I was in search of something oddly specific: a hand carved wooden clock to replace one my mom…read morebought for $10 many moons ago at Aldi. Now while I respect the fact that an Aldi clock lasted years, you could hear it ticking from another room, my mom was over it, and we could do better. I digress. I remembered Woodcraft Artisans and hoped that they would fit the bill. I was not disappointed by the breadth of their offerings. There was one staff member and shr handled the fairly large crowd of customers with aplomb. I wish I recalled her name but she was very informative, friendly, and helpful. I was impressed and would certainly go back!

If you are a topographical maps enthusiast, or like or appreciate topographical maps as a serving…read moretray, clock or lazy susan & nautical theme items, this is your store or website! I'm not a topographical map enthusiast by any means, but I find it fascinating and cool. I had been eyeing a clock on their website and wanted to go to their storefront to check it out in person while visiting Maryland. Browsing the store they have some really neat pieces. They even do sports stadiums, if you're into that.. These items would make a great present or be an excellent addition to your home, office or man cave or she shed. If you're a traveler, or there's a particular place you hold dear to your heart, this a good way to relive or honor those memories. I wanted a functional piece & had been searching for a wall clock, but I'm also on a budget. The smaller of the sized clocks (still a good size) was a more affordable option at $49 ($51 and some change with tax) , although the huge one would have been nice. With some deliberation, I returned the next day to purchase the UK clock. So far I'm very pleased with my purchase. I think they also do customized pieces if they don't have them. My friend purchased an encased wooden topographical map of Japan. general note: Three generators in historic downtown Annapolis blew causing power outages that day, but some stores had back up generators. I can't stress enough the importance of having cash on hand. Although, this wasn't an emergency purchase by any means, I was able to make the purchase because I had cash.

Would like to see more fabrics and larger selection of notions for clothes since the closing of…read moreJoann's.

This store is an amazing addition to the local scene. It is a combination fabric, yarn, art supply…read morestore, a gathering space, a vintage/antique shop, and a classroom. There is room out on the porch & inside at a big maker space table for people to work on projects. There is a classroom area in the rear & I understand a class schedule is coming. My Fiber Arts group went together on a "field trip" to explore. They have all kinds of fabrics, kits, & curated bundles of fat quarters for quilting. Everything is so well thought out, presented, and displayed. I know a bunch of my friends who are going to want to move in & "live" there. It is around in the rear of a shopping center, so as you turn in from Benfield Rd, go all the way back past the string if restaurants and stores and around the rear corner. There is plenty of parking. Best of all, it is women-owned and not a big box store

After a friend suggested it, I liked Paris Grey Cottage's facebook page. I've been seeing the great…read morepictures they post and finally got a chance to check out the shop for myself. It is so cute and cozy inside! They have a good combo of bigger pieces of furniture as well as smaller home decor items. I bought a burlap pillow and an antique salt cellar... And I have my eye on a shabby chic rocker that I hope to buy in the near future. I will definitely be back to this shop - it is clear that they are always changing their inventory so you never know just what treasure you might find!

I was out on a Sunday afternoon with nothing else to do, came across this shop and thought I'd stop…read morein. They have some cute things, but the store is very small and cramped, with barely enough room to walk through. There are more items outside on a porch, but again it's kind of hard to move around to get out there and see everything. The young lady working in the shop was too busy talking on her cell phone to acknowledge me until I came to the register with a picture I wanted to buy. At this point, she says "You do know we only take cash or checks, right?" Really? This is 2012, what legitimate business doesn't accept credit cards? I mean seriously.....you can get a Square-Up card reader for FREE and run them right from your phone! I can't tell you the last time I wrote a check, don't even think I have any, and I never carry cash (as many people don't), so this store just lost not only this sale but any future sales they may have made with me.

If you want to make an impression with a gift, get your paper and accessories here FOR SURE. Also…read moregreat for presents and stocking stuffers. Fun stuff all over the store. I am a former art major who looooves wrapping, and this is my first stop. One of my oldest friends still remembers my wrapping for her wedding gift in '02.

Great location! In the mall this place has been here a while now and is close to Starbucks. I…read morelove going in here for the unique cards and stationary that frequently seems to be on sale. I always get my holiday cards here and that special gift wrap that makes a small present seem like something special. The staff is always polite and they have a rewards program too. I love going here and even if to walk around, they usually have great small gift ideas.

Such a gem of a store. I have not found anything like this anywhere else in the U.S. You can feel…read morethe passion that the owners have for this work. Quality furniture at fair prices in a quaint store, which attributes to a lower overhead. Thank you for saving this genre of furniture and design.

