Absolutely incredible store. So many adorable little items. Every time I turn around I find…read moresomething else I absolutely need!! Prices are more than reasonable and they constantly have sales and specials! They custom make furniture, wreaths and other décor. Not to mention the greatest owners ever. Best Country Primitive store around by far!!!

Went there when covid restrictions eased a bit. Filthy and dusty with really ugly stuff and not…read moremuch stuff. Two people chatting to each other no one fixing up the dumpy place. Has since closed.

This is a very experienced couple who know the area, know antiques and collectibles and are happy…read moreto have potential customers browse the shop. Down to earth, helpful and open to bargaining. Cool stuff from the world over...not a posh shop, but rather a collection of interesting items in as is state. Very good connection in the area if you are looking for something specific...Pete and Mary are very knowledgeable and connected. They have three buildings of treasures. Definitely a go-to.

We've lived in Saugerties for almost 50 years. We have purchased many many pieces of furniture,…read moreand mattresses from Saugerties Furniture Mart. Always happy with Russell and his Son. A great store and a nice family. Fast delivery too!!'

I purchased a sofa with a 'washable' slipcover from this store 5 years ago and have treated it with…read moregreat care. I routinely wash the cushion covers in cold water and drape them inside to dry. I've never had a problem with shrinkage. Until this week, I had never washed the slipcover itself. So I called the store beforehand to make sure that washing it would not be a problem. The son of the owner confirmed it was washable and suggested I remove it from the washing machine and fit it back on the sofa while it was still damp. I removed the slipcover, washed it in cold water, removed it immediately from the washer, and tried to put it back on the sofa. It had shrunk by at least 5 inches. I then called the store for some resolution. The owner couldn't have cared less. He was snarky and just kept repeating that nobody had ever had that problem, except for one person a decade ago, who washed it in hot water. I repeated to him that I took extreme care in making sure I washed it in cold water, because I was so concerned about ruining it. Bottom line: he didn't stand by his product. When I purchased the sofa, I needed to find one that would fit through my door at the time. I had wanted to buy an IKEA couch, but it was a little too wide. So I was relieved when I found Saugerties Furniture Mart and they assured me that their sofa would fit. However, I will say that I was put off by the owner's attitude, and I should've trusted my intuition. I had a feeling then that if I ever ran into a problem with the couch, he wouldn't make good on it. Unfortunately, I was right.

A real Saugerties Village gem, and a pleasure to visit. This store and art gallery does not carry…read morethe usual creepy tourist fare. There are unique objects and home decor from furniture to wood carvings to corals - beautiful, well-chosen stuff! The art gallery is one-of-a-kind. The space is in more than one room, and the artists shown are first-rate fine artists. It's really nice to see art along with all the other objects.

I'm not sure when the photos were taken, but Green looks nothing like that now (Dec 2011). The shop…read moreis crammed with dramatically overpriced modern furniture and accessories. Be careful to test out what you are buying -- lots of it is broken junk. The store is messy, too packed with carelessly arranged furniture to even navigate your way through the store, much less the upper & lower levels. I have seen the same pieces on display there for the last two years - the proprietor needs lower prices and refresh his inventory. Like so many other shops in Saugerties, this has potential but doesn't live up to it. Clean up your act, Green. Move out the old stuff, organize your wares in an appealing manner and then maybe I'll be back, and recommend you to others.

Perfect spot for some affordable "shabby-chic" furniture pieces. I purchased a white high back…read morewooden chair, and a rustic stool for less than $70. There's a mix of furniture and vintage clothing like dresses, fur stoles and petticoats from the 1950s. This shop seems more curated than other antique stores in the area, which saves you time and energy. The proprietors were a lovely older couple who were so friendly and offered some other antique location recommendations.

I walked/drove by the Boulevard several times before I made the trip inside. I can't believe that…read moreit took me so long. If you are into vintage (especially clothes) this place is a must! The space is split up between the few venders that sell there but the front is by far the best. They have everything from crushed black velvet coats with bunny fur collars to 1960's halter dresses and everything in between. If you are hesitant about buying already used clothing there are plenty are dresses which were made using vintage patterns and fabric but have never been worn. It's almost impossible not to find something you have to add to your wardrobe.

