Sadly appears to be closed. The door is locked, the number disconnected, and the open/close sign…read moreunlit. Always sad to see a small shop go under.

Stumbled into this awesome little shop late afternoon on a Saturday, what a find!…read more It's in a bit of a rough neighborhood, but once you're inside, this place is great! I've been to just about every thrift shop in Little Rock by now (being new in town and bereft of furniture...) and this is the first one I'd been to that has the killer combination of great service, unique and wonderful selection, and good prices. There were two people working there when I went in, and they were both super friendly and really helpful. We'd been looking for hardwood dining room chairs, and we found not just one beautiful hardwood chair (with a leather cushion no less), but a *set of five* Definitely worth making the trip!

I almost check there when I'm passing through. I get books, games and toys for Grandchildren. I get…read moregreat home decor and clothing for kids thur older adults in the family.

I shop here for everything! Clothes for everyone in the family, accessories, home items! It is a…read moreresale boutique. The best thing is all the money goes directly to the Union Rescue Mission. The Dorcas house helps women and their children escape domestic violence!!! Tell your friends

Yes. Lots of little antiques and knickknacks. They use a lot of local artists alongside antiques.read more

My ears were met with the sweet harmony of three voices singing a melody of fifties girl group…read morejams. It was the owners and a customer just goofing around! I knew I was going to love this place before I even walked in. South Main Creative is a purveyor of antique and vintage houseware, jewelry, acccessories, furniture and more! With pieces from all over the world and spanning many different decades this is definitely the place to be if you are looking for some treasures. I was especially captivated by their selection of glasses from years past. I found several pink plastic pairs that would cost a fortune if you added some pretentiousness hipster brand name on it. They had tons of personality and a steal at $20! The only issue is that I have a massively big head that does not fit standard size glasses. For the DIY chic, you will find a selection of chalk and wax paints to experiment with as well. They even offer basic sewing and crafting classes, including a how to make a pocket felt gnome which I am sad to have missed out on. I highly recommend checking this spot out if you are looking for a unique gift for a friend (or even better) yourself!

I had such an amazing experience! The booth setup was not too cluttered or overstimulating,…read moreeverything was reasonably priced, and there was a wide selection of items, real antiques! I could've spent hours in there, but I came too close to closing. However, one of the women let me stay a while longer since I had traveled. They were so sweet and had amazing service! Would definitely recommend for fellow antique lovers!

Charming and reasonably priced items. The booths have a nice variety of items for different…read morestyles, including some boutique clothing.

Super cute place! Very unique pieces for your home. Very…read moreclean and amazing customer service! They are so kind and welcoming. If you're in town stop by!

One Saturday while checking out the Vintage Market at SoMa…read more A friend and I wandered, and wandered looking for an ATM (because I never carry cash). We found one at the mart across from Sweet Home Furnishings. We crossed the street and ventured inside. We found many an early era item. The store was fascinating and took me back to classier times. Though I'm quite modern with my styling. I couldn't help but fall in love with some of the rustic and early American items in the shop. From early globes to tarnished maps draped along the wall. The owners probably have an item for everyone. There is a nice flow to the shop, and as we made it to the end I didn't think I'd find anything to purchase. But this modernist was proven wrong when he spotted an American War Propaganda Poster from 1942. It was perfect, and I purchased it with haste. So here's to you Sweet Home Furnishings. You made my Saturday a great one, and helped me to embrace Vintage just a little bit more.

The cute antique shop in Hot Springs. Love this shop. The owner is the sweetest lady you will ever…read moremeet. Great prices.

The shop is clean. The prices were ok. There were many of the same item. The owner must have been…read morehaving a bad day. We thought he was rude, so we left. We went elsewhere.

Stopped by while driving by and pleasantly surprised. Picked up a very unique vintage advertisement…read moreat a really, really good price and some nice used clothing , wanted to stay longer but had to go. They have a beautiful restored drafting desk that I have been looking years for, but alas, I fly out of Arkansas in two days. Really good prices, good selections, really good unique pieces. Definitely recommended. Will be coming back here.

Maybe a 3.5 star I don't know. But it was a fun shop to visit and not too far out of town. Unlike…read morea lot of resale shops in my neighborhood in Houston, this place was not packed to the gills. Which in my book is a good thing cause it meant I could actually dig around. Nice place, interesting stuff (though nothing you wouldn't expect) and nice folks, we picked up a spare pot while we were there. (Note this place have used clothes, its more about "things")

This is my favorite store to frequent when I come to Hot Springs, AR. The owners are lovely and you…read moremost definitely will find something unique to leave with. I would highly recommend stopping in! They also were strict with their Covid protocols which I greatly appreciated.