This hidden gem needs to be known! The moment we walked in to this boutique, we were welcomed. You…read morecan find great home decor gifts here, beautiful furniture, and items to make your next dinner with friends unforgettable. In the back of the store, there is a clothing section with really adorable unique items that you will love. I will be back for sure and plan to bring friends!

I stopped by Sunday Night Dinner recently for the first time and found it to be a delightful…read moreexperience! Jen, the owner, greeted me and introduced herself, then let me look around. I think I have found my go-to gift shop and look forward to returning!

Wild Root Florist in Spring Hill, TN We received a bouquet…read morein honor of our loved one. The arrangement was stunning. 2'x2' in a large glass vase with pebble stones. The picture doesn't do it justice. The flowers were so fresh and the fragrance wafted through the whole first floor of our home. Absolutely beautiful. Delivery was hand to hand. Wild Root will not disappoint, highly recommend!

I was so hopeful that I could get something special for $40-$50 in a small round vase (I actually…read moregot another arrangement sent to me from this flower shop in the exact vase I brought in)! My suggestion was for something light and a little whimsical for the centerpiece on a round table. To my horror I got a vase full of stinky mums and 3 small hydrangeas. It looks like something my husband would throw together! $35 thats what I paid - So beware they have great marque messages and a cute tiny shop, but thats about it. Save your money and time. So disappointing.

They have recently changed vendors and there are several booths with witchcraft, including animal…read morebones, tarot cards, spell books, and other demonic things. Unfortunately, this is no longer the place to go for antiques.

Since we were already in Columbia for my eye incident, my daughter said "Hey dad, do you want to go…read moreto this cool antique store?" I'm always up for an adventure, (as if my eye thing wasn't adventure enough) especially with any of my girls. Sure enough I said as she pulled into Treasure Village. Right from the get go I knew this place was going to be good. It had that musty smell. You know that smell when you walk into grandma's old house? Come to think of it, when I was young, and I first smelled that smell, I thought that it was grandma. But I soon found that It was old gold just waiting to be rediscovered. After poking around a bit I stumbled upon a real cool huge glass bottle. I've always wanted one of those. I said "hey Missy, check this out" I know, she replied as she was talking to a clerk. She spied it before I did. She was attempting to negotiate the price to a more favorable proposition. The clerk said that she'd have to call the gentleman who is selling it. So we went on with our treasure hunt. This store has a lot of twists and turns, ups and downs in it. Stuff is everywhere. Search closely to uncover a special find. We did and we found. I lost track of Missy somewhere in the labyrinth of rooms and aisles. When we met up again it was by the front counter. I asked if she heard from the seller of the big bottle. Missy said "I sure did daddy, happy father's day!" That girl made the deal and I am now the proud owner of a 13 gallon glass bottle. I love that girl! What am I going to do with it you ask? I'm going to fill it with coins of course. My 5 gallon bottle is full. Quick Tip: Be careful going up and down the stairs going up to the second floor. The steps are about half as wide as normal stairs are. I told my granddaughter that they were like this because back in the day women wore hoop skirts and had to go down the stairs sideways. Oh grandpa she said. Those are my favorite words.

Cute store. It was decorated for Christmas and had a lot of neat finds. Guy at front was friendly…read more Definitely check it out

A great place for vintage and contemporary items. The people there are very friendly and helpful. A…read moregreat place to shop in Columbia.

This store fits the perfect location it has. Many try to pull this retail genre off, but miss the…read moremark. The Faded Farmhouse nails it.

I love this boutique! I drove down from Franklin to visit their Columbia location, after hearing…read moreabout it from a friend. (There is a location in Arrington closer to me, but I heard the Columbia location was larger.) Not only is there a ton of beautiful home decor and gifts (think Joanna Gaines/Fixer Upper style stuff) but also some clothing as well. Compared to similar boutiques in Franklin and Nashville, I found the prices to be very reasonable too. I will definitely be stopping by this store every time I'm in Columbia, because it just makes me happy. Now that my favorite gift shop in Franklin has rebranded to be less home decor and more clothing boutique, Faded Farmhouse fills a gap for me. #shopsmall #shoplocal

Taking a trip to Amish country was quite interesting. I lived in Pennsylvania for 3 months a long…read moretime ago and never saw any Amish, so this was completely new to me. We stopped at the Welcome Center but they weren't offering any wagon tours on the day we visited. So, we took a look around the shop instead. I bought a spiral wind spinner but nothing else appealed to me, mostly looked like donations. Some things were hand made but overall, it felt like it was more of a Goodwill than anything. It was cluttered and unorganized. My grandma and aunt wanted to use the restrooms on site but said they were extremely dirty and decided to use a local gas station's instead. The Amish are very nice people but there are rules. Don't take photos of them, some believe it takes their souls and others believe it expresses individualism. If you aren't Amish, be prepared to have people staring at you and the kids are not supposed to talk to anyone unless making a sale. Overall, everything was affordable and during our drive around, we purchased some peanut brittle, jams, and jarred veggies. Just bring cash, of course. It would be nice to come back and take a wagon tour but it also feels weird that our modern-day culture sees the Amish as some sort of entertainment. So, I'm very indifferent about this experience.

This whole area is so fun to come to .. we've had many things custom built by the Amish . The food…read morearound here is delicious . You can find all kinda stuff . Antiques , homemade baskets , quilts ... jams , cutting boards . All kind of treasures

Such a cute local shop. A wonderful family friendly location…read morewith environmentally conscious items. Loved that they had a refuse & reuse station for soaps, detergents, etc.

From the owner: Carefully curated home goods, pantry, crafts and decor for simple living. Featuring locally,…read moreregionally and ethically sourced, quality goods.

Fabulous store! Chocked full of unique gifts! Fun to shop here!! It's in beautiful downtown…read moreFranklin, TN

Lotsa cute stuff. When walking around downtown Franklin…read morewaiting for our dinner reservation time, this was my favorite place we stopped in. And it was the one we spent the most time in. Kitschy, cute, funny, adorable stuff to peruse and purchase. Funny socks. Silly cards. Stickers. Punny tea towels. Books. Knick-knacks. Home goods. You will certainly want to purchase several items you see here. You should be ale to find something in your price range. And otherthings well beyond your price range. Either way, stop in and get your window-shopping on. You're sure to find something to put a smile on your face.

The clothes are always so cute and well organized. The store smells amazing and the girls that work…read morethere are always super helpful!