When I am looking for something new for my home, I really like that feeling when I first walk…read morethrough the door, that the place is filled with lots of options and all seem like they could make my life more interesting. Now that I am married, an item needs to pass both my criteria AND my wife's, but even that wasn't a problem at Houseworks! As we explored the showroom, we were greeted by the staff and offered help if we needed anything, otherwise, we were free to browse. My wife was simply looking for a table lamp (which she found) and also a floor lamp. She had in mind what she wanted and while she worked with the salesman to find it, I browsed what seemed like an art museum of wonderful furniture and fixtures and decor. If I wanted to have the coolest den or man cave, there were tables that used gears for expanding or drop leaves that could save room. Artistic pieces adorned the walls and side tables too. My wife tried some of the chairs around the multiple tables set up for dining rooms and if she may start prompting me to go along with getting some. She liked that they were more than simply functional for eating, but that they could easily adapt to becoming more relaxing allowing the person seated there to lean back. Honestly, if all shopping was this much fun, I would go more often! Now understand these aren't mass produced (ie poor quality) pieces. But if you are shopping for furniture on the north side of town, I assume you already know that it can get expensive. As long as the quality is there, I don't mind. I have a feeling that some more shopping is in our near future. I have a feeling that Houseworks will be seeing us again soon! Review #3847

I honestly don't know what some of these negative reviews are about-- seem like people that can…read morejust never be satisfied... my husband and I have bought multiple pieces of furniture from Houseworks, including a sofa today. Brian M was very helpful-- not pushy at all and answered all our questions. They have an amazing selection and this will always be the first place we go when shopping for furniture!

I have been shopping and taking classes at Gravesco for years. Love this place so much! Fantastic…read moreand thoughtful owners who have put together an amazing space to showcase their quality pottery and other local products. I have purchased everything from coffee mugs to seasonal decor to greeting cards. I can't step foot in this place without buying so much because it's all so perfect. A must stop in Indy! Pictured is some of the holiday decor that I have purchased

I went to find some mugs and decorative bowls for a friend's wedding. The woman who was running the…read moreplace was so incredibly rude it was actually disgusting. I have mobility issues and use a walker. Every time I picked something up or moved around she would yell at me to be careful. If you are differently able dont go tjere she will discriminate against you.

Wow! I was blown away by the antique furniture and architectural pieces available here. I almost…read morewish I had a giant house that I could just add these pieces too! Okay, from the highway (96th Street near Zionsville Road), the place doesn't look like much. In fact, the main building looks like a simple enclosed pole barn while the the side building and the barn look in need of a lot of work. And since it was my first visit, I found the side building rather cramped and filled with lots of fixtures, hinges, small lighting fixtures, etc. It did have a few cool pieces (somewhat large for any old home) that caught my eye as statement pieces when I explored the back room. The barn was unheated and had lots of old doors in various conditions. But what I wasn't ready for turned out to be the items inside the main building. The place is huge and I can't think of a single place I've looked at antiques that had as an impressive collection of fireplaces, bars, chandeliers, and more. I wandered through and saw ornate details everywhere. This building was still packed, but much easier to get around and find items. Although they are going to convert to a standard price tag, most of the existing pieces have a paper tag with three numbers on it. The middle number is the price component of their system, so be advised. Now I can't say if their prices are the best or competitive, but considering how unique some of the pieces are, I can say I haven't seen anything close to some of the pieces here. If you are looking for something unique to add to your home, check out this place. Even if you don't buy something, you may be impressed with the artistic details you will find. Review #3563

Nice store with friendly service. Most items are pretty pricey, so don't go here unless you're…read morelooking for larger more expensive items. Most items are larger furniture pieces and lighting, but not small pieces.

Cara has built a great place for local handmade artisans to display and sell their items. Each item…read moreI've purchased has been a wonderful item.

This little high end furniture shop has been in the Village for a couple years. I noticed a SALE…read moresign yesterday, which lured me in to check the deals. I was greeted quickly by co-owner, Suzanne Deason. She told me about the sale, with pieces marked 40% off! I've been looking for a sofa, but I looked at everything. They carry a mix of very high and medium priced decor. Dion Deason, Suzanne's spouse and biz partner came out and we talked a long time. They do remodeling and interior design with 35 years of experience. Most of their clients order furniture to custom specifications. I thought I may have been in a little over my head, but they were down to earth. Most of the furniture is custom made in North Carolina. He taught me what to look for in sofa cushions. The furniture they had in the showroom was a mix of modern and trendy. I did see a couple sofas I really like and with the sale, they were quite affordable. I haven't bought anything, yet. But I'm close. As with all of Zionsville, parking is hit or miss. I'm not sure the store is very wheelchair accessible with the tight quarters. I love shopping local and avoiding the chains.

