Amazing to have a store like this in the area!…read more Lots of vintage, antique, and one of a kind pieces. Incredible variety of beautiful, real furniture. Much better quality and better prices than the particleboard stuff that even places like Anthropologie sell now. They always have a gorgeous selection of art and especially mirrors, pieces by local artists, plus soaps, lotion, and packaged food and drink mixes from local New Hampshire artisans. Also a great mix of clothing, jewelry, and gifts. I've gotten some beautiful and one of a kind lamps, glassware, and big pieces of furniture here. They're constantly bringing in new inventory so it's always exciting to visit and see what's new.

Great group shop! A nice variety of styles and lots of little nooks and crannies to admire. I loved…read morethe rustic items on the porch and out back on the patio. I found a great macramé plant holder that i almost paid $300 for at Brimfiled and it was only $45, steal of the year! I cant wait to visit again!

Cindy and Hugh are amazing since closing their store. They really cater to shipping things out that…read morethey are able to great quality pieces. Debra

Awesome independent small business. Located in Greenfield on an old farm with a big old barn. Hugh…read moreand Cindy do an amazing job picking, repurposing, and refinishing antique barn finds. I've been twice already to pickup furniture I've seen posted on their Facebook page. They have barn sales open to the public on select days, but most other things are arranged for pickup at a mutually agreed upon time and date at the barn. The prices are very good, and sometimes there is some wiggle room on certain things. If you're interested, the first step would be to like their Facebook page.

I had the chance to revisit Kestrel, and it's just as beautiful as I remember it, if not more. I…read morealso love that they let us bring our little pup into the store! Immediately when you walk in, you will feel a sense of warmth and good vibes come over you (greenery just does that for me). This is such a wonderful little store. Their focal point is obviously their plants and succulents-- they have a gorgeous selection of mini/succulent babies, air plants, vases and more. They still feel a little pricey compared to the ones I buy in Cleveland, but the store itself is so unique, that if I lived in Northampton, I'd probably purchase exclusively from here. Having visited Northampton a few times now, no trip would be complete without a stop to Kestrel. It's a great place to buy a gift or something special for yourself. They also have modern/dainty jewelry, baby gifts, and high-quality coffee table books. It seems as if they are constantly curating and adding to their collection of lovely items! The staff is always super friendly and helpful and always buzzing with customers. Love!

No greeting...treated like a nuisance when I commented on the lovely items in the shop. Rude and…read moresnooty! I will never give them my business.

The store is refusing to accept its own gift cards inconsistent with Massachusetts General Laws…read more Considering the business does not honor IOUs made to customers, I am very glad they are in financial trouble, and the store is closing .

I visited the store for first time and bought a few decorative items: candle candle stand…read more.. At home I removed sticky price tag to reveal sticker price was more than original price on the items.

An absolute gem we somehow never knew existed. Lovely owners, amazing Christmas decor, crafts and…read moregifts. Can't wait to return again and again!

This is a great place to go .It is in an old barn and at one time housed cows and had an apple room…read morewhere cider was made and apples were sold . The bigger section of the barn has 6rooms plus little nooks decorated for the Holiday season. It is located on route 169 in Woodstock Ct. Stop by and say hello to Jay and just enjoy the experience.

I visited Sticks and Bricks for the first time yesterday. I have wanted to go in for a couple of…read moreyears, but they are always closed when I am around. If I lived in Noho, I'm sure I would have visited sooner. I recommend familiarizing yourself with their hours before expecting that they are open. I am giving this 5 stars for the following reasons: consistent aesthetic locally-made items repurposed items variety of prices unique That said, I would love to see the store expand their offerings a bit. I walked out with a couple of antique glass bottles, a hand-painted watercolor card (only $3!!!), and a few skeleton keys. My daughter liked the place a lot and liked the owner who popped herself out from working in the back when we needed to ask questions. She was quirky and charming and it's good to see a craftsperson (artist) working at what they do. I liked that you had a view into the work shop area. We will be back.

Sticks & Bricks in Northampton, MA is a treasure. Everything they make tells a story. They…read moreepitomize the unique style of the area--rustic & charming, reclaimed & transformed. They have a custom furniture service, so whatever you can dream up for your house or garden can be built for you--from kitchen hutches to tables to sideboards to custom shelving. We just bought our first house and wanted a showpiece farm table for the dining room. It was the first piece of furniture that we have ever custom-ordered. We were amazed with the result. Liz totally "got" our design and style perfectly. Not only is the farm table EXACTLY what we wanted (7'ft long...seats ten ppl easily), it was literally half the price of West Elm tables. AND she made it for us with reclaimed wood a local grain mill. Major bonus. They are local business that really cares about the community.

