Very disappointed in the over hyped store. It was a girls day so we leisurely walked around the…read morestore with no greeting from the employees even though we saw around five staff members but I guess they were busy dealing with how many returns they had going on. Didn't see any purchases from other shoppers but did see lots of returns. The returns, unapproachable and rude staff combined with the over pricing the trip wasn't worth it. Overprice example is the bowl pictured below. Priced at $150. You can buy off Amazon for $20 and use your choice of chalk paint for around $5 from local craft store. Your money will be better spent at other home goods stores or Etsy shops.

Last time I was there salespeople were friendly. Had a decent sale as well. I alway like this…read moremerchandise

Such a cute shop to browse for unique gifts. They have a wide variety of items, from baby gifts and…read moreapparel to kitchenware, home décor, and books. I didn't have enough time to look through everything, but it's the kind of place where you can easily find something special. Some of the items were a bit pricey, but there were plenty of unique finds that would make great gifts. If you're visiting Nashville and need to pick up a gift, or just want to do a little shopping, this spot is well worth a stop.

The Store That Sells Everything You Didn't Know You Wanted…read more I was wandering down what I think is called 12th Street in Nashville -- that trendy stretch where even the sidewalks feel cooler than me -- and I stumbled into White's Mercantile. This place is like if a country singer, an interior designer, and an old general store all decided to start a lifestyle brand together. It's packed with everything from candles that smell like wealth and nostalgia, to mugs that make you question your current kitchen aesthetic. There's leather, linen, and probably something made from reclaimed barn wood -- all tastefully arranged to make you wish your house looked like this. After exploring all the treasures and fighting the urge to buy things I couldn't pronounce, I did what any sensible shopper would do: I bought a book. Because clearly, I'm a minimalist at heart... just one browsing session away from becoming a home décor influencer. Final Verdict: White's Mercantile is dangerously charming -- the kind of store that makes you believe you need artisanal coasters and $40 soap.

LOVE this place for all things gifts, home and especially candles. Sales lady Allie is so kind and…read morehelpful too!

Today was my was my first day out to the GH mall since March of last year. After the mall visit, I…read moreventured to Bandywood Drive. I have spent quite a bit of time in Ash Blue, but today was different. I was greeted by a young teen that was a little bit too much. Not quite aggressive but too pushy. I was also was followed around the store by 2 employees to what appears to watch me for shoplifting. The entire time in the store I felt "watched" and not entirely welcome. I will try the store again, as I have picked up several gifts there in the past and have been pleased with everything I have purchased.

Pottery Barn customer service is the absolute worst. They shipped me a side table that you would…read moreexpect to be new. The box arrived and had been sealed with blue painters tape so it was obviously returned. The table was damaged. They don't issue call tags so I had to haul it to a UPS store. Spent an hour via chat and got absolutely no resolution even asking for my situation to be escalated to management multiple times. I was told I could call customer service. Spent an hour on the phone with customer service - I may as well had a conversation with the table itself because again, absolutely NO resolution or help. I should have thrown it away and disputed the charge. Not the level of service you would expect from a "high end" retailer like Pottery Barn! Good luck to anyone else with a customer service issue.

Terrible, terrible customer service. I used to view this company as solidly good, with good quality…read moreitems. No more. I was royally screwed after canceling an order taking 2 Mos to ship. I advise anyone out there to go elsewhere to buy homewares. They made false statements and refused to answer my questions. What they didn't reveal about the cancelation ramifications cost me about 500.00. They never told me the ramifications I would incur before I cancelled, else I would not have done so. I tried in vain to work out a solution with them and they would not help. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY! Just an awful nightmare. And it's no wonder why there are no reviews on their website for their merchandise.​

Pre-lockdown experience…read more This has all the makings of one of my (now) trademark grim reaper reviews: 1 prior review (from 2017, no less), non-food related, out of the city core... Things weren't looking good. But one check of the socials and my fears were for naught. This is just the type of business that doesn't get a lot of attention on here.* Home boutiques in this part of the metro just make sense. I'm always eager to call it 'Bellevue' but concede that West Meade might suffice. I just wouldn't call it 'Nashville.' That's not an insult; it's just, I don't know, cartography? I came here in search of good Christmas presents for mom and that's what I found. From clothes to rugs to candles to tschotskes, I was very happy with the selection and possibilities. If I was going all out (and was buying in town), I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that the furniture options are fantastic. I saw couches, tables and chairs I'd like to appear in my home one day. There's a lot from which to choose so when you come in, do so expecting to spend some time. Also expect to interact with nice people. For the entirety of my time in the store (early winter, late Saturday afternoon), I was the only person in the gallery. Rather than feeling awkward or conspicuous, I was greeted with warmth, offered a cider (I passed), given gift advice, and engaged in a conversation about (what else) Vanderbilt. Even if I'd had no intention on buying a thing, after my interaction I would have done so. I truly appreciated the hospitality. In a home gallery, that couldn't be more apropos. Two For Home isn't a place you wind up at. You plan to come here. But planning yields dividends. I'd be shocked if you didn't leave here with more than one item -- and more on your list of possibilities. Shop local and discover your metro all in one place. I think you'll be a fan of the experience. *That is a mistake.

Great little shop! The selection was great and love Rainey the sales lady. Very personableread more

I had an excellent experience with Nashville Fine Rugs. They picked up my rug the same day I called…read morethem. They cleaned and repaired my rug and then dropped it back off in about two weeks. The owner and driver were both as polite and helpful as anyone could be. I have a unique rug and was worried that they wouldn't be able to repair it in a way that looked right, but they matched the yarn color and weight so well. I'd recommend them any day.

Amazing quality rugs. Great customer service. Very helpful…read more Great, fair prices for extraordinary quality rugs. We will be back for more soon.

Good price points, quality, limited but great choices got the home, fun to shop throughout the…read morestore and just an overall great experience!

SS is a pretty neat spot. Definitely lots of selection for just about any home project you have…read more Good prices. I think if you were a home flipper or something of that nature, this would be your playground to do it well, but on the cheap. Unfortunately the quality of the items just weren't up to the standard of something I would want in my house I was living in, so I didn't end up buying anything. But if you need something quick and cheap to get a home project done, I'm confident you could find something to fit the bill at this place. Everyone has different tastes, so check it out for yourself!

Julia, the manager, was very kind to us on our visit! We didn't realize we walked in a couple…read moreminutes before close until after we left, but she didn't rush us at all and let us browse for a card. We grabbed these cute locally made sample chocolates and found a unique greeting card for a friend, they've got lots of cute household items for hosts and gift givers

From the owner: Hester & Cook started in the home basement of husband and wife team Robbie and Angie Hester Cook…read more What began as Robbie’s inspired idea of crafting a vintage doorknob into a bottle stopper soon became the company’s first product, KnobStoppers. Within months, Angie and Robbie introduced the product to the wholesale market. From there, Hester & Cook rapidly grew into offering everything from hand-crafted chandeliers to #2 pencils. Today we are best known for our paper placemat pads and table runners. Assortments of our products can be found at over 3000 stores worldwide, but the full collection is only available on our website as well as our three Nashville, TN area retail locations; our White Bridge and Hillsboro Village Stores, and our signature location in Franklin, TN. In addition to Hester & Cook’s own products, we also carry a wide variety of brands that fit both our ethos and our aesthetic. From curated dinnerware to festive decor, we have hand-selected thoughtful items for every occasion.