This is a breath-taking store with highly well-appointed displays of furniture, knick-knacks (some…read moreof the rustic Americana style, some more stylized and upscale, and everything in between), sofa pillows, throws and other blankets, beautifuly framed paintings, framed prints, picture frames, dried arrangements, vases, candles, candleholders, jewelry, scarves and seasonal items. And probably much more I don't remember.
Today, huge pumpkins (papier-mache??) and Halloween glitz decocated the front porch. It was quite inviting.
When my friend and I entered, we were both welcomed and offered a beverage (latte or cappuccino), plus there was a carafe of lemonade with cups just inside the door.
There's a lot to see in here . . . and a lot you could miss -- wonderful treasures disarmingly displayed as you might display a hutch in your dining room or a cozy wooden table for four in your kitchen. So accessories are everywhere!
There were lots of little (and bigger) plaques everywhere . . . about golf, fishing, family and assorted topics. There isn't a "plaque" department -- they're just everywhere, so you could be surprised at the turn of a corner.
I don't know where they get their furniture and all the other items they have, but I've never seen the likes of most of these things . . . the craftsmanship, the uniqueness, the originality!
A lot of the furniture pieces are quite large, so you'd need plenty of space in your room, and know the measurements you can accommodate.
I don't believe I looked at one price tag . . . . except the gorgeous antique dining room hutch, which was in the $2,400-$2,900 range, and you'd need 12-foot ceilings and at least a 20x20-foot room to display it properly, unless you have a massive foyer, and it would work there, too.
But I didn't buy anything either . . . just enjoyed the ride while my friend bought some lovely home furnishings and a beautiful pair of snowflake holiday earrings that were maybe $7-$10.