I met them at the Bloom plant and flower show in Providence on Sunday ! Had beautiful, healthy…read moreplants. The staff was amazing, extremely knowledgeable, and took the time to help with questions. .I wanted everything! Also very reasonable for such healthy plants. Will definitely visit their store. Thank you !

SUCH a beautiful store inside and out. They have pretty much any indoor plant/succulent you can…read morethink of. Sage also offers items to help care for your plants including moss sticks (I use mine for my fast growing Monstera), spray bottles, pots, planters, etc. They also sell sweet little gift giving items and have a crystal section that I'm always in awe of. I recommend Sage to ANY plant lover, whether you're a beginner or a plant pro!

We go to this Christmas Tree Farm every year. They have tons of beautiful Christmas trees. Any…read moretree in the field is just $40...this price hasn't gone up in years. Adding to the atmosphere, there is christmas music and they provide saws to cut or will cut it for you. All employees wear festive clothing, and bail your tree for free. These fresh cut trees stay fresh for months, and like I previously mentioned- you pick the size! You can pick smaller trees to the larger 10 ft trees...all just $40!

Great experience and great trees! We will be going back again. My family had so much fun. Our tree…read morewas beautiful.

We met Lorraine and Brent Newell when we spent a summer in West Wardsboro and are now obsessed with…read moretheir bourbon barrel aged maple syrup. There's no alcohol in the maple syrup, but the maple syrup is aged in bourbon barrels giving them a deliciously strong aroma that is bound to delight any whisky or bourbon fan. We heard today that Brent is getting a new sugar house. The old one was in need of repairs. I'm excited to see what he is able to produce in his new sugar house. Lorraine also does a tremendous job curating her store and bringing together very cute Vermont-themed or country home themed items. It's easy to find a gift for anyone here. They even have some wooden marble toys in the back to entertain your kid while you shop.

Wow what a great little shop !!! The owner Lorraine is so helpful and sweet. We picked up some…read morelocal soaps and found an awesome serving tray. Not to mention her husband provides the shop with some amazing Maple Syrup! Had to get some as you cannot have pancakes Sunday morning without VT Maple Syrup! We will definitely be stopping by again when we come back from going to Stratton Mountain.

I can't praise this business enough. We called ahead to let them know we would be by. We were…read morepleasantly surprised by the property as it was a historic home and barn on beautiful land, with a country feel...wildflowers.. And rolling hills. The ladies were very kind and welcoming. We wandered thru the room in the home with many beautiful pieces. Prices were very fair and items were well organized. I immediately found a few pieces of jewelry that spoke to me.... They were able to answer my question about what stone was in my chosen bracelet And where it had come from..And asked them if I could set them aside so we could venture into the large barn and the many bins outside. The bins were .25¢ for each item..and my husband and I found several for our collection. Smaller items...but rare. The barn was very busy with many items to look at, several pieces we had never seen in other shops/locations. We brought our flashlights (as recommended here in another review) but there were motion lights set up which were helpful. The basement was dark... And we anticipated spiders and rodents.. But only came across rodent droppings ..some answer spiders and a good sized toad that startled my husband :)...But for a barn, it was full of history and very interesting.. just to walk around and look at the architecture...(if you realy like buying antiques you should also develope an appreciation of where they came from..including the homes, barns, familes. And structures that still hold up today. We had a nice talk with the ladies after purchasing our items (20% off by the way!!) They answered our questions about the age of the home and kindly asked us about ourselves, our chosen careers, and where we are from. We liked them very much. I highly recommend visiting them if in the are or looking for a road trip.. Easy to find with or without GPS. Good parking. I recommended just taking in the view of the home as it is absolutely beautiful..and property....

This place is, quite literally, a barn full of old stuff. A lot of it is junk (Reader's Digest…read morecompilations from the 1970s, etc.) but there are some great finds, too - maps, nineteenth-century novels, old photos, a working slide projector, etc. It can get pretty hot in summer and the lights aren't working throughout the barn - bring a flashlight, because you're going to want to venture into the small side rooms, up the stairs to the chair loft, and (if you're feeling brave) up the ladder into the book loft. The barn also has a basement accessible by walking around the barn, and slightly more fancy stuff is in the house, which is also where you go to pay. Prices are the definition of reasonable and up for negotiation. There's a pretty sharp turn-off to reach the store, so it can be easy to miss. Keep your eyes peeled!