The store looks rundown from outside, I was pleasantly surprised when I walked in the door…read more Beautiful antique store with great prices! Greeted as we walked in. Staff is friendly and helpful. We will definitely come back.

Good taste in selecting things,reasonable pricing,nice owners. We shop there quite often and they…read moredeliver as well.

Shopping for new living room furniture due to Memorial Day Sale. Walked in and was greeted and…read moreasked if we would like anything to drink. First good impression !! We explained we wanted to look and was given time. Once we found a sofa the salesperson Brandon was so nice in explaining how to read tags and how fabric choices were available. We never felt pressured and was always comfortable with the transaction. We ended up purchasing a sofa and recliner and some great floral stems. ( They have a great little floral shop set up ) and the prices are great. !! We look forward to our delivery. Great selection , great service , great shopping experience

Great experience and great furniture at Home Zone furniture. Bought furniture on Monday. It was…read moredelivered with care Wednesday. Our sales person was helpful. Furniture is sturdy and fair priced. Well pleased.

Absolutely adore Spice Village. It's a great way to support local shops away from the hub-bub of…read morethe Magnolia compound frenzy. It's located on a second floor (stair and elevator access) and there are so many good things as far as the eye can see. It's a collective of local shops and proprietors selling their wares. Anything and everything you can think of can be bought here: Menswear Ladies wear Kids wear Baby wear Accessories Jewelry Antiques Housewares Candles Makeup Toys Perfume Crafts Texas-themed merch Bath bombs Bath salts Body spray Towels Lotions Wellness products Facial products Hair products Wine Candy Cards Spices Kitschy things Lawn decor Dried flowers Furniture Dishes Essential oils Magnets Stickers Drinkware Need I go on? Seriously SO MUCH good stuff. Great place to get lost in for an hour or two.

Cute place to stop in Waco! All the hype is around Magnolia and I feel like people don't bother…read morelooking to see what other hidden gems are in the area. This was a fun spot to browse, lots of different little "vendors" in one shop with one check-out. Friendly workers and welcoming. Lots of little hidden treasures.

I absolutely love this place!!! And the customer service is amazing and honest!! I continue to go…read moreback and back. High quality furniture that will withstand time!! I have at least one piece in every room and many more in some!!! You will not be disappointed!! What they sale at other furniture stores does not compare in price or value!!

"Looked all over for rustic, country furniture and I so wish I had started here! Great prices and…read morebeautiful furniture in many styles. My new favorite place!"

This is a must stop shop, it's so wonderfully curated. The best mix of new and vintage!…read more My daughter and I had the best time shopping and visiting with the owner. The absolute best experience!! We picked so many treasures and fun summer clothes and didn't break the bank! I cannot wait to go back.

This was the perfect outing for a girls weekend. So many awesome finds in this little hidden gem in…read moredowntown Waco, TX. The customer service was excellent and the selection is AMAZING! I will be back, next time with a truck! There is something for everybody price range.

What is a trip to Magnolia Market without a stroll through the home store!…read more We popped in immediately after grabbing a coffee, so a nice leisurely stroll with coffee in hand was a great way to experience the space. As expected, the store is well laid out, decorated to perfection, flows nicely and outfitted with beautiful pieces of furniture, art and decor. We were able to get lots of ideas to take back home with us, and even scooped up a few candles as well. Prices are as expected, a bit high on certain things, but decently fair throughout. Service was stellar and friendly. The cashier was very kind, spending several minutes giving us the layout of Magnolia, the must-do's and a few recommendations in Waco. Overall, great part of the full Magnolia Market experience!

The modern farmhouse design is what Joanna Gaines is known for. It's her style and aesthetic. While…read moreit's not my style per se, I do like some elements of it and have incorporated it into my home design and decor. I've got an eclectic sense of style and can appreciate the offerings at this shop. The color palette of the store and its furnishings are neutral and timeless. When I'm in Waco and we have extra time, I like walking through and browsing for inspiration and to see what the latest items are out for sale. With that said, a lot of the things sold here and elsewhere on the property are extremely overpriced. You can get ideas here and buy similar elsewhere. But again, I don't think the idea of this compound is for the savvy shopper.

