Great customer service. The owners are really nice and always provide great customer service. I…read morewish them much success in their new location..

Really cool Pieces are to be found here! Definitely worth a stop and checkout their website!read more

Stock & Belle located in the same building as Dr. Bean's Coffee and Tea Emporium is a surprise…read morediscovery in the middle of Memphis downtown. Their collection is bright, colorful, trendy, and exceptionally tasteful. I feel like a kid on Christmas Day pursuing through the beautiful clothing, bags, shoes and jewelry. Definitely a must stop for the stylish folks.

Cute clothing store, they have some home decor items - I wish they had more! There is a coffee shop…read moreinside, Dr beans. We sat and had coffee, it was decent. I didn't buy anything at the store but everything looked cute, I'd definitely come back again.

Wow! Beautiful, luxury home furnishings! These are the folks that are behind one of my favorite…read moregift stores in the area, Bella Vita and Itty Bitty Bella. You can tell from the moment you enter that their attention to detail is even more on display in this shop. Once you get past that you are seemingly in an industrial park in odd location and enter inside, the creative, serene space comes alive! A shipping container serves as an impromptu dining room which is so intriguing and appealing! There are beautiful, uniquely curated chandeliers and lamps everywhere. Gorgeous sofas and enveloping chairs in calm & dreamy palettes. Beautiful bed lines in luxurious fabrics. Hearty dining room tables and rustic chairs to accompany them. Memphis is sorely lacking in quality home furniture. The Back Room certainly fills an underserved niche. The people working there seem glad to be there and are happy to help coordinate a look that works. Even the bathrooms are pure luxury with deeply hued walls, huge iron rimmed mirrors juxtaposed with soft lighting. And, it's all for sale! It's a lovely experience.

From the owner: We specialize in high-end furniture, wall decor and lighting. This is an extension of our main gift…read moreand home interior store, Bella Vita, located in Germantown TN.

A friend and I visited the store while she was in town last week. From the moment we entered, we…read morewere completely ignored. No one greeted us, offered assistance, or even acknowledged our presence. As we were preparing to leave, another customer overheard my friend say, "Let's go to a store where our money is appreciated." That customer immediately went and told the sales associate what she had heard. Only then, as we were walking out the door, did the associate finally acknowledge us. The experience was extremely disappointing. Every customer who enters a store should be treated with courtesy and respect, regardless of whether the staff believes they will make a purchase. Unfortunately, we left feeling unwelcome and as though our business simply did not matter.

Such a lovely place to go and look for furniture and love how they have everything set up. Love the…read moredresses they had on hand! Getting out with 2 under 2 is never easy and they were lovely. The ladies working there were very welcoming and provided the space to look around without hovering, but made sure to offer their assistance if I needed. I'll definitely be back.

Eclectic mix of art, gifts, clothing, Memphis themed stuff, stereo equipment, furniture and things…read moreyou never ever see anywhere else. Great place to find that naughty Christmas gift ! Jack and his staff are always willing to take time to answer questions or tell you a story. Love this place !

One of my favorite "Mantique" type stores I've visited. It is absolutely my favorite one in…read moreMemphis. There is some extremely cool stuff here man. I have seen art, old junk, Memphis stuff, tshirts, converted old stereo systems, and just some of the most random stuff ever. We have made several purchases from one particular artist. His name is Kenny Hays. I'm going to attach a pic of his card to my review. Really cool sculptures with tons of creativity and super value priced for badass art like his. Completely worth a stop and browse around the place. You are absolutely going to at least find something to make you chuckle. If you don't have a sense of humor, you may not though. So... if you can handle, "thanks for having a big dick coasters", you should be good. I find it all quite amusing. The gentleman that owns the place is very nice and accommodating as well is all of the staff. You can get some great Memphis art and check out some cool trinkets as well. Love it!!

There's really not much to say about Chapman's. It is a tiny little furniture store located on…read moreMain Street downtown. When we first moved here, locals guided us here to purchase much needed furniture items to fill our loft. Chapman's left a lot to be desired. I mentioned earlier that it is tiny, well tiny may be an understatement. They probably have about 3-4 living room sets, a couple of bedroom sets, mattresses, and I think I spotted some appliances and TVs near the back. It reminded me a lot of an Aaron's or a Rent A Center, in that there weren't an over abundance of choices here. There were also tons on signs on the wall stating "Your job is your credit." Which, I guess is good to know if you have bad credit. I found a lot of the furniture in Chapman's to be a little too ornate and wooden for my tastes. If you are looking for a bargain, I would definitely suggest stopping here, it is worth a shot. However, don't wander in here expecting the show room of a Value City or Ashley Furniture. It ain't even in the same league.

