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Amy's Home Decor

Amy's Home Decor

(1 review)

Amy's is SUCH a strange little store. Since I live around the corner, I've driven past it more…read moretimes than I can count and my curiosity finally got the better of me. The signs outside are all in Korean, so I had NO idea what to expect. So I walk in and immediately I'm greeted by a shy little Korean lady who is clearly flummoxed by the fact that a white lady just ventured into her store. She eeks out a hello and eyeballs me as I wander, confused, around her store. This store is tiny and well, weird. At the front of the store there's dimestore Korean items. Things such as mesh tents to put over your picnic food to keep the bugs off. Hmmm. Odd, but ok. The wall is lined with some quality rice makers. After that things get weirder because after the rice makers are women's clothing of questionable fashion. Badly dressed grandma clothing is the best description I can come up with. Hanboks for toddlers. Then comes the super bad selection of grandma shoes. Kinda like orthotic knock-offs. Then off to the right is a very, very random assortment of food items. Puffed rice crackers in HUGE bags. Black rice in bulk. Seaweed. A few cold/frozen items. Dehydrated "healthy" homeopathic mushroom things. Really REALLY random items, all in bulk. For those items, I will be back. The rice and lentils were a good price. Nowhere in the store did I see any Home Decor of any kind. So I'm actually more confused and curious than I was when I went in. Since Amy's english is very broken, I couldn't extrapolate any kind of explanation about the home decor thing. Maybe she does interior decorating on the side? Korean speaking friends, please illuminate me!

Ozarks Americana

Ozarks Americana

(24 reviews)

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For my 300th Review, I wanted to save it for a special entry!!!!…read more Last year I drove by a few times, but never went in. Thank god I did yesterday. This place is a TREASURE TROVE. It's more than antiques. Oftentimes, antique hunting will get old (excuse the pun), because you can't see yourself decorating your home with worn stuff, no matter how interesting it looks. At Ozarks, they do a magnificent job of staging the areas with vintage and new to create a modern and romantic look. Wandering through this store is a delight because their furniture and object d'arts are whimsical, flirty, and full of personality. I saw all kinds of styles, from American Colonial, to German, to French, and of course, Italian. They have chandeliers, vases, candle holders, foyer tables, chairs, stained glass, bookcases, wine racks, mirrrors, vanities, and more! The furniture prices can range from $50 to $1000 that I saw; but you see the quality in the craftsmanship, so it's worth the price if it really catches your eye and heart. Be sure to check out their blog, as they update it with new items: http://ozarksalaska.blogspot.com/

This store does have some cute items, and I'm sure there are a few exclusive pieces here and there…read more But after my recent experience I will never support this store again. We paid $120 for a lamp and then found out later it was part of a $120 set of TWO from Bed Bath & Beyond! When you shop at a boutique, you expect that higher prices mean you're getting something more unique, higher quality, or thoughtfully sourced. Instead, They're reselling mass market items at a 100% markup while presenting them as boutique finds. I think it's wrong to take advantage of customers this way, especially when you're shopping with the expectation that you're paying more for something special or unique. It Just be cautious and check brands before you splurge.

Arctic Artifacts

Arctic Artifacts

(1 review)

They've got a little bit of everything--antiques, vintage finds, art, and collectibles--and you can…read moretell everything was picked with care. Whether you're into history, love unique pieces, or just want to find a special gift, this place is worth checking out. The team is super knowledgeable and clearly passionate about what they do. Can't wait for them to open--I'll definitely be stopping by to see what treasures they've got!

From the owner: Welcome to Arctic Artifacts! We've got a little bit of everything - antiques, vintage finds, art,…read moreand collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just hunting for a special gift, we're here to help you find that perfect treasure. Our friendly team knows their stuff and loves helping you discover something you'll cherish. Keep an eye out - we'll be opening our doors soon, and we can't wait to share our treasures with you! Founded by Jacob and Ray, Arctic Artifacts was born out of a desire to bring the charm of vintage and antique treasures to our community. Over the years, we've traveled far and wide to find one-of-a-kind items that inspire nostalgia, spark curiosity, and make perfect gifts. Our Goal is simple: to help you discover treasures that resonate with your personal story and style. We've got a little bit of everything - antiques, vintage finds, art, and collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just hunting for a special gift, we're here to help you find that perfect treasure. Our friendly team knows their stuff and loves helping you discover something you'll cherish. © 2024 Arctic Artifacts. All rights reserved.

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