was very distracting and somewhat disappointing. This place is nice but a Marietta oddity in it's aesthetic and pricing. Hopefully they thrive in a town riddled with antiques shops.

Favorite store in Marietta. Beautifully curated selection, quality goods, pleasant atmosphere and…read morefriendly customer service. i love going to SP Curated!

Dagmar and Ken stock this beautiful store with a wide array of cooking tools, pots, pans, Le…read moreCreuset ware in lots of gorgeous colors, spices, fantastic table and kitchen linens and small appliances. Yes, it's often cheaper to buy things on amazon but this is a shop I believe in supporting. There's a ton of merchandise in a great 19th century downtown building. It would be right at home in New York but it's all ours! The service is terrific. The selection of good to excellent wares is better than Sur La Table, and if you need a cookie cutter, there is no better place! Love it!

Nice cooking supply store in downtown Marietta. A great array of cookware, tools, appliances and…read moregadgets. From Dutch ovens to French presses, you'll find it here. Full kitchen in the back for demos or classes. Avoid the temptation of mail order and buy here so you can see and hold the item before purchase and support a local business.

Lovely home, gift, and clothing store. Wish it was in my neighborhood. I have visited several times…read morenow. It is chock full of unique gifts of all kind and clothing for women, men, and children. It also has a wide selection of all sorts of home goods. If you need a gift or something new to inspire and add to your home, this is the place. Whenever in Granville, I stop in. Just be sure to check the store hours.

I love this gift store. My second time shopping here. The store has three floors of gifts and…read moredecor, clothing, misc. and family owned as well. Has a little bit of everything. I bought some bird feed shaped as an owl for gift for my dad. It was a great way to spend an hour of our time while in Granville.

Husband, Tony &I went to Grand Central Mall in Vienna to do a little bit of Christmas shopping. I…read morewas pleasantly surprised to see that they recently added a Miniso Store My grand daughter loves this store full over merchandise from Japan. Definitely a Hello and Friendly store, bright and cheerful place.

my favorite store in the mall! it's a very fun store, with nice workers! They has a ton of blind…read moreboxes.

This place has a few owners but is primarily run by 4 women. I hope I get all of my facts straight,…read morebut they are the last washboard manufacturer in the US! Several different sizes and it was great to see them put together. They offer tours, sales, a really cute ice cream stand and more. They've been featured on WOSU and I think the history channel. People still order for off the grid living, decoration, and one other reason. I forget that one sorry! They also have a map with pins of every location they've shipped to! (Near Siberia was a pin I found to be neato). This sort of labor of love is worth supporting. Finding owners in house who care about their customers and their trade is reason enough for me to stop every time I'm in town. You should to.

Worth visiting if you are ever in Logan; they take you through the entire manufacturing process and…read moreare one of the few remaining washboard manufacturers in the United States. What makes it great is the fact that they use a lot of old-fashioned technology.

This is a great little country, grocery store with home, baked goods and lots of variety for food…read moreto make yourself.

From the owner: Bakery, butcher shop, amish meat & cheese deli, in house made custard ice cream, fresh produce,…read moregroceries, home goods, made from scratch donuts, amish jarred goods.

A treasure trove of goods for home, garden, and gifting. There were so many things I would have…read moreliked to take home. Cute clothing selection and leather bags of all shapes and sizes. Staff could have been friendlier, but a fun visit overall. Definitely worth checking out if you are in downtown Lancaster.

A very cute eclectic store full of home decor, locally made soaps and candles, and a great…read moreselection of affordable clothing!! I was pleasantly surprised with the many clothing items - shirts, tanks, tie dye, dresses. So much of the home decor stuff in ASIT is local, made from independent sellers around Ohio. This is a fantastic store to check out if your looking for a gift for family or friends. The store has an eclectic vide, kinda country chic but not really. The perfect way to support local, and a great excuse to spend your afternoon or evening perusing the wide selection! I definitely plan to go back and look more at the clothing items (several great picks, so I need to return)!! The gal manning the store was very pleasant and welcoming, too.

There are so many unique treasures in this store. It's a great place to find a gift. They have a…read morelarge selection of adorable items in one cozy little shop. I grabbed some of the Duke Cannon soap for me and a galvanized metal planter for my wife. The Christmas shop next door is a great place to stop as well.