Cute store but a little pricey. They do have some sale items in the back that are heavily…read morediscounted and some cute decor and clothes as well.

such cute home items and clothing at reasonable prices. I can always find something I love hereread more

Beautiful furniture and various styles. Great quality. Great prices. A fun day of shoppingread more

Totally ignored when we walked in, even though there were no other customers in the store. Looked…read morearound, saw some wonderful pieces. Finally got help when we said out loud "Maybe we can find someone who works here". No real help was offered. We asked about bedroom furniture and were told that they mostly work with designers. Oh, really? We looked at area rugs and window coverings, but again, no assistance was offered even though there was absolutely no one else in the store. So...maybe we don't look like we can afford their furnishings? Maybe we aren't their type of customer? We definitely felt like they had no time for us. We took our business across town, purchased everything we wanted at Distinctive Furnishings and even ordered some of the exact items we saw at Etc from Distinctive Furnishings at a lower price point. Beautiful store, but the customer service is sorely lacking. We won't sully their store with our presence again.

Skirt and Satchel is a new boutique on the square in downtown Bloomington. They offer a range of…read moreproducts from women's clothing and accessories to bath and body products for both men and women. What makes them different from other stores and boutiques is that they pride themselves in the fact that they offer all their clothing pieces in sizes Small to 3X! That is definitely not something you can find at any other clothing store or boutique. They think girlfriends should be able to shop together no matter what their sizes are!! What a forward thinking idea!?! I love their concept and can't wait to stop by with my girlfriends in tow. They are always getting new inventory, making them an addictive stop when out downtown. They are a great place to find a fun and unique gift for your friend, family member or coworker. They sell beautiful and unique jewelry pieces as well as cruelty free bath and body products. They are definitely a place you will want to check out. You can also shop online if you want. The staff is very nice and helpful, shopping there is fun and enjoyable.

I paid $2500 for a power lift chair in June off 2022 but also paid $400 for the extended warranty…read morethrough CCS. The motor to the leg power lift broke Jan of this year 2025 and after multiple calls, emails, trips to the store my chair has still not been fixed 6 months later. Stahls blames CCS and CCS will not extend the warranty for the 6 months I've been dealing with a broken $2500 $400 warrantied chair. We aren't in a pandemic and really feel Stahl should be putting the pressure on the warranty company that I paid Stahl the purchase price. My last LaZBoy and no more Stahl. I try to support local businesses but I'm done with them.

We have shopped at Stahls for years, quality furniture, great selection, and customer service. Also…read morehave an incredible selection of fabrics from which to choose. Best mattress we ever had! Huge showroom with great selection but particularly recliners . Reasonable prices and great sales.

This is a huge antique mall in downtown Bloomington - very cool place and absolutely GINOURMOUS…read more Prices are actually very reasonable and some of the sellers offer 20-50% discounts. I didn't end up purchasing anything but I enjoyed walking around and looking at everything they offered.

Lots of stuff. 3 floors of it. But it was all priced way too high. Like two to three times higher…read morethan it should be.

Poor service over priced furniture that all the other cut rate junk dealers sell I could of bought…read morethe same quality at big lots for a third of the price

If you go furniture shopping, you may not realize these guys are around. There are some furniture…read morestores in town that have been around for ages. Others have come and gone. Distinctive Home Furnishings is located near Menards, and I hope they're here to stay. After I received my tax refund, I decided to take a look around. My old Flexsteel had popped a spring, and because it was kind of beat up, I thought a new recliner might make a nice treat. They had some BEAUTIFUL floor models, and had catalogs showing almost any variation you could think of if you wanted a different color or material. In some cases, they had less expensive options if you don't have a premium brand budget. After running into some health issues, I had to take a new recliner off my wish list. However, being an authorized Flexsteel dealer, they were able to assist me with the repair of my old recliner. Because Flexsteel offers a lifetime warranty on their springs, I was able to breathe new life into my old recliner, and my back has thanked me! If you have a repair done, just be ready to wait. Those things take time, but totally worth the wait. I'm grateful for their help, and when I have a recliner budget, I'm heading back as fast as I can to get one!