Late to the party but I finally made it to this vintage store when I saw they were doing a big…read moregiveaway on a bunch of random things on some random weekend. I used that as an opportunity to visit, and I got to explore the rest of the store. They're located in that random giant industrial area that runs alongside Route 1 on the side where the train tracks are. It can definitely be easy to miss, and parking in the lot itself is quite limited. The adjacent street allows parking too, but sheesh it gets crowded. The vintage store is bigger than it may appear from the outside, and there's truly a LOT to sort through. Furniture, trinkets, pillows... you name it, they have it. There were some small tables and stools that almost found a home with me, but I was like... where am I going to put these things?! My kitchen is already being to be overloaded, and I rather not have that same energy rippling through the rest of the house. I ended up seeing this beautiful and vintage black and gold highball and shaker set that fit my bar / living room space really well, and I couldn't resist. I haven't been back in a while, but I'm sure if I returned I'd find something else neat. We'll see!

I was surprised to come here and find a lack of reviews. My husband and I made a short and lovely…read moreday trip to Annapolis and stumbled onto this shop. We had a great time talking with the owners, who regaled us with knowledge of their items and experiences. My husband, a nerd about astronomy, was particularly interested in seeing if they had a sextant, which they did, and had a great time examining and trying to use it. The owners had no problem showing us items. We were *not* pressured into buying anything, and they genuinely seemed happy to engage us in conversation. I ended up buying some vintage ladies home journals on a whim, after randomly finding them on a table. I just liked how they looked, and for a very low price was able to get a bundle. We had so much fun just walking around and looking at the items. We can't wait to come back when we're ready to make a bigger purchase for our future home!

Purchased from this auction house on HiBid. The framed print was advertised as antique from the…read more19th century and on the listing it noted that 5-10 dollars would be added for shipping and handling costs. It even said that the poster had an original tax stamp on it. To my surprise shipping was $99 and the frame arrived shattered. The poster was a cheap 21st century reproduction and even the stamp was printed on!! I bid $50 and would have bid higher thinking it was an original piece. When I called the auction house scared about shipping costs, they threatened to have me banned from this action and others on hibid. Beware of this auction house as it may be a scam and/or false advertisement. Edit: the owner replied to my review and another recent review saying they never did business with us. He is a liar. I even attached a photo of what I bought and I'm pretty sure he's the man I spoke to on the phone. Also posting a pic of my invoice here for reference and you can see every detail of what I wrote is true.

Wonderful home furnishing store on Maryland Ave that beckons comfort, costal & class. From chairs…read moreto tapestries, trays, to decorative pillows, candles, gifts and nautical furnishings. Do yourself the favor and linger in. The perfect gift awaits you here be it for yourself or for a loved one. It's the perfect boutique shopping experience!

Bottom Line: A beautiful store on Maryland Avenue featuring traditional and transitional home…read moredecor. I really enjoy shopping Maryland Avenue and the classy stores that call it home. Like many of its neighbors, Be Home does not disappoint! This store features furniture, lamps, artwork and other home decor. Some items are very traditional while other items are more transitional. Regardless of the style, everything is quality and classy. Be Home is definitely the type of place that you'll want to keep checking out as their inventory turns over and they offer many seasonal items. Also, it's a great place to shop for inspiration or a gift. Finally, the staff is friendly and attentive but not overbearing.

Sharing my recent experience with Reclaimed Annapolis so future customers have full transparency…read morebefore committing to a custom project. We paid in full for a custom vanity in late August after being assured that our project would be prioritized and completed quickly. Over the next several months, we repeatedly requested the progress updates and photos we were told we would receive. Instead, we were given multiple estimated completion dates that came and went without any product, updates, or supporting information. By mid-November--after more than two months of delays and asking for realistic timelines so we could coordinate with other contractors--we were informed that the business would not complete the project. The owner cancelled our order outright and issued a full refund. While we do appreciate that the refund was processed promptly, the cancellation caused a significant setback to our bathroom renovation, especially after we had already structured our broader project timeline around the commitments made earlier. We made a deliberate effort to support a local Annapolis business, but our experience was disappointing and disruptive. Customers considering custom work here should be aware of the repeated delays, lack of communication, and ultimate cancellation we encountered. This review reflects our direct experience and the impact it had on our project and schedule.

We bought a beautiful piece of furniture from Reclaimed, had it delivered a few days later. The…read moredelivery folks were awesome and took care of it as if it were their own. We took advantage of their 50% off opportunity.