This is a fun place to look around! It is like an antique store but I really think they have just…read moreabout everything! From signs to furniture to clothes to tools- you name it- it's probably here! Definitely a cool place to look around and see if there is anything you want to take home with you!

If I lived in Asheville or the vicinity this would be a shopping spot for me…read more Eclectic yet classy, true conversation pieces. It is one of those places that make you go ohhh and ahhhh. During my visit I did rush thru as I new it was near closing time and did not want to delay the artist in calling it a day. When we come back on our next visit, I will definitely allow more time for looking. The prices are on the higher side, but the uniqueness sets the items apart. You will have a one of a kind for your home. After shopping, there is outdoor seating to enjoy a craft beer and food trucks for casual picnic table dining. Trains pass by frequently so if you like taking pictures you will have plenty of photo ops here. Arts District is fun and inviting for all ages. Dogs are also welcomed.

My fiancé and I were in Asheville visiting family when we happened upon this eclectic furniture…read morestore and were blown away by the curated selection of options. Sunnyside Trading is a wonderland of bespoke items for your home that you will not find anywhere else! This place is an oasis of style and charm and brings a whole vibe to decorating your house that we didn't know we needed until we were there. And to top it all off, Stuart (the owner) and Klaus were just wonderful and friendly and so knowledgeable in helping us choose the right pieces for our new place. We wound up purchasing two leather chairs (that it turns out Stuart helped design!), but we wish we could've bought so much more. If you're looking to design your home, and stand out from the rest, pop in and have a look around.

We ventured in here during and afternoon exploring the River Arts District…read more The giant metal tiger thing outside caught my eye first, but then all the bright and colorful things inside drew me in. Everything is so vibrant and textural! I wanted to touch everything and try sitting on everything! But be careful....a couple of the chairs like to lean back and make you think you are falling! I laughed at myself after gasping like a dummy! Things are a little pricey, and I was more in a browsing and looking mood, so I didn't leave with anything. But if you are in the market for unique home goods (rugs and pillows and seating options, oh my) they are worth perusing! A sign also indicated that there was a warehouse at another location, so there is more to offer than you see at this store front!

Was so happy to find this store when in Asheville. Such cute things at overall affordable prices…read more Barb provided much help on picking things while sharing more about Asheville. Wide selection of locally made items. Highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area!

This shop is ADORABLE. My sister and I decided to make a pit stop to a few shops before leaving…read moreAsheville this past weekend, and I am SO glad we unexpectedly wandered in here. The girl working was so friendly, and EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS CUTE. Everything seemed so well curated. I personally was flocking to all of the jewelry; most (or all?) of it is either locally made or comes from fair trade organizations. Necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, you name it! There were some body products (like a dreamy cream I put on my hands), handbags, other accessories, and more. I ended up buying a unique necklace, but I seriously wanted one of everything in the store! If I lived in Asheville, this would be my go-to spot when I wanted to treat myself or give a gift along these lines. Since I don't live in Asheville, I'll make it a point to visit next time I'm back in town--and to encourage you to visit!

It's got very pretty art and we enjoyed our visit. The art they sell is extremely expensive.read more

I am so happy we went in here. I wasn't sure what to expect - I was thinking more semi-museum, part…read moreinfo center with a few pieces from local artists for sale. But, it was packed with unique, locally made art goods (95% Asheville artists, 5% Tennessee/Kentucky they say) that were awesome AND affordable. Pottery, wood carvings, textiles, Christmas ornaments, cookware, glass art, paintings, and more. I liked most everything I saw, and again, it was artistry that wouldn't break your bank. The customer service was so friendly, and the nice lady working really wanted to connect with us, and also tell more about the artists who made some of the different art. Informative, funny, kind - she was great. I would recommend this to EVERY Asheville tourist looking for something unique to take home, rather than junky trinkets made in China that you can find in every American gift shop.

Great selection of pottery. Very friendly and helpful service…read more A must stop in downtown Asheville.

This may be my favorite place ever. I started collecting East Fork over 6 years ago and it has been…read morea joy to collect so many wonderful pieces. Their pottery is exciting and bright while also being neutral. I've collected an array of different glazes. East fork makes the best dishes around!

