Oh my God, I don't know how I miss this place. Great place to find a hostess gift. Adorable little…read morebaby gifts . Clothing jewelry, so many fun things.

From the owner: Accents by Lovell is a charming gift shop located in an antique farmhouse on the property of…read moreLovell's Garden Center. In this pretty and convenient location shoppers will find a wide array of merchandise, including many products made in New England. Attractive displays, a unique product mix, and complimentary gift wrapping combine to make an outing to Accents an uplifting experience. Accents for the home interior such as framed prints, unique accent touches and beautiful serving pieces are well represented. Dinner candles and scented candles as well as hard to find candle accessories are perfect for adding that personal touch to the home. Unusual and functional serving pieces to enhance your table top are available by Mary Jurek, Mariposa, Beatrix Ball, Totally Bamboo , Michel Design Works and others. Womens' clothing and accessories including stylish and unique wardrobe pieces, hats, beautiful spring scarves , distinctive jewelry (much of it made in New England) and a wonderful assortment of bags from Baggallini, Scout, Sven, Habitat clothing and more make picking up a gift for a friend or a treat for yourself a pleasure! Hostess gifts are a strong point at Accents. Need a quick pick up on your way to a housewarming, or a for a gracious host? You will be pleased with our expanded options at Accents! Personal care items such as lotions, soaps, and room scents from Crabtree and Evelyn, Thymes, and Michelle Designs make a thoughtful last minute treat for friends.

Can't wait to visit them for help with our new living space! The showroom is bright and inviting…read more I need furniture, window coverings and closet fittings. I know that you will do a wonderful job!

A key to business success is setting customer expectations and having good customer communication…read more This business did neither. I called for information on Hunter Douglas shades and had a good talk with a woman here, after which we made an appointment for her and a technical person to come by the house a few days later to discuss details about how the mechanized shades work, and look at colors and fabrics.. About five minutes before the expected arrival that day I had a message saying "we" are running late but "we" expect to be there within 15 minutes. About 30 min later though, the doorbell rang and a man stood there. He did not introduce himself but his shirt was labeled "Hunter Douglas". I asked where the design person was with whom I had spoken and who had sent me that message. He didn't know. He came in and I asked if we should wait for her. He didn't know. No attempt to wear a mask or ask if I preferred he do so, and as he walked into the living room I saw he was wearing dirty tennis shoes as he walked on our Oriental carpet--no attempt on his part to remove or cover them. He was very terse (I could not tell if he was shy or upset about coming alone) but did the measuring. I asked what was going on, as I was expecting a designer to come with color books, fabric etc. He offered he had a color book in his car and could go get it, but I had expected to interact with a designer. He was in and out within five minutes. I called the shop, and another employee explained my contact was with a customer, and then, most oddly, proceded to explain to me what this other customer was asking about and was going to order. I stopped her as I wasn't interested at all in another person's order, said I had had a message that "we" were coming and who was this solo quiet man who turned up without ever giving his name even. I asked for my contact to call me back but was told they close at 2p and she would be leaving (heaven forbid they return a call past 2p apparently). I got the email address and sent off an email saying I found this all very unprofessional. I very well could understand running late with a client, but then why not call to say that and ask if we could re-schedule? But sending out this man alone, an employee who clearly was not at his best when speaking directly with customers and who didn't know what was going on even with his own workmate, was unacceptable. She had my email and phone number, but now five days later still no response. Very unprofessional and apparently don't like being called on it! The whole effect was very disorganized and unprofessional.

If I could give the shop and owner Diane more than five stars I would! I have consigned with her…read morefor over 15 years -the experience has been phenomenal . Diane couldnt be more personable, honest, hardworking and fair. She goes above and beyond to accommodate her customers always. I have consigned with others in the past and have found my experience at Second Glance to far exceed all others. If you are considering consigning with Diane dont hesitate- I highly recommend you do so. Thank you Diane!!!! Nancy

Never made it ; sounds good They were nice on the phone I was looking for a walker . There were…read moreclothes in their photos

This was another one of those TikTok thrifting shops and another short drive. Plenty of parking. On…read moreentering Salvage Angel I was not expecting the layout I saw. It was so cute, it looked like little section shops with each section having its own unique style. There was soooooo many items I honestly could have left with a lot more but I had to control myself. Great selection of vintage items and some unique pieces. The prices range but still reasonably priced. The young ladies at checkout were so sweet, they loved the custom tapestry Mickey jacket I made and said I should look into selling a few of my pieces. I really enjoyed this store and I can't wait to go back. There was nothing I didn't enjoy

Ooooh what fun, funky, weird and wonderful finds at this vintage co-op and consignment warehouse in…read morean awesome old brick mill. Vintage fashion, unique items of yesteryear, and new artisan crafts and practical gifts are meticulously displayed in attractive booths from different owners. Excellent reuse of a historic building. The entrance is #12, just past the overhang connecting this old mill to another terrific old brick mill (that hasn't had a renaissance just yet). You may wonder if this shop is still open, but it is just set back a bit. Worth seeking out!

I can't say enough about how much I love this store!! Melissa is amazing and always lights up my…read moreday. I've purchased a bag, candy and lots of earrings here before- all great quality and absolute steals in this pricey modern world!

Local business with great unusual gifts and a wonderful helpful staff!! If you are looking for…read moresomething unique I highly recommend this little GEM!

The Mill is only open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, roughly during business hours. Pretty much…read moresomething for everybody here, the converted mill has a variety of stores with vintage and local items. Each of the stores have their own flavor and personality. You can find furniture, books, kitchenware, music (variety of vinyl), clothing, and all sorts of antiques. You could definitely spend hours here, as the place is quite large. Most of the businesses are on the first floor, while there are other businesses (like photography and music recording rooms) on upper floors. There's also a music lounge, though I haven't been. And hey, if you can't find anything here, or if you have kids that are fussy, there's Hometown Arcade for old school (and some newer) arcade and video games. (Not really public transportation friendly, though there's a commuter rail station about a 20 minute walk away)

So many vendors. Items old and new. The prices seemed reasonable. Loved the vibe. I'll go back…read moreagain for sure.