This store is unreal. They have by far the best options I've ever seen in any of type of store…read more(Ross, Burlington, etc). Beautiful items every time I'm here at prices I can't believe.

I stopped in because I did NOT want to deal with mall traffic and I guess most folks felt the same…read moreway today. The store does receive a lot of traffic and for good reason... there is some great product in the aisles if you have the time and patience to dig through it. I take off a star for the overall cleanliness of the store but I give a star for the seamless check out process. Yes, the line was long but it was quick and efficient. They even wiped down the counters and pin pads after every customer which is rare to see even this deep in the pandemic.

This delightful store is full of all price ranges of gifts for others or special treats for…read moreyourself. While all the available space is used, it is arranged in attractive, everchanging displays. Whenever I need a gift for most occasions I can usually find what I want and am most satisfied. The owners are on the premise and are pleasant and helpful but not hovering.

From the owner: A Whimsical and Unique Gift Shop with everything from Sages and Crystals to neon and more. There is…read moresomething for everyone. We are women and minority owned.

I have been a loyal customer to this store since graduating from the U of D in 1974. At that time…read moreit was a family business owned by the original Cohen brothers. I dealt with Arnold, a son of of one of the brothers. He was an excellent salesman and most accommodating. I referred many of my friends to this establishment as they, at that time, carried quality yet affordable pieces. I purchased an office set from this company in 2003 and dealt directly with Mrs Cohen herself. Unfortunately, I had to cancel the delivery of the order because of impending major back surgery. Mrs. Cohen extended me the courtesy of a full refund knowing my previous history of being a loyal customer. Upon recovering from the surgery, I did re-order all the pieces and was finally able to accept delivery of such. Again, the pieces were of quality and affordable. To this day, that set has served me well. In about 2008, I purchased another bedroom set from Cohen Furniture. Unfortunately, ownership of the company changed from a family business. Fast forward to about 2008 when I purchased yet another bedroom set from this company. I relied on my past experiences with this company, and I did not carefully check the construction of this new bedroom set. It appeared to be a beautiful cherry set but did not hold up well. The handles on the nightstands and the dresser were not quality and actually broke. I contacted both the store and manufacturer and they could not be replaced. Perhaps, it is just a sign of the times but I have noticed a definite decline in the quality of the pieces they now carry. I spoke with the manager and he stated that it was time to get a new set. The life of the set was only about 7 years. JMHO, but quality furniture should have a much longer life span. In fact, there are family pieces that have been passed on for 2 generations. My niece now has my complete Grandparent's "Waterfall" set (circa 1923) consisting of a large table with 2 leaves, 6 chairs, a hutch , 2 buffets and a small half table. It remains in excellent shape despite having traveled from NJ to DE, as well as from DE to 2 locations in Chicago, IL. As with many products there is simply not the excellent craftsmanship these days. I do realize I am old school in believing "you get what you pay for". The cost of the last bedroom set was significant but sadly the quality just wasn't there. I realize that millennials have a much different take on material objects and that they would probably find the last set I purchased acceptable. Also, I have noted that Cohen's has 2 outlets. One in located in the New Castle Farmer's Market and the other is on Kirkwood Highway where Ethan Allen was previously located. I am currently in the process of moving and once again shopped at Cohen Furniture. I dealt directly with Washam and was extended full courtesy. I found him to be knowledgeable about the wearability of fabrics and construction of the pieces I considered purchasing. The store seems to have a wide range of merchandise at different price points.

I went to Cohen's Furniture at the New Castle Farmers Market. I was just looking at the time due to…read morenot having the money to buy new furniture. i found a sectional that I absolutely loved. The wonderful sales people at the store told me about the financing. I applied (thinking i wasn't going to be approved due to bad credit) and I was actually approved. the furniture was delivered by 2 professional gentlemen. they brought the furniture into my home and assembled it as well. i recommend this store to everybody looking for furniture.

My wife went to The Gift Horse and bought a E-Cloth for my birthday. I had never seen anything like…read morethis but it has worked great for washing my truck. After finding out where she got it from I went there and the employees were very friendly and helpful. A great store.

I love the Gift Horse in Hockessin DE. Everyone is always so nice and helpful. They have a…read morebeautiful selection of jewelry, scarves, home accessories and the cutest baby department. I stopped in to see the new bracelets called Endless. They are so cute and will be very popular according to Jennifer Lopez in her People magazine article. They didn't have my size but the owner was ever so helpful and said she'd get me one asap. Love the purple leather but they also came in lots of other colors.

I appreciate the service at this location. I like the new setup for checkout and online order…read morepickup. I do recommend the store improve their signage to indicate the Amazon return desk has moved. I found one tiny sign that was only readable when I was within feet of it after having been directed to the area by associates at the front counter.

Store is nice and clean, employees are very attentive. Masks are optional right now as of August…read more2021. It's tax free so this store is our go to when we're in the area.

My experience with Delona Sesserman was fantastic. Although I wasn't sure at first if I needed…read morehelp, I am in awe of the difference she made! Delona's style is impeccable but what I really appreciated was the time she spent learning MY likes and dislikes. This meant that the rooms were not only beautiful but they also reflected my tastes and lifestyle!

