Abode is simply the best! When I had moved into my first apartment here in Rochester a few years…read moreago, Abode sold me my bar cart that I still use and adore to this day. Their social media is incredible, their mid century modern offerings are timeless and beautiful, and the team here is so helpful. They have a huge assortment of bar accessories, couches, hutches, coffee tables, end tables, and SO much more. They are most active on Instagram and have a hilarious presence. They show off what hot items are in the store and prices for each. They even allow order on Instagram and will hold things for limited amounts of time if you see something you really need or want. I loved their old location in the Wedge, but this new location on Clinton is larger and allows for more goodies to be brought in more frequently. As we settle in to work from home life and you're looking to spruce up your space, shop local and head to Abode!

This is THE best furniture shop in all of Rochester. The owners are super kind, the prices are very…read morefair, and they also have tons of cute things you didn't realize you needed. Candles, plants, cocktail mixes, art, greeting cards... a perfect place to buy someone a gift, and to buy yourself the midmod furniture you've dreamed of!

At Home is the mecca for everything household. The store is clean and it is easy to find things as…read morethey are broken up into well organized departments. I like their large selection of pots for plants, kitchen essentials and frames. I found some grilling tools, which was exciting as I got my first grill from my mom for my birthday and enjoy grilling.

Great selection of home goods, but poorly organized and managed…read more Full disclosure - I tried to go to Bed Bath and Beyond first, not realizing the entire chain had gone out of business, so this was not my first choice for a home decor store. Ended up here while looking for wall shelves and similar storage solutions. It was somewhat difficult for me to find what I was looking for. I kept ending up in the unofficial "storage solutions" section, which included over-the-door racks, drawer organizers, shower caddies, and various cabinet organizers. Figuring there had to be something else, I looked for an employee to ask for help and couldn't find anyone. The store was the size of a Wal-Mart, and the whole time I was there, I only saw two employees - one at a checkout counter and one stocking merchandise. Eventually, I asked the latter for help, and they seemed rather uninterested, like I was distracting them from something else. I usually prefer not being approached or guided by employees, but that's not the same as not being able to find any help when you have a question about a product. I did eventually find wall shelves in the "wall decor" section, which held things like picture frames, clocks, and wall art. That's not a problem, I just wish I was able to get help finding it and not have to just wander through the store lost. The shelves, clocks, and other wall installations were really haphazardly organized, as if they'd just been shoved onto the shelves in any random order. There wasn't a lot of variety in them, so we kind of settled for something mostly because we really didn't want to have to go to another home goods store. The store as a whole is... fine, I guess. But between the disorganization and the difficulties in finding anything (including someone to check you out), I wouldn't go there again.

I went here for the first time over the weekend and they had a lot of great vintage items and items…read morefor home renovation. Their prices were great and they were running a 20% off sale as well! The employees were all very friendly and knowledgeable about their products. I would be back again when I'm in the area for more vintage/antique finds!

Do you live in an older home? If you live in the city, that is a likely situation you're living in…read more The problem with old homes is for as beautiful as they are, replacing parts when they break can be expensive and difficult. ReHouse takes that problem as well as the ethical repurposing of other houses to use. Whether you need an old sink or some doorhandles, ReHouse has you covered. I've even seen things as large as staircases that were rescued from a demolition just waiting to be brought into a new home. You wouldn't know it from the front but behind the store is a generous parking lot ready for you to fill your car up with new salvage to bring home.

Country cottage type gifts for home and person. They have a loyalty type program and I hear host…read moreprivate happy hours. The hours are abreviated and the space is quaint.

Such an amazing store with a ton of gifts. We purchased an original painting from the owner, John…read more We cannot be happier with his artwork. I cannot stop looking at it. Worth the stop.

Nice shop with a wide selection home goods that highlight local landmarks. I bought a nice little…read moregift basket for clients who recently came from Florida.Everything seems reasonably priced to keep customers coming back.

Cute shop. I was there for the holiday open house so it was mostly Christmas themed items. Once I'm…read moreready to be in the Christmas mood I'll have to come back. Pretty inexpensive items in general. Most appear to be handmade. Would be a good place for gifts too. A real folksy Americana style.

