Closed, on line only. I walked there and saw the sign, storefront appears empty. I wish they had…read moreupdated their hours and saved me the 2 mile walk.... Next time I'll call a store before hand.

Please note this review is a reflection on the store owner's communication, not on the vintage…read moreshopping itself, because unfortunately I wasn't able to experience the store. A friend and I drove over to shop on a Saturday - we had first checked FB, their website, and Google maps listing for the hours. All 3 resources indicated that they would be open from 11-5. On arrival we were SO disappointed to see this sign! I really wish this had been communicated up frontwonder how many other potential shoppers are being turned away....this is a big fail especially in social media age.

My wife and I consider ourselves fortunate to have shopped at Put a Handle on Your Candle…read moreyesterday. The variety is amazing and the quality is superb! I would say that this store sets the bar for Unique! The only thing that surpasses these items is the sincere blessing that makes the candles and owns the shop, Deone Bayless.

Such a gem in Fountain Hills! Loved checking out this shop. The Owner is the sweetest, and my…read morehusband and I both walked away with a candle each that we love! She sells all kinds of odd and end things that are fun to look at. The outside area is like an outdoor art gallery! Can't wait to be back!

Had a great experience at The Chapin House! Rachel helped me with a Jellycat exchange and was…read moreincredibly friendly, understanding, and knowledgeable about the whole process. She made the exchange super easy and was a pleasure to work with. Thank you so much, Rachel! We really appreciate your help!

What a fabulous store!!! Vintage to brand new. Beautiful antiques of all kinds, home decor,…read morefurniture, clothing, jewelry, holiday decor and so much more!! Hidden treasures all over this huge store!! Total "finds" in every category!!! Each "space" has its own theme with beautiful pieces, some one of a kind. This was the original location of the Scottsdale Marketplace and if possible, this store that took over is even better!!! Great prices and the friendliest, most helpful staff!!!

I go past Sunny & Chair a few times a week and stop in whenever something new catches my eye, a…read morecollection of terracotta Fleur de lis for example. S&C is a store that contains many surprises. They normally have a collection of very nice children books, both pop-up and picture. One of their newer items is a 10x10" dog paintings, either by the artist of dogs he had done or by request. What make these pooch paintings interesting is the costume jewelry that is attached to the bottom. I know, you need to see it, bit it looks nice. Yes, the store has it eclectic side, but it has been fun for me to go in from time to time and see the new additions. If you are decorating your North Scottsdale home, this is a must stop.

This is a hodgepodge of home decorating and furniture. Some gift items were less than $20, for…read moreexample, the mini-Valentine's heart pillows. The rest of the store is mostly expensive art decorations that I would not buy. Store is located next to a gallery.

This is a fun little place in Phoenix. I went to visit my aunt and we were out and about looking…read moreat some furniture stores nearby and just kind of stumbled in to this place. We ended up spending a long time having so much fun looking at all the crazy stuff in there. When you first walk in, there is a display of windchimes and I instantly fell in love with this peacock one (see photo). I snatched it up right away and was trying to figure out the best way to hold it and still walk around without it breaking when the lady at the counter offered to keep it up at the counter while we browsed. So nice. They have all these hilarious tin and wood signs that my aunt, mom, and I stood in front of laughing like idiots for about 10 minutes. They have interesting furniture, little knick knacks, and some pretty cool wall art. After we had fun looking at all the stuff and I mentioned I would have to be careful with my peacock because I was flying back to Vegas, the lady at the front wrapped it up for me in so much bubble wrap that there was no way it would break in my suitcase. And the best part? They were having a sale, so it was 20% off on top of all the fun and great customer service.

Owner says buyer beware…read more... We have bought several items from here without incident until now. My husband bought an outdoor table 2.5 months ago for his 70+ year old female customer. It is now pulling apart at the seams. We took a picture of the table in to the store today to show them and the owner said that he guaranteed someone hit it. A 70+ woman? It is clearly from the heat. His answer was that he didn't know what we wanted him to do, everything is sold as is, buyer beware. We enjoyed shopping here in the past and spent plenty of money doing so. Sadly, that may be over now. So, take it directly from the owner - buyer beware.

