This is our favorite shop in Burlington! Everyone working is so helpful and personable. I always…read morefind everyone on my list something from Slate -

Since moving from VT about a year and a half ago, I've only been back to visit twice. It's sad to…read morecome back and see all the awesome new stores coming in that I'm missing out on! Slate is definitely one of those stores. I stopped in on Christmas Eve just to browse around and I wish I could have bought everything in the place! It is a pretty hipster little store, and everything inside would be both useful to have in your home and serve as a conversation starter with guests. The items are unique, interesting, and high quality. There are kitchen gadgets, bar cart fixings, home decor items, greeting cards, jewelry...the list goes on. It's a great store and fits well with the Church Street aesthetic.

We found many treasures at The Birch Store! There are two levels here and plenty of things to look…read moreat. We ended up getting some blankets, scarves, kitchen wares, and even some chocolate. It's one of those tiny places that packs a lot of stuff into it. The people were friendly, but this isn't a cheap souvenir shop. I spent a lot but got some quality items that I will give out for Christmas gifts. It's worth checking out if you have some time to browse!

This store is well curated and arranged beautifully. They have home goods, some clothing, and a…read moresmall selection of jewelry and beauty items (soaps, lotions, etc). The store has rooms upstairs and downstairs. If you are looking for higher end gift or something pretty for your home, this is a surprising shop to find something special. It definitely feels like a boutique that would be in downtown Saratoga Springs or even NYC, not a country road in the Adirondack region. The staff was friendly but not pushy. My mom and I browsed through, enjoying all the pillows, wall art, kitchen items, and even a kids toys/clothing/decor section. We were able to find a few nice gifts and picked up some soap and lip balm for ourselves.

Need to decorate your pad?…read more Just come here. Seriously this is a gigantic Winners and Homesense all-in-one location at the Place Versailles mall, literally steps away from Radisson metro station. Like all Winners and Homesense, it can be hit or miss but I've walked away with more hits than misses at this particular location. You'll find all sorts of unique items for your home if you like to decorate like I do. Recipe books, rugs, olive wood cutting boards, vanity mirrors, hand-blown glass vases from Poland, you'll find all of that here and much more. I think because this location is farther away from the city center, it seems to stock better stuff. Not a big deal. If you're on the metro, it is about 20 minutes from downtown, but keep your ear buds on or read a book and you'll be here in no time. Also, if you like picking up and collecting quality recipe books, this Homesense is the best place for it. I have picked up classics like the 2 volume boxed set of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" by Julia Child, the classic of Italian cooking "The Silver Spoon", "The Gourmet Cookbook Vol. I and II", all of it in hardcover and for a fraction of what you would pay for them anywhere else. The Julia Child set I often see online for $60+. I picked it up here for $30. It's always worth stopping here and looking because stock changes all the time here and you'd be very surprised what you'll find.

one stop shop!! love it. You have to be patient to look through all the racks but itès definitely…read moreworth it. Where else can you find Guess shoes for $20? Or designer clothes for 75% less?? But you do have to go often enough since they weekly get new stock

From the owner: Situé au coeur des Laurentides, NATUR meubles & design vous offre une gamme variée de meubles,…read mored'accessoires décoratifs, d'habillage de fenêtres, de luminaires ainsi qu'un service de Design Intérieur. Favorisant les manufacturier Québécois, vous trouverez tous les styles, les plus tendances, pour tous les budgets. Venez nous voir !

I had such a pleasant experience shopping at the River Living store at Alex Bay. I actually went in…read moreseveral times trying to make decisions about decorating a mantle in my home. Each time the decorators were more than accommodating and helpful. I am so very pleased with the finished product.

From the owner: We specialize in Giftware including garden decor, dishes, placemats, picture frames, candles,…read morestationary items, silver by companies such as Mariposa and Beatriz Ball. We also carry furniture by Kincaid, Harden, Durham, Riverside and Bramble to name just a few. Our outdoor furniture includes Seaside Casual, Telescope Casual and Whitecraft Wicker. We carry an extensive inventory of lamps by Quoizel and Sedgefield and also Rugs by Surya. We carry Jewelry, flip-flops, bags, scarves and hats. We carry alot of unique and different items in the store.