Very rude owner and not conducive to making new clients, would never go back there. Insulted my…read morepicture of my dining room and commented that her clients did not like the finish on my table -a 10k Drexel heritage beautiful dining set named Old World heritage guess she has too many high end customers LOL

This is a mandatory stop for my mother whenever she comes up to visit. Her ethos can be summarized…read morelike this... NPR. Never Pay Retail. To whit, the reason she loves Windsor Cottage is that it is an upscale consignment store, expertly curated. If you're out hunting for furniture and decor, this has to be one of the stops you make.

Breathe At Home feels like walking into the apartment of that one friend who travels everywhere and…read moresomehow has impeccable taste in everything. The merchandising here is the real draw. Home décor, gifts, skin care, kids clothes, coffee table books, and accessories all sit together in a way that should feel chaotic but instead feels curated and intentional, almost like someone designed each vignette as its own small scene. I found myself slowing down and actually looking at things instead of speed shopping, which says a lot about how the space is laid out. If you've been to Feste in SoHo (NYC), The Glass Box in Chapel Hill, Parkleigh in Rochester, or Peppercorn in Boulder, you know the vibe I'm describing. It's that specific kind of shop that blends gifting, beauty, and home goods into something that feels more like a lifestyle than a store category. I left with a stack of GEOMETRY kitchen tea towels, Agent Nateur toothpaste, a square, moth-patterned mango wood tray, and a pair of Izipizi reading glasses. None of those were on my list when I walked in, which feels like the whole point of a shop like this. There's a wide range of price points too, from small everyday gifts to bigger investment pieces, and normally you'd need to hit 15 different stores to pull together a haul like mine. You can even order directly from their website: https://breatheathome.com Pittsford's Main Street is full of charming storefronts, but this one stands out for how thoughtfully it's put together. The staff struck a nice balance of being warm without hovering, which made browsing easy and unhurried. There's street parking right out front, plus a lot behind the shop if Main Street is full. There are also several ADA parking spots in back.

So I follow Breathe and Breathe at Home on Instagram. This is part of the Breathe Yoga family. I…read moresaw some things on the page and on an instagram story and wanted to check out the place and maybe pick something up. This is a free standing store when you walk in it's soft colors you smell some fabulous candle burning (it was Grapefruit Pine which I did purchase) lots of totems and crystals, Buddha's, perfumes, oils, books, Sage sticks by Catherine Rising and home and furniture items and a bit more. It's not a large store but well thought out with just enough things. They do have some interesting gifts to give to that hard to please person as things are different and unique. I'm sure if you are not feeling it you can get a gift card. Staff is friendly and helpful. They greet you warmly but a plus they are not all over you. Now this place is not Inexpensive so understand that. The candle I bought was $30 for a better candle it's not bad but the larger one in a mercury glass type of vessel is $70. Furniture is priced at certain points and etc. Don't let the prices detour you to come in a take a look around. I will come back for sure. Do yourself a favor and read the receipt as you have a very small time frame to return.. I believe it's 7 days. So if you have buyers remorse make sure it's in perfect condition and not used for a refund. I am sure it's because they have other locations that have retail attached to the Yoga Studios and wherever you bought the item it needs to go back to that store. So... this store is a few doors down from Breathe Yoga. It's on Main Street in Pittsford. Street parking and they also have a lot in the back I believe but I was able to easily park on Main Street. If your in the area go give it a visit it's a lovely store.

Go in just to smell how good this place smells. In all seriousness though, it's great. Awesome…read morecandles, excellent home accessories and really well build and sleek furniture. The owners are so nice and I really do enjoy stopping in here and looking for gifts for people. Wonderful spot!

Stopped in to this chic home furnishings retailer. Was greeted by owners Robin and Rick Muto. They…read morehave tabletop things, home accessories, furniture and lighting.They were informative and welcoming. We didn't have much time to shop but have been wanting to see what they offered. Can't wait to go back to make purchases!