Very good love the place lots of cool stuff. It was getting close to closing time and the people…read morethere weren't being very cordial you could tell they wanted to leave especially One said she has somebody who doesn't like to wait at home for her. I'm like what the heck? I'll try and remember not to show up before closing time. :0

Once again, I had the best experience at this unique store. It's a great…read moreplace to find gifts, home furnishings and even something to wear. Everything is unique and never the same. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It is just a feel good experience to step through the door. I will make it a regular stop in Traverse City.

First time coming here, me and my wife recently visited this place just browsing around stores. The…read moreowners there were very friendly and welcoming upon our arrival and this store offered a lot of home decor, i really enjoyed the wacky socks upstairs. There are plenty of great items feed you here. Overall, I did find a store a little bit overpriced but many of the items I've seen it various other home goods stores. Still worth checking out!

Everyone here was so nice. Lots of cool stuff to look at, I got a great pair of socks, but I wanted…read moreto buy so much more. I'll definitely make it a point to stop here when we make it back to Traverse City. I loved the variety. There were some really cute odds and ends, and jewelry, bags, pins, socks...etc, all at fair prices! Just a really cool store with friendly staff. I loved it. It is two levels, so be sure to check out both floors.

Funky home decor shop in the Commons, and I found a birthday gift here for a friend! Unusual…read moreselection makes this a worthwhile stop while shopping in The Commons.

Such a cute shop! I'm a sucker for painted pottery and kitchen gadgets. The clerk, autumn, was…read moresweet as can be, and she gave my dog a free little treat. I left with two cute little bowls painted with cherries. Located right downtown traverse city.

I love home decor and kitchen gadgety things so Peppercorn is one of my favorite places to browse…read morewhenever I'm in Traverse City. They also have a pretty nice variety of foodstuffs like snacks, jams, candy, etc and other packaged edible goods. Some of the makers are local to Michigan, but they also carry things from out of state. The style of the kitchen and home decor they carry typically trends towards the more colorful and whimsical (which is 100% my vibe) though they do carry some more neutral options for the more minimalist shoppers out there. Whenever I visit I usually pick up one or two items (like a cute dish towel or one of their small prep bowls) for the home and a couple of their packaged pantry goods like a fancy mustard or jam. Oh, and they also have a Moomer's Ice Cream counter which makes it even more of an essential stop for us when we're in the area.

These are not Crate and Barrel prices here! I found some seriously good deals on kitchen towels…read more Yes, I am seriously writing my review on my kitchen towel purchase. Side Note: Ever since I purchased this rug for my kitchen I've had the most difficult time finding dish towels to coordinate. I found some at CB a while back, but they were $9 each. A bit steep in my opinion, but I bought'em. Ok, enough about the place I'm not reviewing. This spot has tons of rugs, some home decor items and lots of linens. The prices on most of the items I looked at were very reasonable. A friendly and helpful staff make the shopping even better. And two beautiful linens for the price of one - I'm a fan.

I have a profession where clients often ask me where to shop for rugs, and unique textile pieces…read morefor there homes, I try to determine what type they are looking for, if "artistic, high quality, and large selection" are in there response, I never hesitate to send them downtown to Stewart-Zacks. They have a large selection of wool rugs of above average quality, and often I have found some hand knotted pieces that are not readily available anywhere else in the Traverse City area. Great service, decent prices.. Scott Kentfield

This is embarrassing to admit but important for customers at wood + cloth to know. I bought what I…read morethought was a very attractive planter there today for $30. A couple hours later I was out at the mall shopping at TJ Maxx and I saw the exact same planter for $9.99. I felt like an idiot. I don't live in Traverse City so I don't have time to go back to the store and return the planter. I just think that was kind of a shitty thing for the store to do.

I have been here multiple times and I have really enjoyed what the store has to offer. It has…read morebeautiful bed linens, decorations, excellent cookbooks, plates and bowls, and even a lovely selection of clothes in the back of the store. Wood + Cloth's products are all very well made and beautiful, offering a natural modern aesthetic to its shoppers. The items are expensive, but the store offers some items are in a feasible price range. Often times, you can find a good selection of clothes on sale! I noted that the staff did not engage me when I first entered the store, but when I began trying on clothes or actively looking through quilts etc. they would come up to me and be very helpful and accommodating. I wish that helpfulness had come out when I entered the store, not when I was actively considering a purchase. Other than that, I really think that Wood + Cloth is an excellent addition to Traverse City.

Great, unique hand made items. Several fair trade items and some local items as well. Staff was…read morevery friendly and helpful. We'll be back in the future to see if the selection gets updated.

An interesting array of home decor, jewelry and art with an eye for local products. Not just…read moresouvenirs, so it's worth a visit for anyone who's browsing the shops at The Commons!

Rude, rude, rude. The team clearly has no customer service experience and lost out on what could…read more have been a great sale for them. Take the snotty and pompous attitude down a notch, you're a store in traverse city Michigan.

I went in today to find a gift to take to a house-warming party, and naturally found the perfect…read moregift!

I was drawn into the parking lot by an item I saw while driving past. It was 4:55 PM. I parked…read moreand entered. The owner (I found out) barely turned her head to yell "I am closing. You need to come back tomorrow". The customer she was checking out repeated the statement even louder when I didn't immediately leave. The open sign was still posted. I was stunned. I was turning to leave but the owner took another opportunity to say she was closing. I was back in my car at 4:57 pm. It is safe to say - I will not return to this store. I am a local resident - I will be happy to take my money to any business but this one.

I spend summers here in Traverse City and love to support local businesses. Every year for the past…read more3 years, I have stopped in here but never really found anything I liked. What I do always find is overpriced items marked "FIRM" which makes me feel like a thief for even considering making an offer and a salesperson who can barely look at you let alone smile. Today was my last time stopping in. I'll drive a mile down the road to The Red Dresser on South Airport Road which is filled with amazing finds and always friendly faces.

While planning our trip to Michigan, I stumbled upon this place and it looked beautiful. It's only…read moreabout a 30 minute drive outside of Traverse city so we made the trek after a short adventure at Mission Point Light House. The secret garden is dog friendly but they cannot come into the little shop. They ask that you clean up after your dog as good owners should and that you don't wander through the vineyard as they are constantly working there. The garden is beautiful. So many lavender plants and other flowers. Although we came at the end of August, we still saw a lot of beautiful flowers. I came in by myself to get us drinks. They have a dog bowl outside the gift shop so my pup was able to get a drink (though we also brought some with us). There are some seating area with umbrellas for shades, a cute gazebo and more lavender fields. The gift shop sells all sorts of lavender goods (soaps, lotions, food items, etc.) They also have ice cream. I got a chardonnay because it was unoaked and the only white wine I would have drank without buying an entire bottle. I got my husband a hard cider. I believe they also make their cider. She told me I get to keep my wine glass and gave me a paper bag to store it after I finish drinking my wine. We walked around and enjoyed the view, took a few pictures with my pup and the beautiful surroundings and sat around and finished our drinks. What an enjoyable experience and it was free! Next time I find my place in this area, this will definitely be a repeat stop. And if you haven't been, you should go and enjoy the scene.

A gorgeous must see while in Traverse city! This is a great addition to the picturesque Brys winery…read morejust down the road. They have beautiful sage and lavender plants along with a wide selection of products for sale with these two plants. There is a small selection of wines and ice cream pints available in the shop. If you order wine you get to keep the wine glass which adds great value to the experience! All the staff were super welcoming and friendly. There is a super cute seating area with great views of the vineyards as well. The overall ambiance is calming and relaxing. Definitely stop by this place while visiting Brys!