If you are into Mid Century Modern, Vintage, and Art...look no further. Found has a really great…read moreselection, the owner is really nice and a font of information. I learned a lot about certain pieces as he walked through an area of tje store with me....just talking about something he really loves, not pushy or trying to sell. They had a really incredible collection of vintage ceramic pieces...honestly I dont think you could find as many pieces under one roof. I purchased a vintage set of Japanese Sake and Soy bottles as a gift for my daughter today, and i will definitely return.

Oh goodness, if you haven't checked this place out you definitely need to! It would be worth…read moredriving to the small town of Goshen just to see. The owner, Keith, was so friendly and extremely helpful. He shared with us how he started collecting as a hobby to now a business. He's extremely knowledgeable and told stories about the items in his store and where they have come from, all around the world. As a religious college professor and missionary, Keith and his wife, Ann, have had the opportunity to explore the world and share these pieces in their store. Upon first glance it appears that there is just one level BUT there is a basement and an upstairs to this store as well! You will find a ton of unique and one-of-a-kind antiques, collectibles, treasures, furniture, pieces, jewelry, rugs, pottery, art and vintage items from all over the globe. There are also paintings, pottery, and books available for purchase by the owners and their family. Additionally, there are many, many Icons that can be purchased here. Found is one of the only stores in the Midwest were you can purchase from a HUGE collection of Eastern Orthodox, Ethiopian, & Anabaptist Icons. It's fun to explore the store and find these spread throughout.

Perfect patio dinner, and kid friendly! We had a variety of dishes and all were generous sizes and…read moredelicious! We will go back next time we're in town for sure. Prices ranged from $11-19 entrees and service was quick and great

This place is not as much of an antique shop as it is a warehouse to furnish expensive summer…read morehomes. That said the original Featherbone employeed the majority of my family from the 1920's onward - in fact many of them can be found in a large panaramic photo when you walk into the facility. Celebrating the past is a positive way to remember it and in many ways the Featherbone manages this well. It's a nice place with interesting and very articulate reproductions - many in cast iron. The serivce there is very friendly and I would say if we had a summer place in the county, Featherbone would be our first stop!

I am always in the search of all things Millie so when Millie's Antiques popped up, I had to stop…read morein! I'm so glad I did! This lovely shop has it's delicate treasures so lovingly displayed in an in image space. As soon as I opened the door I eyed a set of green gingham dinner napkins that I had to have. I also found a beautiful teacup and saucer with floral details that was made in France. The owner of the shop carefully packaged my finds as she kept offering me something to drink and candy for my niece and nephew who were with us. Just wonderful customer service and a vast selection of quality antiques here!

Checked Millie's out on a whim after picking up a brochure for it at a local restaurant and were…read moreglad we did. Big selection of collectibles and vintage housewares, all in good condition and reasonably priced. A very clean and pleasant place to browse. Left with a few knicknacks for the wall and plans to return.

This store is a MUST STOP! Trilogy is antiques AND design with exceptionally curated pieces from…read moreall over the world. It reminds me of an art gallery you would pop into in Chicago, NYC or LA - you're instantly transported from the quaint neighborhood street in Three Oaks to this wild world bazaar. So what do they sell? Crazy artwork. Crazy furniture. Crazy antiques. This is the place to come and be inspired! This is not the place to come "in search of" anything. Because trust me, you've never ever seen some of the pieces that you'll find here. Everything has a price tag with an explanation and price. But if you want more info, find the gal working... key work "find". We never saw anyone behind the counter the whole time we were there. Probably for the better as we really were taking everything in and probably would've gotten sucked into all the stories of the pieces. Absolutely stop by here- it's museum-like but everything is for sale! And then invite me over for dinner at your house so I can hear all about your cool new pieces!

our experience was so disappointing. we've come to this area for the past 6 years and have enjoyed…read moreshopping at this store. today, we walked in and my daughter calmly sat down in a sofa chair. not roped off. no signage. nothing that stated it was not allowed. an older women with bobbed white/blond hair walked by and yelled at ALL of us {my husband, me, and my other daughter} that the chair is not to be sat in and she can sit in it if she plans to spend $5000 and buy it. absolutely appalled at this older women's behavior, we promptly left. to be spoken at in such a tone was unprofessional and rude. we're so upset at our experience. my husband loved this shop and he would find unique items here but after this, we unfortunately will never be returning and letting our community know how awful and unsettling this interaction was.