A great selection of antique jewelr, furniture & the like…read more There are two floors chock full of items. There are items priced to sell and those that are more expensive; prices are commensurate with item value. There is a parking lot. Staff was helpful when prompted.

I was in with a friend looking around. There was a good variety of items and the prices weren't…read moreunreasonable. However, after choosing an ornament an employee/volunteer (unsure) offered to take the ornament to the counter and wrap it. I walked around a few more minutes while my friend browsed and then I returned to the counter to pay. I paid in cash and left with my bag. When I returned home I opened the ornament and found the nose of the dog was completely shattered. It had not been broken when I handed it to the woman to take to the counter. I'd like to think they wouldn't have broken an ornament and then wrapped it, but perhaps when it was being wrapped the delicate piece crunched. Luckily it wasn't terribly expensive, but to pay any amount only to go home with a broken surprise doesn't feel good. Word of advice: carry your own items to the counter and inspect carefully when having it wrapped

Buyer Beware. In my past 30 years of various home improvements and renovations, I've usually been…read morevery happy with the people and businesses I've dealt with. Marigold Home was a glaring exception. If you buy something in the shop, with a price tag on it, you'll be fine. But if you get into any ordering with them, WATCH OUT! I attempted to buy Hunter Douglas window treatments from them. I'd bought them for our apartment in Brooklyn and was very happy with the entire experience. The experience with Marigold Home was completely different. Most businesses, when you're placing a special order, will write up a quote, detailing what you're purchasing and how much you'll pay for it. Not Marigold. They don't want to give you that because they say people might take that and go elsewhere for a better price. It was my mistake for not stopping right there. I allowed myself to be gullible and believe they were an honest business. After they took my deposit and placed the order, only then, and only after I requested it three more times, was I given a printed quote. Even then, it wasn't as detailed as what I'd gotten from the dealer in Brooklyn (L.W.P. Home Products) before they'd asked for any money from me. Just to assure myself Marigold's price was somewhere in the ball park (because it had seemed so expensive right from the start), I submitted a request to LWP, without telling them I'd already had a quote, because I didn't want LWP to give me a competitive quote, just the usual quote they would give. They did so right away, and it was literally HALF the price Marigold was charging. (I called LWP then and told them what was going on. They said they could arrange a local installer to do the installation. If only I'd called them first, I'd never have had to have this awful experience!!!! But of course it was too late by then, as I'd already been fleeced of my deposit.) Most, if not all, Hunter Douglas dealerships give discounts off the "Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price." Not Marigold. Not only don't they give any discount, they also add exorbitant installation costs ($400 for approximately one hour's work) and "freight" charges (around $200) that I wasn't charged for by the other dealer. In the end, I was so disgusted with Marigold that I didn't take the shades. I paid the deposit, which covered their costs with Hunter Douglas, their "freight," Maria's time in coming to my house to measure my 7 small windows (four of which were all the same size anyway), and left enough over for Maria and her husband to have several expensive dinners out. That was about $1500., but it would have cost me another $1500. to have the shades. It was a painful and expensive lesson in being gullible, but I will never make that mistake again. I will eventually deal with the shades the way I have in the past, by going to Home Depot and ordering shades which I will install myself. Unfortunately. There are other local dealerships for Hunter Douglas - and whatever other products Marigold Home carries - and I strongly suggest you check around before ordering anything from Marigold.

From the owner: This destination store provides comprehensive residential, corporate, hospitality and retail…read moreinterior design services to customers both in the Hudson Valley as well as in New York City. Marigold Home, Inc. offers interior design products to complement its design consulting services ranging from furniture, lighting, custom draperies, re-upholstery and slipcovers, designer fabrics, carpets, area rugs and rug cleaning, fine art prints, custom picture framing, home decor accessories and specialty gifts. Marigold Home, Inc. also offers an exclusive Gallery collection of distinctly designed window fashions by Hunter Douglas.