Short and sweet review for our short and sweet visit to this furniture and decor shop. The shop…read moreboasts all your decor essentials- think lamps, rugs, mirrors, couches and artwork along with great gifting items- ranging from soap and jam to cooking mixes and lotion. The space is well organized and offers some really unique and well designed furniture. If we didn't live so far away, I would have been serious about a pair of chairs and stone coffee table they were showcasing.

Stowe Craft Design Center is a nice little shoppe I'd been to in my time. They stock a lot of…read moreunusual shelf and gift-type things, locally made glass, jewelry, art, and pottery, and specialty items such as kaleidoscopes and windchimes. All in all, it's a lot of cool stuff that you may not have realized you would be in need for. Worth sttoppin' in .

Such a cute little bookstore. They have a great mix of books, modern books to classics to…read morespeciality and unique books, so it's easy to walk out with something you didn't expect to pick up. The shop also carries a little bit of local merch and some fun extra gifts. One thing I really appreciated was the affordable postcards, which is important to note because they are up-charged at some surrounding stores. I ended up grabbing a few, plus a fun magnet, and they also had a couple local art prints. The inside is super charming, a cozy, feel-good stop whether you're looking for a new read or just a small souvenir.

Loved this store. It is above another store and sort of feels like one big business full of stores…read more It was fun to check out.

we went in for help with a sweater we were knitting because we need more yarn to finish it. We were…read moremet with very rude person who seemed very uninterested in helping us figure this out. We regret having shopped here. Do not recommend this store.

Large selection of yarn here and they were very helpful and attentive to their customers. Price…read morewise, I'm not experienced in this but I didn't think it was "too much". I'd go back again!

I have been to crystal stores all over the east coast and this by far is my absolutely my favorite!…read morei have a pretty large collection of crystals and minerals,yet always leave with something I didn't own already to add to my crystal healing, reiki , meditation and tincture practice. The value I receive exceeds any store matched only by the beauty of the specimens. I never make a trip home without stopping here and love the beautiful gifts I have received from here.Cool Jewels you are a cut above the rest!

EXTREMELY RUDE! Would never spend a cent on that store. When you're checking out and you don't put…read morethe merchandise in the spot that the man behind the counter wants you to put it so he becomes angry!

Waterbury has some great restaurants, cute shops and one of the area's best bookstores. Nestled…read moredowntown just off Main Street with a nice parking lot, it looks like a cute and cozy home, beckoning you to enter. Inside is much larger and book displays are well designed and thought out, enticing and encouraging you to peruse for your next reading adventure. The owner works hard to curate books from every genre, staying on top of current best sellers, while also offering a great section of local Vermont authors (of both fiction and nonfiction) , games, cookbooks, stationary. There is something for everyone's tastes and preferences. The owner and employees are all very friendly and knowledgeable. They'll gladly order what you'd like if you can't find it in stock. She often hosts events, so follow their Facebook page to learn more. Prices are reasonable and it's always hard to walk out with "just one more book." The store is located next to a lovely coffee shop: perfect combination for a new book to take with you as you sip and dine. If you live local or just visiting, I encourage you to see all they have to offer. Supporting indie booksellers is so important and also rewarding. You won't be disappointed.

Love this bookstore. The selection of local authors is great and the kids section epic. Can't miss…read morebridge side books if coming through Waterbury or ...central VT really

Beautiful, meticulous hand crafted work. Reasonably priced and dishwasher safe. Reminds me of…read morequilting patters. Earthy colors are very easy to integrate into many home styles. Friendly people, good find.

I first discovered Jeremy Ayers' gorgeous, unique pottery in art and home decor shops around…read moreBurlington, VT. His pieces are artistic yet sturdy dishes you can use every day around the house. I was most struck by his elegant geometric designs in a neutral color palette. Most pottery sold in shops these days is heavy and thickly glazed in bright, chunky greens, blues, and purples. Ayers' aesthetic is more restrained and delicate. He uses thin washes of white, cream, or sage green glaze and plays with lines and modern geographic patterns, often letting the natural brown of the clay peek through. I was so taken with Jeremy Ayers' style that I had to visit his studio when a quick google revealed it's just a half hour outside Burlington. I know: traveling for pottery -- really?!? But his work is special and so different from what you typically find. So off we went to the charming New England town of Waterbury in pursuit of fired clay. The shop turned out to be adjacent to his studio with a good variety of pieces on offer -- platters, vases, mugs, plates, salt cellars, bowls, etc. There is also the opportunity to buy slightly imperfect seconds, which is good if you, like me, have a pottery jones without the budget to match. I didn't have the chance to meet the artist, which is for the best, as he probably would've found my fandom a little odd. Credit card is accepted (Square), and I left with a prized coffee mug and serving platter. If you're into handicrafts and supporting local artists while beautifying your home, I recommend stopping by. Since the shop is far from where I call home, I'll guess I'll be feeding the habit via his website.

Toys, toys and more toys. These types of toy stores are far and few in between. These places are…read moremore fun than visiting a big box store with a toy department. The staff is generally more friendlier and knowledgeable. What a great time looking at all of the options. My grandson loves these places.

It's so nice to have a toy store in town. They carry a lot of products and staff is helpful. Thank…read moreyou!

Folk Heart is a little store on the main street of Bristol, dishing up a general fare of Far…read moreEast/Hippie/Gift Store products. I love stopping in while I'm in town-- smelling the nag champa and trying on hand crafted silver earrings. For a time, there was a working photobooth in the back of the store that printed out black and white photo strips old school, but the last few times I went, it wasn't working.