We were looking for a desk and found one reasonably priced. When we looked at the desk the pull out…read moredesk was pushed back to HIDE the huge CRACK down the middle of the desk. We purchased the piece not knowing it was defective. The salesman commented,"We just discounted that desk, cause we are getting a huge shipment tomorrow." A statement that was misleading to the DEFECT, and if he had said, "We discounted this desk because it has a CRACK," we could of made a conscious decision with our purchase. I frequently have bought furniture from Nadeau, but will have to find a new store nor will I recommend them to any family. I am a teacher and have a budget for my classroom and made a horrible mistake by buying a BROKEN desk. I hate LIARS and teach children who have better morals than this store. So disappointed and Nadeau is not a representation of Asheville or the wonderful mountain people.

Great selection and fabulous pieces! I was searching for an affordable tv stand and found many…read moreoptions at Nadeau. The store is packed with furniture pieces to fit every need and budget. Many pieces have been restored/repainted. I like more modern colors so this was perfect for me. I selected a long narrow piece painted in a dark gray. I love it and it is perfect for my tv and decor items. Service at the store was wonderful; helpful but not pushy. I appreciate the gentleman helping me get my items into the car. I will absolutely be back!

The staff was very helpful and that is greatly appreciated in today's environment where proper…read moreservice is hard to find.

If you are looking for furniture, the store has everything you need…read more They have a wide selection of sofas, chairs, tables, beds, and different shelves and cabinets. Yes, everything is still quite expensive, but the quality definitely shows. Even if you aren't looking to buy anything, it is nice to come in here and sit in very comfortable seating for a little bit!

A nonprofit worthy of your patronage. Each & every artisan's arts & goods give back to improve…read moretheir country's wellbeing. Art, baskets, crafts, clothing, jewelry & pottery. Quality handmade products aimed at giving back & providing unique gifts to your family, friends or yourself. All volunteers work here. Deanie & Tracy were friendly, knowledgeable & very informative of all products. Custom & unique handcrafted baskets for 30-50 vs 100-300 dollars. Unique Jewelry for 20-40 vs 75-100 dollars. Lots to appreciate & like here, plus giving back to help others. Check it out! Mustang USMC Retired

This store is probably the best ever to shop at in Asheville…read more It feels wonderful as soon as you walk through the door. There are so many amazing things to see and everything is fair trade! They not only help struggling villages all over the world but I just love the fact that it is being done right here in Asheville! Try the coffee, it's so good! Oh and by the way, Incite Coffee beans are roasted in Asheville so you're also supporting locals as well! In these crazy times Ten Thousand Villages makes you feel safe. They have hand sanitizer, implement the mask rule, social distancing and put in a brand new store wide air filter system. Christmas, birthday or 'Just because' is a must to find unique and amazing gifts for everyone in your special circle. The staff goes out of their way to make sure you have a great shopping experience. I love this special place and highly recommend them!

A gift shop with so much character!…read more I don't know how they manage to jam so much amazing gift and art into their shop, but i love to go there to see it all, from wrapping paper to jewelry to books to cards. Perfect place for the quick gift, and the staff is fresh and will gladly help you locate that special thing you're looking for even if you don't know what you want. Local as well as out-of-area art and creations curated so well, it's almost like a museum of kitsch and wonder!

I was looking forward to visiting this store and it was all I was expecting and more!…read more Cards, stickers, pins, games, trinkets and more. One child just couldn't handle all the cuteness, he yelled "I want it!" Then promptly had a nuclear-level meltdown. Same, kid, same. I feel you. I scooped up some miniature things, my friend had pens and notecards. Honestly, that kid's mom should have said, "Whist!" which in Irish or Scottish dialects means "Hush!" or "Shut it!" There's so much to see here. This is a fun shop.

What an incredible greenhouse with a surplus of nurseries, perennials, annuals, succulents, indoor…read moreplants and more. The price was unbeatable and the staff were very friendly and informative. I stocked up for my flower beds and stayed within budget! Can't wait to return with my friends.

not very well organized and not very well labeled - it's a real struggle to figure out what you're…read morelooking at most of the time, which wouldn't be bad if they weren't charging as much as nurseries who are better organized? at the very least they could put in some handwritten signage so you have a fighting chance of knowing what you're looking at - I got a couple of small things just to see if they'll live but being that disorganized does not bode well for plant survival