Disappointing experience. I would not use them again. Of the 8 doors ordered, 4 were incorrect…read more It's now 4 months since the order and we still are waiting for the final door. And did you know that some doors at G&W come with hardware while others dont? We didnt either. G&W said the final delivered door was correct per the architectural plans. But there were conversations since then about this door changing its swing. On April 9, we agreed to split the cost of the final door, which is due in June, long after construction.

I am GC'ing our personal total house remodel, a first for me although I have done major remodeling…read moreon 3 past homes. We are blowing out the old small windows and framed in huge, non-standard size windows. This is complicated by the fact the house is a 1950's Brick Ranch house, changing window sizes on a brick house not recommended (lesson learned). So, when it came time to order windows I researched how to measure correctly, read code requirements and went to two locally recommended shops. After going back and forth for 3-4 weeks, and both refusing to double check my measurements (I was unsure of my accuracy and once bought, you own the windows, no refunds). A construction company we hired to help with the brick work and window install recommended Gaston and Wyatt. We called them, they came out and we walked through the house, discussing our goals and they made recommendations. They caught a couple code issues I missed being a rookie (and codes change). They solved a few window size, opening and style questions for us, and they measured everything. We had our windows installed last week (and a big sliding glass door) and it is beautiful. They are quality windows that fit wonderfully in the space. I am so relieved, no reorders, no delays, no reworks or adjustments. The windows just fit, and work wonderfully. Go with a pro, it makes a difference.

Based on a few word of mouth recommendations to "check this place out", we came by on a rainy…read moreSaturday to peruse the store. My significant other and I both liked how funky, fun, and stylistic the selection of furniture, artwork, and house wares were. The tasteful eclectic variety of items were refreshing against the general plethora of antiques in town. The store was divided into 3 main rooms with slight different thematic elements of decoration in each. Upon entering you have the choice to either go left or right; we choose the left and worked our way through the store. We noticed this artist meets rustic farm house vibe with the wood, glass, and wheat in one room paired with large abstract color field paintings and textiles. The furniture style seemed to be a blend between artistic mid-century to contemporary, comfortable, and functional pieces. Textile pattern options ranged from geometric, to Ikat, and modern abstraction. If you're a fan of different, you're in luck. We tried out a few cloth and leather couches which felt both firm and nicely crafted. The price points are relatively high however based on our interaction with the owner and employees, as well as testing some of the furniture, we could understand why. The pieces seem to be thoughtfully curated and of high quality. While we did not purchase any furniture on our first visit, based on this experience we'd consider doing so at a later point. FYI - There is dedicated parking for the store directly in front. Read the signs carefully since the lot is shared with other businesses.

We arrived to the store ten minutes before the closing time posted on google and on their door…read more While I understand that they were getting ready to close and go home, they did not even acknowledge us at the door and made a conscious effort to not look our way. This was extremely disrespectful given that they were not even supposed to be closed. We then took our business elsewhere.

I found my experience with Snow's Garden Center to be very pleasant. Trevor had many ideas for my…read moreyard but was also willing to listen to my concerns. The men who did the work were amazing. They worked very hard and made every effort to please. I am happy to recommend Snow's Garden Center.

We got our first real Christmas tree from here this past weekend, and it was a great experience :)…read more Everyone was so nice and helpful. They had a decent selection (not too many big ones) - it's still early in the season, so I'm not sure if they'll be getting more later on. We got a 6.5' foot tree named Polar Bear. The fact that the trees were named made me really happy. I think it adds a cute touch.

Love all the great items to buy in the store. Everyone is really knowledgeable and friendly. We…read moredrove by and didn't see anything in the front of store. We were worried??? Looks like they will be back!

I've been using for years and love this shop. Huge selection of very healthy plants & trees. Local…read morefavorite. They stand behind their plants. Very knowledgeable and helpful staff. Interesting gifts and garden needs.

The Barn Swallow is a great place where you can find unique gifts for a friend or family member who…read morehas unique and impeccable taste (a baby boomer who owns a nice lodge in the mountains, or a horse ranch and a winery; a gen-xer who just wants to be appreciated; or a millennial who likes everything handcrafted by local artisans). I first bought some non-gmo honey. I asked how they determine if their honey is non-gmo, which is a trick question of course. The nice lady in the store said the bees can only travel within a 2 mile radius (they don't go that far or they die), then they go back to their base camp to make honey. Within that 2-4 miles, there should be no gmo plants (like gmo corn) they could come in contact with or else the honey wouldn't be non-gmo, of course. The pottery and artwork are something I would want to display in my own home. If sky is the limit, I would buy that $400 salad bowl carved from a tree stump. Also, I love those pots that look like it was inspired by Gustav Klimt, in my opinion. I also love the handcrafted jewelry. During my first visit, I thought I would be able to find their merchandise somewhere else or online, but I found myself coming back. It's a wonderful and creative shop/boutique. Almost like an art gallery, without being pretentious.

Amazing hand crafted pottery Beautiful Jewelery…read more And the best service ever Come enjoy and you will fall in love!!!

I love Pottery Barn and their products. However, it's been hard for years to find brick & mortar…read morestores. Many locales you must buy online. Parking can be challenging, but it's in front of the store and FREE, so there's that, it's a super nice higher end shopping area that I really like. I was immediately greeted upon entering. The hallmark of Pottery Barn are there displays and they absolutely did not disappoint. Every inch of the store was impeccably decorated. I purchased sheets and received assistance on sizing. I also received help on a nightstand which I put a hold on. Ultimately I released it the next day. Checkout was flawless. Full 5 stars and will return with being up in the area more often.

I called this store and spoke to Caroline regarding the Brandon 8x10 rug. It is a discontinued…read moreitem, therefore, there are none online and there were only a few left in different stores throughout the United States. Each time I called a store the sales staff was either too busy to help or told me that the rug was already on hold for another customer. Caroline was so helpful and reassuring that she had one in stock and that it was in new condition. I asked if she would be willing to ship the rug to me in California. She told me she would and took my information over the phone. She also made it clear that this was a final purchase because the rug is discontinued. I received the rug and couldn't be happier!!! Thank you for the above and beyond customer service, Caroline. I wish I could thank you in person!!!

My experience was similar to others on this thread. That is, we bought a tree that died almost…read moreimmediately. Weasked for a refund, which the owner denied. When we bought the tree we asked about watering it after the copious rain we were getting. He said, "No need, unless you want to overwater it." When we asked for a refund, he said, "You didn't water it enough. People (read: people not as smart as the owner) think they can just let the rain take care of it." Our experience with nurseries in the U.S. is limited, but we expected some sort of restitution, at the very least an apology and some acknowledgement that they were as much at fault as we were. I took the time to echo others' experience so that the overall rating might drop a little more. It can't go far enough.

I bought many plants there years ago but eventually stopped due to their attitude; today I phoned…read morelooking for a new, hard-to-find cultivar and the lady said "No I don't have any" and immediately hung up on me. Good Grief.

Such a pleasant experience, visiting the Garden Barn and Gabrielle. I always feel like I am…read morevisiting a good friend and sharing garden wisdom. She comes up with great ideas that just seem to work. Sometimes she knows what I want before I do! Healthy, lovely plants, workshops and support for those weird little gardening problems. Gabrielle knows her plants.