Classiest shop in Springfield, hands down! Don't miss this place! I can always find the perfect…read moregift here.

From the owner: Locally made soaps, lotions, jewelry and art!read more

I was extremely disappointed by what I witnessed at this shop recently. A lesbian couple was asked…read moreto leave simply for showing a perfectly normal amount of affection. It was clear that the management's "standard" for PDA is applied selectively and unfairly. In this day and age, seeing such blatant discrimination is unacceptable. I prefer to spend my money at businesses that welcome everyone. I won't be coming back.

I don't give two durns about someone's sexual orientation. I don't really even call myself an ally,…read morebut I keep to myself and treat everyone equally which isn't most what everyone should do. I watched the owner of this shop tell this gay couple to leave the other day just because they "got caught" giving each other a peck on the lips. Absolutely ridiculous. And here I was thinking Oregon was a Blue state. The wine bar was cool.

Great store with all kinds of amazing things. Quite a walk down memory lane! The owner was very…read morenice and very knowledgeable about all the collectibles.

Excellent place. Great stuff decent prices and nice staff. We will certainly be going back!read more

Downtown Springfield is really going through a revitalization, and Earth Elements is a part of…read morethat. This store is really beautiful with a lot of items that will make your home beautiful. Their fragrance items seem to be a big part of their portfolio, and it's a worthy focus. They have some really nice scents here, ones that I would not have expected to like at all given the combo. For instance, there was one called Strawberry + Violet, and another called Watermelon + Plum that had a nice subtle scent. I don't like violet and would have thought the scents of the second candle would have been too strong and artificial for me, but I ended up buying both. They also have air fresheners that are handmade here, and can be made to have the same scents as the candles. There are a couple of particularly interesting things about the shop. You can come in and make your own candle, as they have a candle bar. I think when she gets there she turns on the crockpot or whatnot to melt the wax and then you can make your candle, so you should contact them if you're interested so you don't come too early before the wax is melted. Similarly, I believe you can make your own air fresheners as well by adding your floral accents and then choosing the scents that you want to add. And even more unique, this shop offers refills of their candles. You can purchase the large candle, and then once it's burned down you can purchase a refill for it. To do this you'd have to practice excellent candle maintenance so that it burned evenly! But I think this is so awesome, and a way of being more environmentally conscious. The owner was friendly and very patient with my questions. I may have sounded like this was the first time I had seen a candle because I was not sure I understood the candle refill thing, and the air freshener option, etc. They also carry items by other local artists, and have home decor items like prints, pillows, reed diffusers, clothing items, and so on. Earth Elements is a must-visit when you're in the area.

The whole setup is pretty cool. Good food. Enough choices. The vendors themselves are pretty…read morenice. The lady serving beer was SUPER nice. Music was fine. Probably going back tomorrow night to see another band.

Came here for a meetup... there were quite a number of food trucks, but only one was open (tacos),…read morethe rest were probably closed due to the heat wave. The bar was open, and doing a roaring business. I will have to check them out when it is cooler! People were friendly, staff was helpful

My favorite part of Down to Earth is the building. Not knowing the history of the building itself,…read moreit appears to have once been some sort of granary warehouse. All the chutes and various chambers are very intriguing, then you get into the wares the store offers. Very much in sync with the atmosphere of the building. It would seem that whatever hobby or craft you are into, they have some of what you need. They definitely have plants, containers and such covered. Next is the cookware, then canning supplies, storage containers, macrame, animal supplies, personal care... the list goes on. The neat part of it all is that it all feels so vintage yet new. A very holistic shopping experience.

What a great find this garden shop was! I could spend hours in here yet was on a schedule and able…read moreto spend an hour perusing the beautiful and eclectic merchandise including everything from plants, garden supplies to kitchenware, jewelry and cards. The prices were mostly reasonable which was a bonus. I purchased a beautiful windchime, a soaker hose and face mask. This will definitely be a stop next time I visit Eugene.

The new owner is working hard to keep this business alive and viable. He has the best selection…read morethat I have seen in the state. I bought a birdbath here and and few pieces of statuary. They are wonderful. The owner helped load the items and was very accommodating and pleasant. He has molds galore that came with the purchase of the business. An on-line catalog is available on the website. I am definitely shopping here again.

I love outdoor decor and have seen their stuff several times at home shows, and even bought a small…read morepiece of decor from them. I do like the items I've seen. My issue with them stems from the fact that I submitted a couple of questions through their website contact form (regarding both their products and services) and received absolutely no response from them. No response is, of course, a response in itself, and tells me that the answers to my questions were "no." Okay, I could accept that if they had given me an honest answer. But the fact that they didn't have the professional courtesy or ethical practice to even respond is what causes me to give them a poor review. So if all you care about is the product, and not the professional ethics of the company, I would say their stuff is okay.

I was preparing for a interview then I spotted a janitor with my preferred name. Circe then…read morehesitated when I asked her to help me put together a outfit for my interview. I told her I trust her and so she helped me with my outfit as I aced my interview with it. She is awesome she should be their wardrobe stylist to help people with outfits cause she is amazing. The best TJ Maxx ever. 5 stars all the way.

Probably the 2nd worst Home Goods location I've ever been to. They really don't have much of…read moreanything and it's hard to find stuff. The store just feels super disorganized. Want kitchen items? They seem to be scattered everywhere. A little over here, a little over there. It's not an efficient place to shop. And relative to other Home Goods stores, it felt very lacking in substance. Nothing very exciting. Imagine the remnants of every other store combined in one place. All the stuff nobody wanted, 1 of each thing. Employees aren't particularly helpful or friendly. We tried asking for help in something we were looking for and the woman we encountered clearly had no interest in being bothered. It was very much a "if you can't find it on the shelf we don't have it" attitude. Other floor staff were similar in personality. Like you're in their way being in the store. The person at checkout was so much better - she was super nice. I think people who are impressed by this store have never been to a GOOD Home Goods store. Most are so much better than this one.