Feather Your Nest is exactly the kind of store you'd expect to find in a quaint downtown. When you…read morewalk in, you're overwhelmed by pale pinks and greens -- everything to make your home "pretty." They stock everything from lamps to wall decorations to candles and more. There's a back room with clearance items, which I love. Everything was 50% off in there when I visited. In the front of the building is clearly the focus of the business: Vera Bradley. I can't imagine there being much from the designer that isn't in this room...purses, clutches, wallets, totes...it's all here.

I have taken two of their sewing classes and had a great experience both times. I look forward to…read moretaking more classes in the future. Their classes are priced consistent with the offerings at other shops in the area but what you make is way cuter so I think that is a big advantage. The shop is full of cute stuff! Pretty expensive but it is all one of a kind type stuff so if you love it enough, the price will be worth it. The selection of fabrics is awesome! Much more expensive than what you find at Walmart or JoAnn (basically twice as much or more since things run 10-14 per square foot) but these are higher quality SUPER CUTE fabrics that you wouldn't find at JoAnn).

The staff is friendly and they have good sales. I love how they help the community with their…read moreproceeds. I donate my used items here.

As much as I respect their good work, I was surprised by their hours of operation. Additionally,…read morethey were none to anxious to accept clean reusable toys.

Ivory Barn is one of my favorite shopping destinations throughout the year! They are only open on…read moreselect weekends (keep an eye on fb or instagram) and make it a priority to curate the store to change up the selections and decor. Ivory Barn offers home decor, custom made furniture and design services. I love the pillows they sell and I've had them build an entry table for me. Highly recommend checking this place out when it's open!

Stopped in here last week after having lunch at the nutcracker diner . It had beautiful Christmas…read moredecor to buy . This is a large store and had recently added on . It isn't always open . I believe weekends only and not a

Do not purchase furniture from this store. They delivered furniture August 19th 2025 and tore up…read morebrand new restored hardwood floors . As of today 11/2​025 they have not taken responsibility. They redelivered because the first set of living room furniture was damaged. First delivery was 07/2025. Floors were just completed 06/2025. They have gave me the run around ever since. Do not use this store for any reason. The drivers scooted boxes across the floor in the dining room to living room. Who does that ? No respect whatsoever.

great furniture nice staff overall great experience snacks were free and there was cookies candy's…read morecoffee and ice cream etc.

First off, I am ecstatic that they took over an already vacant building!!! They're in the old…read moreOdd/Big Lots building on 256. I didn't have any expectations coming here, so I was extremely pleasantly surprised by their offerings. If forced, I would say that this place was a hybrid of Big Lots & Anderson's. They offer outdoor/patio seating and decor including fire pits, snacks, organization, and a very wide selection of alcohol. They even had higher end things such as electronics and travel items such as Tumi and Osprey. I would definitely come back and see what the store continues to carry; an employee stated they receive shipments every 3 or 4 days and everything is new. She was also very kind and individually wrapped our glass bottle (girls night anyone?).

Decent place with a variety of merchandise. Value for the money is up for debate. Name brands at…read morediscount prices are a plus. But you do need to watch for the quality of the items.

The Good Earth Store is a heckuva find. Though it might suffer a bit location-wise (Pickerington,…read moreoff 204), the store has the best selection of environmentally minded products in central Ohio. Clothing, cosmetics, home decor, cleaning supplies -- this place is filled with super-hip green products. Here's just a taste of what I've found at Good Earth: -Organic cotton t-shirts, polos and other fashionable men's and women's clothing. It's tough to find eco-friendly stuff that doesn't look like you just came in off the trail. Score one for Good Earth. -Bathrobes made from bamboo -Clocks, frames and business card holders made from re-purposed bike chains -A very cool selection of baby clothes -An exhaustive selection of Mrs. Meyer's cleaning products...Giant Eagle might have a few items, but no one has all this! -Mugs and cups made from remolded beer and wine bottles -Furniture made from wine and whiskey barrels Good Earth stocks a good bit more than what I listed here. These are just what caught my eye. For re-purposed, recycled and generally hip stuff, check this place out -- it rocks.

