It's like going to a museum where you can take things home with you! There are certainly plenty of…read morepractical items, but the real draw is trying to figure out how some of the truly outlandish pieces fit into someone's house. This is the place to go for unique artwork, light fixtures, dining tables, etc. - and the prices reflect the level of quality, but it's possible to find deals as well.

Be prepared to spend a few hours here! I went in thinking I'd take a gander, maybe find some new…read morefurniture then next thing I knew, hours passed and I'm driving home with my trunk held closed with bungee cords. I found some beautiful pieces during their Labor Day weekend sale that I couldn't be happier with. The staff was attentive, kind, and had a good sense of humor. Really enjoyable experience with a fantastic selection of furniture, art, and even jewelry.

Furniture quality seems nice but all of the couches looked the same. Would be nice to see leather…read moreon the floor if off-white fabric isn't your thing. Won't go back though. Stopped in on a Saturday and the two people working were behind the counter and so consumed talking to a couple (assuming customers) they couldn't be bothered to even acknowledge our presence let alone say hello. We were the ONLY other people in the store. We were there for a good twenty minutes, walking back and forth a couple of times checking out the store. It was so odd. My husband is super low-key and relaxed and even he thought it was weird. The couple couldn't even move to the side to let us pass them to go through to see the other room. We had to cut through an awkward space by a Christmas tree. The store is connected to the rug store and they were so great by comparison. We ended up buying a rug from them. Found furniture elsewhere.

If you're looking for furniture and accessories this is your place. Amazing selection and great…read moreprices for the high design items! This is a new and larger 2nd location!

as usual overcharged for a beach recliner. My husband paid $60 and I couldn't stop him for…read morenegotiating. It broke halfway through a vacation. Thanks a lot.

I've found many hidden gems at One More Time, the furniture consignment store. Their selection…read morechanges often, but I personally wouldn't go more than once a season. Their sister store is a clothing store a few blocks away on 5th Ave. Whenever I am in need of something for the house, I stop by here first because it's typically for a good price. They also have a frequent shopper card where you get $25 towards a future purchase when you fill up a card. I bought a couch here, so I had a few cards and was able to purchase a dining set with them for free.

Great place to find treasures. Funds from sales help various missions…read more I have been a customer for years and highly recommend.

This is a nice, clean thrift store with something for everyone - clothing, shoes, books, toys, &…read morehome goods. I was not aware it existed until my friend told me about it because she volunteers a few times a month. I stopped in today and found a few clothings items for 2 of my grandchildren, including a jacket, and then during the checkout process, I spotted a spring jacket for myself. I got 8 things for $27. They have bag sales (last week was fill-a-bag for $6). I put my name & email on the mailing list. Tip: It is on the corner of 1st and Cambridge. If you enter the church parking lot from Cambridge, you'll see the store sign on the low building next to the church.

Walked in and after 10 minutes of no one even greeted me I walked out. Two employees saw me walk in…read moremade eye contact with one.

I have been a customer or better yet a shopper at vernacular for over the last 10 years. I…read moresupported them during the pandemic when doors were shot and online orders were only able to be placed. I have loved their clothing and their HomeGoods. However, it's sad to say that their customer service has really gone downhill. The last couple times I have been in to the Grandview location. The staff has been extremely rude and unwelcoming. Just today, I went in there this morning to get a dress for my daughter's birthday party this weekend. The woman could have cared less that I was in the store. She seemed irritated that I was asking questions about some of the dresses that were being shown on the mannequins. This type of customer service does not make me want to shop at the store. It's disappointing. Also, their sizes have gotten smaller. I feel as the years have gone on. I've always been pretty true to size, a large normally always fits. But I feel like the largest keep getting smaller. I'm still happy to go in there and buy HomeGoods because they are very well bought and very good quality. But, when I'm treated with such rudeness, it makes me not want to go into the store.