I shopped here a little after Christmas. It was my gift, to pick out what I wanted, and let me tell…read moreyou, there was a wide selection. There are three buildings, the first one we started in was the antique store. So lots of trinkets, decor, kitchenware, furniture, purses, photos, and two very friendly cats. There was a lot of stuff to look through and some really cool things that you don't normally see. The couple that worked here were so incredibly friendly and always answered our questions. After going through and finding a lot of good stuff, we went to the building that had all the vintage clothing. All of the clothing is women's and everything was organised by type of clothes: coats, dresses, long dresses, pants, tops, hats, shoes, business suits (the matching blazers and skirt type thing) even really cool hangers and hat boxes. Plus, the pieces were well cared for. There is a dressing room to try things on and good mirrors, and it was so much fun to look through everything. A highlight was the coat section. There were so many beautiful ones. And any questions about anything could be answered!! The third building we didn't have time to go through but at a quick glance, it was bigger furniture, very beautiful and maintained pieces, and I could see it all in my dream home. I loved this place so much, everything was very reasonably priced and I got lots of clothes and antique pieces and it was very much worth it. One thing to keep in mind, though card is accepted, cash or check is preferred!! Nonetheless, I'd highly recommend this place!!

My family has been driving past this place for years and finally I won the debate and we stopped…read morein. What a super cool place. Lots of well preserved antique furniture and primitives to boot! The Apparel Shop is absolutely a blast to browse. If you need a look from a certain era, or if vintage is your look, this is the place for you. Hundreds and Hundreds of meticulously maintained dresses, blouses, and hats. A ton of cool accessories to go with you new look also. The coat section alone is amazing, so stop in!

A must see! Everything is darling. There is beautiful wicker, rugs, pillows, art... take your…read moretime. See it all. The owner is so knowledgeable about her pieces.

The woman who was working today on 8/30/24 is a stuck up (insert unkind word). There is never a…read morereason for someone to be stuck up. Customer service should be alive and well especially in someone as old as the woman who was working there today...who I believe is the store owner. She mumbled under her breath when I commented about a Turkish prayer rug that was similar to one that I had...that it couldn't possibly be the same. Maybe cause she had hers priced at 1200 because she thinks that people are idiots and will pay such a price. I doubt this woman knows what it means to kneel in prayer pose outside of a hot yoga class. Don't go here if you are looking to continue to have a lovely day in this lovely town. Go see Mike the bartender at Journeyman instead.

We bought four Adirondack chairs, including a glider plus a side table in 2016 and they still look…read morelike new after almost five years outside on an uncovered patio. They are comfortable and gorgeous. We will have them forever. Andrew Brown is a pleasure to work with.

Nice little store in western Michigan. I was in Union Pier to visit St. Julian Winery, and thought…read moresince I was in the area I'd see if I could find a plant stand somewhere. (How, with the rise of plant parenting during the pandemic, is this not a more readily available piece of furniture?). But don't you worry, I didn't leave empty handed--this store didn't have what I was looking for, but it had a lot of other great stuff. It's a little confusing when you get there, trying to figure out where to go in--or if, indeed, you should go in; I was really worried I was wandering around someone's private home. I'm almost positive it *was* a private home at on time, and they've used the space in a really cool way. When you wander through the store--which is pretty large, and PACKED with stuff--you'll find furniture, candles, silverware, dinnerware, blankets, pillows, tote bags, cookie cutters, greeting cards... just about any sort of gift or houseware item you might want. They also have as a part of their business custom furniture building, and they've used one of the rooms to display the different types of wood that you can choose for your furniture. That's so creative!! I really love how in the kitchen they still have old-school appliances like a dishwasher, refrigerator... I swear, I felt like I was in my grandma's home. And the counters are also used to display merchandise. I'm honestly just so astounded by how clever they used this space to make it wonderfully inviting. The thing I don't love about this store is that it doesn't have a website for anything beyond its woodworking arm, and they don't use ApplePay. I asked about both things, because I had wanted to buy a blanket as a gift, but realized I had the household card on me instead of my debit card. So I ended up only picking up a few items and left the blanket. I know that opting against e-commerce is a deliberate choice and they clearly don't need to venture online for their business to work, but it's too bad for folks like me who don't live near and are not going to make the trip to shop there. On the other hand, it does add to the charm. Review #599 - November 18, 2021 #ThankYouThursday2021

This is an incredible yarn shop not to be missed. A great selection of different types and some…read morereally nice patterns. The owners are extremely knowledgeable yeah it's great to know that they're actually spinning and weaving at the back of the store. This is definitely a shop not to be a missed!

I just drove 3 hours to get here and they closed early??? Suck!!! We stood outside about a 10 mins…read morewaiting but no they're gone :(((