I absolutely love this place. It's kind of the columbus version of something and vine…read more Some of the things here are absolutely gorgeous, and I always end up wanting to take the whole store with me back home. Somehow, though, I doubt it would fit in to my bedroom. It could only be improved by being bigger.

Huge store. Love that the left half is their 50% off outlet. Easy transition into their current…read moresale section. Steve, our sales associate, was a breath of fresh air! He didn't pressure or nag me. He answered a few questions, hung back. I recommend him to others. I found a few chairs that fit my desired height and armrest requirements, but I'm still not sure if they were really the winner winner chicken dinner. And material, too. Do I want cloth or leather? Black? Ahhhh... Decisions, decisions.

So funny, because I was rolling around this review in my mind and decided on a 3. And of course, I…read moresee yelp currently agrees with me. That makes me feel better because I really wanted to like this place. First of all, it isn't the greatest location--a favorite area for outlets. They have a cool concept of 3 stores in one which is what brought us there originally. We wanted to check out the Fifty Off store next door. However, we decided to check out the Front Room Furnishings quickly. We were surprised they seemed to he having a good sale, better than when we had last visited the Polaris location. We were starting to get a little excited, and Kelli came over to help us. She was really nice that first day, although a little overbearing and pushy for my tastes. We got very close to wanting to purchase a couch that day. However, we had only expected to browse briefly and ran out of time before dinner. Pregnant women need to eat! So we decided to come back again and finish our purchase another day. It was the second visit where it went downhill. We had come ready to wrap up our couch purchase. However, Kelli was having major issues this time. Forget the customer is always right. She kept going out of her way to try to put me down and prove I was stupid, and she was smart. (Even though it was obvious at least once that she was wrong about something, saying for sure a couch was in one area of the store until her associate pointed out it was in a completely different area). I was rather irritated and thought my husband didn't notice her repetitive, rude jabs since she was primarily trying to do it behind his back. We ran out of time before pregnant hunger came back again, and then I was starting to have big doubts, especially about giving Kelli any commission with her horrendous customer service skills. As we were leaving I shared my concerns about Kelli and asked if he had noticed. He said he had definitely noticed, but if I was fine, he didn't want to sour the whole scene. He added that no she definitely wasn't treating you right, and that was wrong. So we both decided that we would either go to the Dublin or Polaris store or at least ask for a different sales person. However, it turned out that whole sour experience derailed us, and we never went back to purchase the couch during that sale. What I did like about Front Room, is that many of their couches are USA made. There are also a lot of customization features. But like I said, if we do go back, we are surely staying away from Kelli and probably this location in general.

I love businesses that have been started out of the pure goodness/personal love of the owners!…read moreLocal shops seem to be much more in tune with there immediate community (or have a unique ability to, should they take advantage of). Re:Work's commitment to building furniture from reclaimed barns is smack on point! I was introduced to this husband-and-wife-run show at a Yelp event showcasing locally run businesses around central Ohio. They know where to look, who to know, and how to make wonderful furniture. Picture frames, tables, basically, you name it and, if it's feasible, they'll make it! We were able to make a simple, but classy wood plant vase out of their reclaimed barn wood. "Reduce, reuse, recycle" at its finest! I'm excited that they're working on expanding there work space. Having the front-space addition, they're planning to make a "show room"/ come and try/experience their offerings before you chat and decide on a design. Nice!

We were so lucky to learn about Edgework Creative at an event that was being hosted there. Lindsay,…read moreone of the awesome owners, was at the event. She gave us some background on the company and just made us fall in love with what they are doing there in Grandview. We purchased a kitchen cutting board that evening and it truly is my favorite addition to my kitchen. The quality of this cutting board is obvious. It is sturdy and beautiful. We hope to purchase a tall standing mirror in the future. They have many on hand in their workshop that can be viewed if you stop by. We are saving up now for it. Feel free to stop by their incredible shop to see what they have on hand for purchase. You can also contact them via their website with any vision you have in mind that you would like made personally for you. Check them out!