Logan Village Mall is a feast for the eyes! It could be a little overwhelming as there's so much…read morestuff packed inside the space. But I've enjoyed my visits here! Art, toys, stationery, vintage goods, boutique clothing, gifts, Knick knacks ... there's a little bit of everything that makes a spot like this fun. My favorite find on a recent visit? A lazy Susan made with resin and a bunch of tiny rubber ducks! Price points ranged from "that's cheaper than I expected" to "oh wow ... better put that back ..." Overall, I'd come back when in the area to window shop if nothing else! But it's a great spot to come find unique gifts.

This little mall in downtown Noblesville offers a wide variety of gifts, locally crafted items and…read moreeven vintage with a few antiques. The mall is composed of multiple vendors, each with a unique theme. The shops are ultra neat and organized. We stopped this past weekend and the shops were decorated for the Peony Festival. I saw monogrammed Noblesville themed home decor (pillows and kitchen towels.i saw locally crafted glassware and pottery. Several vendors offered Spring women's and children's clothing and accessories. The shops seem to go on forever, there is a lot to see. Vintage tees and jackets were in a room towards the front. Prices are mixed, but not unreasonable. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The doors were open to take in the morning air. We found free street parking nearby. Worth a visit.

From inside the front door you can't see that this place goes back, back way back. They also have a…read moreupstairs. Only found a couple small items that caught my eye. One was a Day of the Dead ring. Other was just a small bottle that fit our guest bath decor. Nicely kept up all the booths were clean and well presented.

I spent the afternoon roaming around the Noblesville Square and found this little gem to the east…read moreof the courthouse. From the storefront, it looks like a small place, but inside (which also has an upstairs area), there are lots of nooks and crannies for booth space. After passing through the front room, I was greeted at the checkout desk. What I really liked about the place is that many of the booths were holiday themed which set it apart from most of the collective/flea market type places I've been to. There were items that looked like new, some antiques, some clothing, lots of holiday accessories too! I found a small Christmas tree decorated in quilled ornaments. I had to buy one for my wife! It was hard to decide. Anyway, of all the little shops I stopped by in downtown Noblesville, this was my favorite. Review #1851

Stopped here during the week and spent an hour or so browsing and came away with a few great…read morepieces. Overall, I'd say it's worth a visit. Antiquing is all about what the individual is looking for and I'd say they had a decent amount of items I was hoping to find. Upon entry there were a few employees sitting at the front counter but they did not greet me at all. At the time of check out they were a bit friendlier but I wouldn't rate them high on making customers (at least me) fell welcome. The 3 levels are pretty well organized and tidy and most booth item were reasonably priced. I found parking nearby on the street after circling the area a couple of times.

I didn't expect to buy anything....but I did. There are three floors of neatly organized antiques…read moreand vintage items in an old historic building on the square in Noblesville. They carry mostly home decor and collectibles, no furniture. I shopped for well over an hour. There were a number of things that I wanted, but were just too expensive. I did find a few things that were perfectly in my price range and picked up. The staff is friendly. Check out was a little confusing for a first timer. There are no public restrooms. I don't think the this old historic building is fully accessible. Parking is free, but limited around the square. Get there early!

Sadly I was in the shop for 60 seconds before turning around and walking out. There were so many…read moreraunchy offensive items I just walked out. Cute clothes, but I didn't get a chance to look at them.

Racist much?! I walked in with the intention of buying an entire new wardrobe. I got all the way to…read morethe middle of the store and instead of all THREE workers taking a second to stop their gossiping to greet me, they looked at me, looked away and continued talking!! Once I just turned around and walked out, one of them yelled at me asking if I lost something. 0/10 would NEVER recommend

This place has some amazing finds. If you're looking for good quality furniture or decor, I highly…read morereccomend this place. They also have two locations not far from each other. One is like an overstock store and sometimes has lower prices, but still good deals at both places for the quality.

Nice selection of items with decent pricing. The service was fairly friendly. There's plenty of…read moreparking and I appreciate the option to shop online as well.

As many who know me on here, know I love taking pics of vintage fashions. This is one of my…read morefavorite thrift stores in Indy for that. So many vintage pieces in this thrift boutique. They have an area just for vintage ! A bonus is that next door is Half Price Books with a fashions book area. This is at the intersection of Ditch Rd. and extremely busy 86th St. Don't get it confused with the one near Castleton Mall. Personally I feel the 86th. street one has more stocked albeit narrower aisles. Would post more pics for those that might be interested further.

There was a good variety to choose from. There's also some higher-end items like a Lilly Pulitzer…read morehoodie hoodie for $55. I ended up buying a cute dress from Loft for just $7.99. The aisles were a little crowded with furniture but the clothing section was laid out well. There were also a lot of people when I was there so it was difficult to browse.

Very nice antique shop. Lots to look at on the first level and upstairs. Decent prices on stuff…read more Totally worth a stop if in the area.

Was fun to shop here. Staff VERY NICE and HELPFUL, even calling a vendor to ask her about a piece…read moreI wanted to bu and texting me the answer later that evening.

Hot House always has the best selection of curated vintage clothes. They focus mainly on 70s-90s…read moreclothing, but also carry a variety of new clothes, vinyl records, accessories, and shoes. Everything is clean and smells really good! The prices are really fair, especially compared to other vintage stores! The store itself is so cool! The decor is awesome (especially the cassette wall) and it makes for some fun Instagram photos. Definitely make sure you check out this hidden gem in the Fashion Mall at Keystone!

Hot House Market is like a breath of fresh air in the Fashion Mall at Keystone. This cute little…read moreshop is where you can find real vintage clothing, vintage shoes, vinyl records, cassette tapes (seriously! Like, actual cassette tapes) and other unusual paraphernalia. I just happened upon this store when I was walking around aimlessly at the mall. It's located right by Saks Fifth Avenue, at the end of the mall, just chillin' innocuously, all by itself. My sister collects vinyl, so I pawed through their selection to try to find some sick rekkids for her. I did find quite a few, actually, and they were priced right (anywhere from $1 to $10). The selection runs the gamut from Supertramp to Leonard Cohen to Perry Como. There are records for everyone here! They also sell locally made candles and smudge sticks, for all your burning needs.