A family business that's been around for years. The owners' father started the business years ago…read more The owners are so pleasant, helpful, and polite. They make buying from them a great experience.

Definitely a nice clean safe location. This was an area where people are still being safe and…read moreaware of the FACT that Covid still exists. More mask wearing than not. The only place on our trip south where people were responsible for their own and others safety. It was so appreciated! Thx Home Depot for a safe respite from an ignorant norm.

Home Decor has the best furniture and flooring prices in the area. They also carry the big name…read morebrands at a fraction of the cost. I got the furniture for my new house here and saved a lot of money.

The selection varies at the PB Outlet. I have found some great deals, but you often need to make…read moreseveral trips a month to find good stuff. Prices are usually very good with considerable savings over the PB Retail stores. Staff is usually very nice and will help you load up your big purchases.

I have an older brother that lives in Memphis, and for the past 15 years or so - the Pottery Barn…read moreoutlet has been at the top of our list when visiting the family. It has grown over the years, I can remember when it was half the space and that was for combined PB/Williams Sonoma, and Hold Everything. It is surprising to look around my house and realize how many things were purchased at this outlet, and almost all of them on a super-closeout ultra special deal. Some might say I'm cheap, and I'd agree, but I also love nice things. Many, many years ago I saw the apothecary table from PB on an episode of "Friends," and thought it interesting and little more. Then imagine my surprise probably 10 years ago (quite awhile ago at least, don't quote me on timing) when hubby and I visited and saw a slew of apothecary tables on super sale for $49-$79... don't remember precisely, but seriously only two digits in the price. We've bought lamps, pillows, home accents, window treatments, light fixtures, vanity mirrors, lots of stuff over the years. This past weekend we visited and the deal I couldn't pass up was from the PB Kids collection, adorable retro shaped lunch boxes for some young ones on our Christmas list for $7. Seriously, so cute. I also grabbed a great looking travel cosmetic bag set for an older cousin who is in college, and we bought a couple of great nostalgic metal Christmas ornaments. This is a great store that I dub 4 out of 5 stars because it can be hit or miss if there's not a special sale going on. Remmber, I'm cheap and this is Pottery Barn. The Williams Sonoma shop next door is also the same, so definitely worth the trip if you're not already on the email list.

Great collection of wood furniture and accessories at reasonable prices! Love shopping at Nadeau…read morefor my clients and myself!

This place is the best! With the ever changing stock of high quality furniture it's so easy to find…read morethe perfect piece for your home! Having just moved we needed a lot of furniture and this place doesn't disappoint! I recommend going during the week and grabbing whatever you need. They hold it in the store until you can pick it up which makes it so convenient.

Spruce is sort of the ultimate in hidden gems. It's located on the western side of the gray brick…read moreshopping center / office park on Sanderlin, near Interim restaurant. It's been open for almost three years. The storefront is rather small, but it's packed with color - there's furniture, lovely glass vases, handmade books, adorable toys, and reclaimed estate jewelry. The shop owner, Selena McAdams, is an interior designer, and all of the items inside Spruce have clearly been selected with great care and attention. I hesitate to call Spruce an interior design store, because it's much more than that. On my visit, I was totally taken with their selection of adorable and unconventional stuffed animals. I picked up a sea foam green latticework pendant necklace. It reminds me a bit of a lawn chair. So, a big thank you to the person who suggested that I check out Spruce. I'll definitely be stopping in again.

This store looks like it came out of Architectural Digest, and for that it gets four stars -- lots…read moreof posh, modern, fancy gear to make your space more luxurious. Personally, I found it to be three stars due to being a bit overpriced. A throw pillow filled with goose down, while beautiful and on my 'want' list, will remain on my 'want' list at over $200. Don't get me wrong, the place is worth a look -- and if money is no object, you'll find some pretties. They also carry pretty anthropologie-esque accessories, such as necklaces, bracelets, and a very sharp silver wristlet -- soft leather -- for $50. That wasn't so bad and I almost snatched it up. Other brands spotted were Terra Provence and Tatine candles, as well as Herve Gambs.