They have just about everything you could want for furnishing a house…read more It doesn't matter what part of the house you want to get items for.

Homeport is by far the nicest store in Vermont. They carry a lot of great kitchen and gift items…read moreand really cool wax figurine candles made by Vermont Candleworks. Vermont Candleworks has made candles since 1974.

This antique store has some wonderful items to check out. They have two floors. First floor has…read moresmaller items, show pieces, ornaments, jewelry and hand crafted goods. The second floor has larger items, clothes, a kitchen full of kitchenware items. I walked around the store for a while. Prices vary depending on the size and type. Most items are fairly priced. I didn't find anything that I wanted to buy. The associate at the store was very friendly and helpful.

Such a cute store! The woman behind the counter was very nice. This two story building is full of…read morelittle trinkets.

It was perfect, highly recommended to visit at least once. The prices are reasonably affordable.read more

Yes, I was drawn in by the garden gnome salt and pepper shakers in the window display, the owl…read morecandles, the vintage-inspired slatboard side table, and the tripod floor lamps. It was like walking into some pinterest version of my dream home. Giftwares for the whimsical, light and airy, modern-bohemian-hipster person in your life (or yourself), this store had so much that I would want, including the serving bowl size versions of the dish set I already own. Below, a taste: *door transformed into mail sorting artwork *hooks and drawer pulls, a plenty *bright - but not overly modern bright - coloured throw pillows *kitchen gadgets *glass decanters for the mid century fiends *table lamp with a bird on a branch as the stand *table linens in subdued patterns Downside - finding out it's mostly made in China stuff. But, then again, it also is reasonably priced, which makes it a better version of Anthropologie in my books.

A hidden gem with anything and everything you need for a garden and landscaping and more. Beautiful…read morebouquets, fresh vegetables and fruit. Many unique items, gardens, out buildings and antiques. Every product you need for your garden and landscaping. Yes the plants might be cheaper other place but you can not beat their quality, the premium product and helpful service. Large parking area, large variety of plants, trees, shrubs, antiques and decorative items. In the fall donuts, local honey too

On our first year moving here from the city, we were always looking for places to go and things to…read moredo. We would travel several hours away from here just to make the most out of a free weekend. One autumn day, our neighbor told us about his recent trip to Bonesteel's and how they had different activities for the whole family. The farm was just about 10 minutes away from us. I don't know why it took us 2 years to finally check it out. We had a blast! Apparently, they have an annual Fall Festival. Of course, everything autumn sets the mood--cornucopias filled with different gourds; pumpkins of different shapes, textures and orange hues; multi-colored Indian corn; apples and fallen leaves all around. But, the farm goes all out in celebrating the season. They have daily hay rides, which a lot of schools take advantage of and use as a class field trip. It's $3 a person with unlimited free popcorn during the ride. Bruce Bonesteel operates the tractor that pulls the huge, covered wagon, where passengers sit across each other. When there is an overflow, Mr. Bonesteel throws in a few bales of hay to serve as seating. Nothing like ridin' dirty! The ride is bumpy so everyone has to hold on to what they can. The whole of it is an educational trip through the farm, with Mr. Bonesteel explaining everything you could possibly see along the way-- the trees, the bees, the crops. And toward the end, he stops the tractor and everybody disembarks to go through the corn maze. There are special instructions though and when everyone has returned from the grounds, Mr. Bonesteel makes an important teaching. I wanted an A so I listened well. Back in the main building, there're activities galore-- apple-pie baking contest, arts & crafts, food, inflatables for the kids... Talk about local fun! We do have to go back here during the other seasons. I am looking forward to the blossoming of the flowers and the arrival of the butterflies in their butterfly-shaped garden. If we owned a house right now, I'd hire them to landscape my garden! They are very, very knowledgeable people in their discipline.