What a great place to stop in when in the area. Great for just browsing and seeing incredible…read morecraftsmanship, but also a great place to buy gifts. I've been twice and both times found great things for myself and others, and the employees are always friendly. Definitely worth it to stop in and see what they have.

Loooved this unique store! There are so many neat things to look at. Take it all in! Definitely a…read moremust stop when you are in downtown Columbus. Tons of small gifts and unique furniture. Everything was priced well. I will make it a point to be back and get some furniture pieces!

I worked at One More Time for about 1 year and everyone was so so nice and supportive of me !!…read moreChris is one of the nicest people I've ever met in my life. I loved shopping here as well as a teen and I will definitely be back soon!!

I had one of the most disappointing retail experiences at this store. I came in with authentic…read moredesigner shoes, only to be met with rude, judgmental treatment from the owner, Chris. Without offering any clear reason or explanation, she accused my shoes of being fake. I found this deeply insulting, especially as I later went out of my way to get them professionally authenticated and even contacted the original store to verify my purchase with the receipt. Though she took them to check them out or do whatever fake research which was really to waste my time and tell me to " look around", she came to me didn't even let me come back to the counter and aggressively handed and disrespectfully handed the shoes with box and said how much at first then responded in a racist manner of saying they weren't real. The audacity and nerve of this woman took me by surprise. As a business owner myself, I would never treat a customer with the dismissive and condescending attitude I received here. Instead of professionalism, I was met with hostility and a lack of respect. Sad part as well, she didn't know who I actually was and following and connections I could've helped with her business. God and Karma works in mysterious ways though, so it will be dealt with.What makes this worse is that I could have been a loyal, returning customer, but after this encounter, I will never step foot in this store again. If you value fair, respectful, and professional customer service, I suggest taking your business elsewhere. If I could leave 0 stars I would.

I have been shopping with Fresco Furnishings for a number of years. I have purchased and sold a…read morenumber of decorative items and furniture pieces there. Anne and Beth are always welcoming, friendly and helpful. They mark the items fairly and competitively- and they are a small business. I highly recommend shopping or selling with Fresco!

Fresco has great stuff for solid prices, nice people. Decent website too. Things turn over…read morequickly so buy it if you want it

I love businesses that have been started out of the pure goodness/personal love of the owners!…read moreLocal shops seem to be much more in tune with there immediate community (or have a unique ability to, should they take advantage of). Re:Work's commitment to building furniture from reclaimed barns is smack on point! I was introduced to this husband-and-wife-run show at a Yelp event showcasing locally run businesses around central Ohio. They know where to look, who to know, and how to make wonderful furniture. Picture frames, tables, basically, you name it and, if it's feasible, they'll make it! We were able to make a simple, but classy wood plant vase out of their reclaimed barn wood. "Reduce, reuse, recycle" at its finest! I'm excited that they're working on expanding there work space. Having the front-space addition, they're planning to make a "show room"/ come and try/experience their offerings before you chat and decide on a design. Nice!

We were so lucky to learn about Edgework Creative at an event that was being hosted there. Lindsay,…read moreone of the awesome owners, was at the event. She gave us some background on the company and just made us fall in love with what they are doing there in Grandview. We purchased a kitchen cutting board that evening and it truly is my favorite addition to my kitchen. The quality of this cutting board is obvious. It is sturdy and beautiful. We hope to purchase a tall standing mirror in the future. They have many on hand in their workshop that can be viewed if you stop by. We are saving up now for it. Feel free to stop by their incredible shop to see what they have on hand for purchase. You can also contact them via their website with any vision you have in mind that you would like made personally for you. Check them out!

I bought a plant that I got for my friend and they helped me identify the name of the plant and…read morerepotted it for $22 including the purchase of the pot. I love the ambience of the store is extremely earthy, humid, and beautiful ! Customer service was really good and I appreciate it. Them educating me as well.

Both of the tomato plants have died already and one cucumber plant has already died. I bought a…read morelot of plants and flowers there. Probably will not shop there again!!