Beautiful, unique handcrafted items perfect for gifts and your home. Everything is made by one of…read morethe 24 local artists that run the coop.

I've window shopped here many times due to it being after business hours. Today, I was fortunate to…read morebe here during business hours so I could checkout this gorgeous shop. The gallery was founded in 2000 and located in old downtown Zionsville in Bender Square Shops. It is directly across from the parking lot and street parking is an option. Art In Hand Gallery is a Zionsville co-operative art gallery owned, operated and staffed by a community of 24 local, Indiana artists. I fell in love with several pieces of Chris Davis who does Raku Pottery with feathers and horse hair incorporated into his work. Stunning! He has an art gala in Plainfield April 26-28, '19 at the Guilford Township Library in Plainfield I hope to make. There are many forms of gorgeous art here. I fell in love with several stunning pieces of jewelry ranging in price from $35 - $295, impressive oil paintings and watercolors, vibrant fused and stained glass, breathtaking photography and printmaking, extraordinary wildlife wood carving and woodworking and outstanding pottery including Raku pottery. The prices are affordable when given the quality and beauty of these marvelous pieces. I'm already regretting not purchasing two pieces today that was what I thought was an impulse decision so I passed. Now, that was a mistake and I need to correct. The inventory is every changing and has wonderful and unique art for both your home, office or gifts for that special person. Several of the artists are participating in upcoming art fairs, gallery exhibitions, teaching and other activities. Several will be at the Indiana Artisan Marketplace, Talbott Street and Broadripple Art Fair, Carmel International Arts Festival and Bloom in Fisher's Library. Check the website for details. Take a few minutes to shop this impressive gallery in old Zionsville. I'll be back!!

This is my happy place. Antiques, historical buildings, friendly staff, beautiful garden- what's…read morenot to love? We stopped in today, beckoned by the "Antiques" flag swaying in the breeze. A smiling clerk welcomed us and explained the three buildings holding antiques and lamp shades. Brown's has been in business since 1945! I was drawn to the Clay City Pottery with beautiful colors. (Clay City Pottery is local, made on the west side of the state.) My husband honed in on several old political buttons. The antique furniture is lovely - mostly colonial. Prices are reasonable, especially for the quality of the antiques. A small cottage is filled with traditional style lampshades and a few more antiques. The garden that connects the buildings is lovely and peaceful. Old grinding stones are used for the walkways. There are several flights of stairs and the walkways are probably difficult to maneuver in a wheel chair or with a stroller. Street parking is free.

Went there to replace a lampshade and the charming environment made my day. Haven't been there for…read moredecades -very little has changed about the physical environment but the items on display for sale are easy to view clean and tidy. It can be physically challenging to walk up rickety stairs to the attic of two different buildings and the paths between the buildings are uneven so just be aware of that. David Brown son of the original owners is very helpful and pleasant.

Mostly, I wanted to visit Gaskin Fantastic Finds because of the fantastic use of assonance and…read morealliteration in the business name (GAS-kin FAN-TA-stic Finds). The name has been ringing around in my head on repeat since I heard about this Cumberland shop a few weeks ago. I'm one of those people who cannot have decorative things in their home that have words on them, because I will repeat the words or phrases in my head over and over whenever I see them. So, no Live-Laugh-Love or Bless This Mess signs for me. However, if you're a word-sign person, you will definitely find things like that here. You will also find things like toys, rugs, stationery, fancy snacks, ottomans, laundry detergent, wallets, makeup, holiday decor and lots more. This place is like if Home Goods, Ollie's and Dollar Tree had a three-way tryst that produced a child. That child would be named Gaskin. This is the kind of store where you don't visit to find a specific thing, because they might have it, and they might not. No, you need to go in with a pure heart and an open mind. It's best to just browse and be surprised. Oh! I didn't know I needed this stackable pantry shelf. Oh! What a good price on L'Oreal Elvive Hydrating Shampoo. Oh! My kids would really appreciate these Squishmallows for Christmas. This is a good place to find little trinkets and random gifts if you're indecisive and OK with letting the universe guide you to a gift. The prices are just OK; definitely less than retail, though, so you are saving money here if you find just the thing you want.

I stopped in because I heard a few people talking about this place. I wasnt greeted when I walked…read morein nor did anyone speak to me as I browsed the store. The cashier looked at me and continued her conversation with someone else. There were at least 3 women employees that could've said something but didn't. One was busy playing with a baby across the store. It takes just a few seconds for someone to speak and ask if I needed help with anything. It wasnt worth me getting content in the store. I'm not sure if my kind even belong in this establishment but please believe, I wont be back. This sucks because I love supporting local businesses. A lot of the items had their prices tags covering the target stickers.