The only bad part about shopping at Elm & Iron is that I wanted to take home everything in the…read morestore! I loved the style of the furniture and home decor here - modern, stylish, and unique. Staff was very helpful and there is a range of price points for all budgets. I am looking forward to visiting their (larger) Easton location as well.

Functional and modern meet at Elm and Iron. A very cool, hip store with many items from furniture…read moreto candles to lamps. Good quality items at various prices

such a lovely shop! Stopped by while I was in the plaza and left with a beautiful vintage watch and…read morebird print. The workers were super nice and helpful. I had a few different watches I tried on in different cases, and one of the workers was kind enough to accompany me to several cases and help me put the watches on myself! Sad I was visiting a friend from out of state and this isn't local to me!

I love so much about this store but there are a few things that are very off putting…read more The good.. There are some amazing vendors that have quality vintage pieces at very affordable prices. You can tell that they take time and care with what they stock and how they set up their displays. I find that my favorite booths get restocked often with an array of new treasures. I've purchased beautiful original art, handmade ceramic pottery, a gorgeous Persian rug and many more one of a kind pieces. This is my go to place whenever I'm looking for unique home decor or a special gift. The off putting.. the staff is usually so helpful and kind but there is one employee (Kerry) that can be outright nasty to customers. I witnessed her make disparaging remarks about another customer. She did this in earshot of my mother and I and then acted like the other customer had personally offended her or done something wrong when they asked for a discount on a damaged item from her booth. She then proceeded to speak to my mother about why her nasty remark was justified. It was gross and I hope that the owner of the store reads this review and is able to address Kerry's nasty attitude. The other complaint is when you see an item with a thrift store price tag right next to the vendors highly inflated price tag. So tacky! I do highly recommend this store but I also hope they can address these issues.

It's like going to a museum where you can take things home with you! There are certainly plenty of…read morepractical items, but the real draw is trying to figure out how some of the truly outlandish pieces fit into someone's house. This is the place to go for unique artwork, light fixtures, dining tables, etc. - and the prices reflect the level of quality, but it's possible to find deals as well.

Great experience immediate response great communication. I was able to have a beautiful piece…read moreshipped to me over in CA the entire process was impeccable my antique arrived in perfect condition overall great service. I will definitely purchase from this store again.

What a great place to stop in when in the area. Great for just browsing and seeing incredible…read morecraftsmanship, but also a great place to buy gifts. I've been twice and both times found great things for myself and others, and the employees are always friendly. Definitely worth it to stop in and see what they have.

Loooved this unique store! There are so many neat things to look at. Take it all in! Definitely a…read moremust stop when you are in downtown Columbus. Tons of small gifts and unique furniture. Everything was priced well. I will make it a point to be back and get some furniture pieces!

I saw this shop here on Yelp and decided I wanted to stop in and check it out. I had never been…read morehere before and really didn't know too much about it other than what I saw and read online. In one of the pics I saw a little beehive Christmas ornament so thought I would go check it out (my mom is bee anything crazy). I wasn't sure where the GPS was taking me but once I saw the beatiful mural on the side, I knew where I was heading. Really friendly staff and some really cute gifts here. I was promptly greeted when I came in and was offered some coffee or water. I had to pass as it was a quick stop but I really liked the vide here. The shop had a bit of everything including clothing, candles, jewelry, and all sorts of gifts including some gorgeous drinking glasses. Definitely worth browsing just to check it all out. Overall, it looked like the general price point is on the higher end but nothing too outrageous for a boutique shop. I did find the ornament I saw in the picture but I know my mom already has the same one, or one that could pass off as its twin anyway. So many cute gifts and would totally visit again even though I didn't find something this trip. I really had to resist buying something just to buy it (holidays and all) but they have so much cute stuff.

Thread is a high end boutique. Such a great place.  Beautifully decorated with very friendly…read morestaff.  If I had cash to burn, I would be shopping here all the time. From beautiful cloths to jewelries to home décor and much more. They carry various high end brands, which explains the price tag. But everything I came across was top quality. The staff will leave you alone to look around but if you need it, they will give you their undivided attention. Super friendly and knowledge staffs.  Also, there is ample parking outside of the store.

What a fascinating collection of salvaged doors, windows, lighting, statues, tubs, and more. Great…read moreplace to find items to decorate with, repurpose, or display. Prices from a buck to over $20,000. Staff were polite and helpful. My wife purchased a cast iron column that was quite beautiful.

Wow. This place is a salvage wonderland. If you are looking for authentic salvage pieces for a…read morerenovation or to add character to your house, this is the place to go. However, I found the prices to be a turnoff. I saw several items that seemed to be vastly over priced. And it made me a little suspicious. For example- pulleys. I couldn't find one under $125. But I have bought several of the same quality for $40-$70 apiece. Similarly- old doors. Some of the doors marked $425 can be easily found elsewhere for $50-$100. Certainly some were worth the price but I was shocked at how many plain wood doors were marked up that high. All this being said, I don't know much about what the Columbus market will bear and they do have some truly amazing stuff here. I saw a phenomenal stained glass window- appeared to be from an old church? And glass door knobs- they had a ton of those as well as other hard to find hardware... Bottom line, I might stop here if I have my heart set in something in particular but it will have to be an investment piece... And something super special...

They have a wide selection of plants and an area where you can pot and decorate your own plant! It…read moreis super cute and the staff is knowledgeable about the plants and plant care. Recently they had a free plant day so definitely recommend following their social media to find out about cool events like that in the future!

I was actually at another store and someone recommended I stop in here. So glad I listened. This is…read moremost definitely not your average plant shop. First of all, they have the cutest mini air plants AND they offer them in all kinds of fun containers. Second, they have an option for you to pot your own plant in all kind of mediums. Lastly, you can also hook your plant up with all kinds of fun stuff to give it character. I would definitely shop here again and bring friends here. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and more then willing to answer questions.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTLDKcggb/ They have a great…read moreselection with great prices and the store is super neat.

A carefully curated mid century modern shop. The stuff in here is amazing. Everything is in…read morefantastic condition and is styled such that you feel like you stepped back into the 1960s. Even the music is period so as I was shopping I felt a little like I was in a tv show or movie- it was surreal. (Esp because I was born in the 80s ;)) However, for me I didn't find anything to take home, and I think it was because the prices were a little beyond what I felt comfortable with. For example- there was a jadeite Bowl in the front display case, and it was priced at double what I paid for the exact same one the day before at the Country Living fair. There were also two other smaller bowls marked jadeite but I don't think they were... and in the back was a statue marked $16 and I have a similar one I rescued for half that in Maryland. In fairness I'm not from Ohio so I don't know what the market will bear and I don't love all mid century modern I tend to like some of it... But the store is immaculate, and all the items are immaculate- and that doesn't come cheap. For example- I saw a pristine teal blue sofa set- two chairs, a large sofa and a loveseat in better condition than some new couches I've seen in show rooms. And a hanging silk Hollywood regency lamp that was delightful. And some of those little plastic serving dishes that are so hard to come by... I think I would come here if I was looking for something in particular from the 60s or 70s. Or if I was shopping with a friend looking for high quality authentic mid century modern furniture.