Simple and functional pieces that really brighten up the house…read more Their dining room tables have a traditional feel with not being too extreme of designs and seems like they are going with a design that's more timeless. They offer either one piece or veneered options, as well as extendable tables. I really liked some of the concrete stools they had, unique design, has a hidden compartment underneath, and somewhat of a conversation piece. Simple and functional design, just like the region that they're from. Price point was a little high for their tables and chairs.

We have shopped at Skandinavia for the past 10 years. The furniture is very high quality, and…read moretimeless. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. There's no attitude or disdain even if you're just looking or if you ask if a piece will be going on sale. We always send friends over when they're looking for furniture.

Update: The assistant manager, Vance, reached out to me and asked what happened with my experience…read moreand if I would come in to give him a chance to assist. He was extremely helpful and we ended up purchasing a back door from him. Vance also took the time to discuss the process Tri-Supply uses to produce/order doors. Because they do construction in-house, it makes getting your a door a month shorter than if you purchase through Lowe's. We do plan to use Tri-Supply if we purchase a front door as well.

I cannot in good conscience recommend Tri Supply to anyone for any reason. Our experience with them…read morewas an absolute nightmare from start to finish, and it's astounding to me that a company can function with this level of incompetence and carelessness. We purchased a $1,300 custom back door from Tri Supply because our home was brand new, and the builder had already used Tri Supply for the existing doors. They had all the specifications and exact measurements, so this should have been a simple transaction. We met with Catherine, who placed the order for us since we wanted to replace our full-length glass back door with one that could accommodate a dog door. The first door arrived a few weeks later. After taking apart our original door, removing all the hardware, and preparing to install the new one, we discovered it was a foot too short. A glaring but forgivable mistake. Catherine apologized, admitted the error, and assured us she would fix it. The incorrect door was picked up the next day, and we waited another week and a half for the replacement. When it arrived, it looked correct, so we once again went through the painstaking process of removing and reinstalling hardware on a nine-foot solid door--only to discover that this one was 3/16 of an inch too wide, making it impossible to fit. Handling and rehanging a massive, heavy door like that is no small task, and the level of frustration we felt cannot be overstated. I am a disabled veteran with back issues so this was a tall order, quite literally. We reached out to Catherine again, stayed polite and patient, and asked for someone to come measure the door properly. Instead, we were told to measure it ourselves, which we reluctantly did. Tri Supply then instructed us to leave the door on our front porch for pickup. It sat there for five days before they finally retrieved it, despite multiple calls from us. Another week and a half passed before the next door arrived. By this point, we were beyond exhausted with the ordeal. This door finally seemed to fit--but it was damaged. It had scratches, scrapes, scuffs, and even footprints on it, as if it had been dragged across concrete and treated with complete disregard. This was the final insult in a process defined by delays, negligence, and incompetence. While the door eventually fit, the entire experience was an infuriating lesson in how a company can fail its customers at every step. Tri Supply demonstrated a shocking lack of professionalism, accountability, and care for both their products and their customers. If you value your time, your money, or your sanity, avoid this company at all costs. Only consider them if you have no other options and are prepared for weeks of frustration, repeated mistakes, and careless handling of your property.

Great place to check out in Salado! I love antique malls and this one does not disappoint. We were…read moregreeted by a nice lady at the front. The bathroom was very clean. It's not a huge place (I'm used to 2-3 story antique malls) but there many types of vintage things ranging from toys to ceramics to explore. The prices are more than what I would like but not crazy. I would say a bit above reasonable prices, but it depends on the item and the value. Either way, I recommend this gem!

This was our first stop on our day trip in Salado and it did not disappoint! So many great finds…read more My boy got a '99 McDonald's Elmo toy and jibbitz for his crocs to add some style to his outfit for the day!

Excellent Service & Valuable collectible Mahogany Bedroom set enjoyed for many years…read more When looking for Quality / Salado Creek Antiques is the perfect place to shop....

This place has some amazing things to look at. It's chock full of antiques, from beautifully carved…read morefurniture to glassware to figurines. You can spend quite a bit of time here looking at all the things there are. I found the employees to be quite welcoming. Parking was easy enough. However, for me, I can't afford all the lovely items. Still, though, they are worth what they are charging.

Karen was very helpful with designing my closet. I came in with something in mind but then I saw…read morethe Lazy Shoesun for the closet. I had to have it. Made me be more happy that I just moved and lost my closet that was 3 times the size of my old one. Once I personalized, makes me feel like my home is more my own. Olly and his sidekick (sorry sidekick I forgot your name) were quick, respectful and thorough with the install. They even gave me "pointers" on how to use some of my items.

I highly recommend this company and it is owned by a woman or at least it was last time I checked…read more I'm an interior designer and I design quite a bit of custom furniture myself and have just moved back to Austin from Southern California. I have a new project where I recommended that my client take my drawing and have them design something similar for the laundry room as his new house has no cabinets there. They do a fabulous job here and you won't be disappointed. I use a custom cabinet company for custom millwork in the main living areas, etc.. but for closets and laundry rooms and even home offices I think they can do a great job! They did my master bedroom and den closets for me. I went with the darker wood because that's what I had throughout, but I recommend using white in closets as it doesn't show the dust as much.