Much of this store is local/regionally-made art. Jewelry, paintings, photos, sculpture, wood…read morespecialties, apparel like hats and gloves, wall art, all made by area artisans are here. The prices are reasonable for the quality of work. This store is run by a non-profit artist organization, The Pillar Group. There's another similar shop at College Mall in Bloomington, where Victoria's Secret once stood past Target. The art is diverse and has a local and Indiana theme to it. While most jewelry is focused towards women, there are a few pieces of men's gear. It has the feel of a gift shop, and indeed there are greeting cards, and wrapping available for purchases. It's a very wide variety of handmade art, and it's all well-presented. I'm embarrassed how much I've purchased here; the values are pretty good for what I look for. Parking is downtown-crappy, but the store is bright and easy to shop.

One of the benefits in shopping in store is that you get to appreciate the quality of the goods…read morebeing sold. Another benefit of getting out to explore your community is finding a business you didn't know was there and you are pleasantly surprised by what you find. Kind of like finding a hidden treasure! My wife was shopping next door inside Tivoli Fashions in the Fountain Square Mall just south of the county courthouse in Bloomington. Since the shopping she was doing had nothing to do with me, I wandered out into the mall and found By Hand Gallery just across the hallway. If you enjoy looking at hand crafted items like wall hangings, ceramics, and small items that can be gifts for either your friends or for yourself. When I walked in, I was immediately greeted and asked if I needed any assistance. Even when I explained that I only stopped in to pass time while my wife shopped next door, he said he understood and to feel free to browse and ask questions. I was feeling welcomed, not watched or like I was wasting his time. That's good business. I really enjoyed looking over the items. I don't do a lot of decorating in our home, but I did see things here that I thought would look nice. I didn't make any purchases at this time, but the items I looked at seemed of good quality and worth considering coming back for. Review #3911

If you don't like their views...get over yourself and don't shop there. Go somewhere else. Go to…read moreMichael's. Use Amazon. Hobby Lobby is wonderful and I love all the decor and craft supplies you can get! Friendly people work here, too!

I used to love Hobby Lobby. I would go there regularly and poke around for things I couldn't find…read moreat Michaels. Then along came their opinion about women's health care. I have to admit. That was enough to make me stop shopping there, and I have. I refuse to support any business that feels like they have to get involved at that level, especially when it comes to denying women rights. I stopped back in recently because I needed a large sewing needle, and I just did't feel like making another trip somewhere. I was on the east side, and Hobby Lobby was there. The good news is they seem to have more employees available on the floor than they used to. The bad news is that you'll find an employee before you ever find what you're looking for. There are NO aisle markers at all to tell you what's in there. You might do a complete loop of the store and pass by the thing you're trying to find. So - 2 stars for ugly politics and -1 for no aisle signs. It's a craft store. Make some!

Mary Jane is my hero! She made another beautiful bouquet for my mom for Mother's Day--and she's a…read morebreeze to work with. She knows my mom's flower preferences, and even helped make sure we could get it delivered to her in a timely fashion despite it being a very busy weekend! I know who I'll be calling next Mother's Day!

I'm in a different city but wanted to work with a Bloomington florist for a local delivery, and…read morewent with Flowers & Interiors. I enjoyed the mix offered (contemporary and traditional options); the ease of ordering on the website; and the way they followed up immediately to fine-tune the order. And best of all, the recipient loved the gift. I'll use them again!

A great place for unique gifts. Feel good spending your money because it's all fair trade…read more Many COVID precautions- masks required, distancing required. No contact payment.

One star is added for altruism, as this retailer genuinely tries to stock fair trade merchandise…read more Their supply chain seems static, and this means that the merchandise seems to be the same and not varied widely from year to year, given the same season. As a gift shop, however, this might not matter to you. Gifts are more poised toward female recipients, but not exclusively. There are some good gifts for the men in the audience. Expect reasonable prices, and very friendly help there-- that's what I found.