From the owner: Our firm encompasses a traditional practice of interior design services with a spiritual approach…read more(integrating feng shui elements and a holistic practice ) as well as embracing natural products and materials. We believe that our homes are barometers of our physical, mental , emotional and spiritual well being . The furniture layout , the choice of color help the energy flows through the space , healing and supporting our home environment.Our homes represent not only phisycal entity , but also sancturies for our soul. Our well being , our emotions, and thoughts are influenced by the spaces we inhabit. As each of us has our personality , the spaces we live need to sustain our individuality. We embraces an international flair and take pride in creating spaces where designs from around the world find a harmonious home . From a small budget to high-end patronage our motto is '' From sketch to masterpiece ! " ADRIS GROUP is offeing interior design services since 1996.

Completely amazing service. They did EVERYTHING in my home…read more They were able to find me quality furniture (I got two sofas, some end tables, a bed, and a new dining set), bedding, window coverings (draperies, blinds, and cornice boards for me), floor coverings, and they even accessorized it all for me! And I hate accessorizing myself, because it never works out right. These people have vision, and can help even the most clueless person when it comes to decorating. The cost of custom is well worth me not wracking my brain and worrying. With Decorating Den at the helm, I can let them do all the work for me!

From the owner: Custom Window Treatments, Furniture, Art, Accessories, Carpeting, Wallcovering, Bedding, Color…read moreConsultations, Space Planning, Room Redesign, Kitchen and Bathroom Remodel

A new Main Street shopping favorite! Great gifts, beautiful locally made jewelry, specialty food…read moreitems, pints of Woodside Creamery Ice Cream, super nice staff, reasonable pricing. Can't wait to go back!

From the owner: Rooted sprouted from the dreams of its founders, Betsy Beehler and Ashley Rector—an aunt and niece…read moreduo driven by passion and a deep-rooted connection to their community. From its origins in historic New London, Pennsylvania, Rooted was envisioned as a space created by the community, for the community. Here, over 250 small artisans found a platform to thrive and shine. As our vision blossomed, Rooted expanded its footprint to Delaware, planting roots in a second location to further spread our commitment to craftsmanship and community support. For us, being local isn't just about location—it's a mindset. It's about nurturing relationships with our artisans and customers alike, creating a space that feels like home no matter where you are. Whether you visit us in person or browse our collections online, you'll discover handcrafted treasures that tell stories of passion and dedication. Thank you for being part of our journey. With love, The Rooted Team

When installers say you're looking too closely when asking for a fix, it's time to examine…read moreeverything. My Family Carpet experience was good only with the sale and the carpet. Installation of over 230 yards in 4 rooms and 2 stair cases at a cost of over $11,000 was horrible where craftsmanship was needed -- seams, stairs and room transitions. In short, they butchered my front grand stair case with mis-aligned and improperly cut carpet and used staples that were left exposed. In other rooms, many seams were faulty, and all room transitions had ripples due to use of tack strips designed for concrete in front of and in addition to existing tack strips and bad cuts. The concrete tack strips aren't designed for wood floors and will pull if stretched too tight. They came back to a fix a few issues (hence the comment that I was looking too closely), but could not address the stairs or seam ripples that began to appear a bit later. After 1 month, I invited Mike - the owner - to come see his company's work. He agreed that not only were repairs needed, but the entire front grand stair case needed to be replaced. Thank goodness -- a good response as I had expected from Mike. After waiting 4 months and some prodding, they finally sent a guy who had over 35 years experience to remove the front stair carpet. His instructions were to return it to the shop so that they could use as a template for new carpet. Even this experienced professional agreed that it couldn't be used as a template because it was cut so bad. He said "all professionals know that old carpet cannot be used as a template - it requires careful measuring". In addition, I told Mike when scheduling this replacement, that I could not agree to having my front stair carpet removed from the house without having replacement carpet on site - especially before a holiday weekend. They never fixed the other issues either. At this point and fed up, I asked Mike to provide the carpet so that I could have it professionally and correctly installed. They agreed and within a couple days delivered 3 rolls of carpet -- unfortunately and -- par for their course -- 2 of the rolls were the wrong carpet and the third was just enough to do the steps but not enough to do both landings. Par for their course! Just so sloppy. We spent another $1,600 with a carpet repair company that specializes in fixing carpet installation issues - hence my knowledge of many issues that I had not realized with the original installation. Hence the results described below. When installing, their lead bragged about all the experience he had in carpet installations. However, here is what my carpet repair expert found: (Lesson learned -- years of experience does not mean they know what they're doing). 1. Used tack strips that were designed for concrete on my wood floors -- will not hold up to the stretching needed for heavy carpet such as mine. 2. Used double tack strips throughout all rooms and door ways -- not necessary and caused lumps and ripples in doorways. 3. Front stairs -- carpet runner was different sizes causing crooked and mis-aligned steps. 4. Staples rather than tack strips on the steps - making many of the staples clearly visible and not evenly holding the carpet. 5. Improper room transitions causing loose carpet and ripples because they never accounted for pile height differences between old and new carpets - leaving a tripping hazard. Transition wedges should have been used beneath the old carpet. 6. Seams where carpet was not properly glued down and beginning to fray. See the pictures below. If you buy from Family Carpet -- find your own installers or be prepared to spend 15% more for others to come back and fix their installation.

I have used this service 3 times now. Very reasonably priced. Friendly, courteous service and job…read morewas completed efficiently and thoroughly. Will definitely continue!