Great customer service. They allow you to try things on approval. Wonderful selectionread more

When you walk into any retail store and they post signs saying no returns, store credit only,…read morebuyers need to beware. As a general rule, only small one off stores think and operate like this. To post a sign staying no returns in this day and age is just wrong. Shows you what they think about customer service and how they must be really desperate for sales. I bought a bench for $3,000 and it did not workout, so I returned it the next day and they did process the return. I was one of the lucky ones I thought. That was a good thing and the right thing to do, particularly when the same bench could be bought for $500 cheaper on any of a dozen websites. That I only learned after the fact. After waiting over a week and the credit not appearing on my credit card, I went back to the store and they assured me that it was on my end. They said they did their part and it is now my problem, not theirs. So, I waited another week, still no credit and I once again returned to the store only to be told the same thing. This time I questioned what they were doing. I also knew it was not on my end, as I had talked to a senior VP at Chase, (a friend and business associate) my credit card issuer. When I questioned them a little harder they went off on me and said I was picking on them and that I should get a life and go do volunteer work. Imagine being told all of this when all I wanted was my credit, which after two weeks still has not been processed properly. And, now this is my fault. Then they call me days later and basically tell me that I have two credit cards and I bought the bench on one and returned it on another. Since I only have and use one credit card, I knew that line was BS. So, I pushed back again and then was told it must have been my wife's credit card, which also was a stupid thing to say. It was not. So, I pushed back again and then she said, oh, she was reading the transaction number and not the credit card number. Gives one a warm and fuzzy that they actually know what they are doing. Although, my issue will one day will be resolved in my favor, the entire interaction with this store was about as bad as it gets. We all have choices where we shop and this store should not be one of them. There are too many other fine retailers that sell exactly what they sell and most of the time 10-20% less. You would think by now they would take a page from Amazon and learn how to run a better operation. Actually, Amazon now gives you your credit as soon as you drop it off at UPS most of the time. As we say, buyer beware. Never shop at a store that does not want to make it easy to do a return. We have all done a return at some time or another, and one should not have to fight to get your money back on a return. This is the first time I have ever written a negative review on the internet, but want others to be careful when shopping at small stores like this one. And, if a store post signs saying no returns, only a store credit, just walk out. Too many other choices from fine retailers.

Visited D-constructed Vintage Home after seeing the business advertised somewhere (I wish I could…read moreremember where). Though the store is not very big, they have a pretty large selection of items at very reasonable prices. The gentleman working was nice, asked how we were doing, and was pleasant at check-out. I'm not sure how often new items come in but I will definitely be back soon to see what else I can find.

Absolutely the best shop that Michael has ever opened. So much fun stuff to see, ideas, great buys!…read moreThe best prices you will find anywhere on vintage clothes, furniture, decor, etc. He's got it all! The Halloween section is adorable. I can't wait to see what he puts out next.

We stopped into Modern Manor after having an awesome brunch at Valentine. This was a nice way to…read moreget a post meal walk around the shop after all the food we had. In general I enjoy looking at vintage shops, and there are many interesting, unique items here. I noticed there are some really cool, great mid-century modern furniture pieces here, which I love, but not at my price point. Great to admire though. There were also other vintage items such as art pieces, clothing, shoes, jewelry, and some random things. I didn't think I would buy anything, but I found a cute southwest metal wind chime that had a nice patina after years of exposure. It is embossed with "1989, The Metal Man". I hung it out last night and it looked great against a beautiful sunset. It has a gentle chime sound, compared to come other chimes I have it. I love it. Definitely worth taking a stroll into the shop before or after a meal at Valentine. Never know what you'll find.

Have been to MM several times and have never been acknowledged or spoken to. The pieces are cool…read morebut insanely overpriced. I have a few of the same chairs and couch they were selling.