Great furniture, even greater staff. Shout out to Sheila for helping me find the lamp of my dreamsread more

Incredibly excited to incredibly disappointed. That sums up the experience with DuBois. My wife…read moreand I came in looking for a new bedroom set and a budget of $4,000. I felt that was a fair budget and not the lowest, but also far from the highest. We were so excited when we found they had a new catalog we could view for a set, and after explaining what we wanted the salesman said, "There is a new set I think y'all would love." Sure enough, we loved it. We ordered it right there and he called the company to verify everything was in order and they confirmed it. The salesman then told us next week their floor display of that set was coming in, and that we should come in to look at it in person just to confirm it's what we expected. We went in the next week and sure enough we still loved the set. I asked the same salesman what the timeframe was for our set, and he said, "3-4 weeks from the date of order (June 5th, 2017)." We left and awaited the call. July 4th week rolled around, and I thought it was odd I still had not heard anything so I called in July 5th to check the status. The lady who answered asked for my information and then said she would call back with an update. When she called back she notified us the building warehouse shuts down the whole week of July 4th, and that she was sorry we got caught in that delay. She assured me the furniture would arrive no later than July 15th. Well... July 15th came and went, and we never heard. So on July 18th I called in and got the same questions asked and assured I'd get a callback when they found out what was going on. This time I got a callback from the original salesman and he said, "I'm calling you to let you know the warehouse ran out of all those sets and is having to build more. In that process they are waiting on a couple pieces to finish the set." I immediately called back and asked what the new eta would be. He told me, "well the parts they said won't get to them until August 6th, and then they need to assemble the rest of your set. We are estimating August 25th for arrival." I obviously voiced my displeasure, and reviewed my paperwork to confirm I could return my order for a full refund of the $3,500 purchase price we made back on June 5th. When I asked about that the salesman replied snarkely, "You can return it but what are you going to do about furniture?" Really!?!? I told him my wife and I would piece together a set through another source. He had no further comment about that but asked if we would keep the order if he could bring in the pieces that are done. He said there were two nightstands and a dresser done, but the bed frame, vanity, and additional pieces were not. They offered to loan us a "basic metal base" for our bed until the rest came. I declined, and here I am today going in to cancel my order for a refund. I would never "borrow" from a furniture store first of all, and second why is it that nobody was checking on orders and keeping customers up to date with changes?! I had to fish every ounce of information out of them at every turn. I don't want a partial bedroom set, and I don't want DuBois hanging onto $3,500 cash when I receive nothing in return for over two months!! June 5-Aug 25 is 12 weeks!! This could have been avoided with basic customer service skills like tracking your customer orders, and keeping your customer up to date! To add icing on the cake the salesman notified me it happens to "10% or so of our orders and I'm sorry it happened to you." Really!? 1 in 10 or even possibly worse odds of this happening to your clients!? That's awful, and something you shouldn't admit! My advice? SAVE YOUR MONEY AND TIME! Don't risk being the 1 in ten or worse that gets what we got! DuBois is making some sweet interest off of suckers waiting 12 weeks for furniture they paid for! First and last purchase... maybe try some customer service, or screen your wholesalers so you're not disappointing 10% or so of every client walking in your doors. Grade: 0. Not even worth a letter grade... this is like signing up for a class you never attended! Total and utter failure.

Homestead Heritage is a commune-like place just north of Waco. It is based on Christian tenets;…read moremost of the 900 or so people involved in Homestead Heritage live nearby. Their goal is to be self-sufficient in all ways - growing their own crops, making soap, building their own timber framed structures, etc. The cool thing I love about Homestead Heritage is it's focus on traditional craft. The products that this group makes are of very high quality and include fiber arts, ceramics, traditional blacksmithing, and my favorite - furniture making. The Homestead Heritage Woodworking shop turns out impressive furniture and have won awards for their work. It's not cheap (the entire place is not cheap - I guess it helps fund their commune) but the quality is amazing. Windsor chairs, pencil post bed frames, dining tables are beautifully made and not like the mass-produced (cough, craptastic) "Amish" furniture that is sold all over these days. The woodworking shop offers classes in furniture making, making timber framed structures, and other topics. If you're not interested in buying anything, it's worth a look around (there's also a deli). It's a good place to take a break on the otherwise boring drive from Austin to Dallas on I-35. Four stars (would be five stars if the prices were a bit less).

This was a unique experience. I enjoyed all of the unique parts of the homestead. Take the time to…read moretalk to the people--it really added to the experience!