My friend and I stumbled upon this place waiting for a table at Engine Co. #3. Holy antiques, this…read moreplace is awesome! Antiques can sometimes be ridiculously overpriced, but Atelier has fair pricing, offering 20% off on certain items and giving future discounts of 10% and 20% based on how much you spend. In addition to a variety of nifty antiques, they also have a wide selection of wood crafts. I just wish we had more time to explore! I'll most definitely be back!

We Love it!!! Very cute store with personalized items made by hand, antiques and beautiful…read morerefinished furniture.

If they allowed me to, I would live here. The only reason for a star removal is the struggles of…read morethe app to log in for your rewards.

I was in need of patio cushions, I recall shopping here two years ago and had a positive…read moreexperience. While shopping today, I thought this is a great store, never feels crowded and they have so many things. You can fill your home with decor all from one place. Ross was super helpful during checking out. I will always think of At Home for my future needs for my home.

The a gem of a store. Its what I would describe as an urban housewares stores. It has lots of…read moreinteresting home decor items, but usually in scaled down versions. For example, lot of small/miniature plants to fit into a smaller apartment or condo. They also offer other knick knack like items to help accent your home. I like the nice selection of birthday/greeting cards. The staff are friendly and available for assistance.

I just did all my holiday shopping in one stop. Mod Gen is a perfect little shop that has unique…read moreitems (cards, holiday decor, kitchen and home items, books, etc) and fantastic planters and plants for all tastes. And the opportunity to have your chosen plants planted in your choice of planters on the spot makes it so special, especially for someone like me who can't seem to pot a plant to save my life. The store is heavily stocked but not overwhelming; it takes a while to see it all and decide what all I wanted to get. It is a lot of fun to shop here. Park at the Public Market for the easiest way to find a spot or wait for a spot on the street. I am not sure about accessibility as it is a few steps to get in the front door. I didn't see another option but I also didn't look for one. I hope they have access somewhere but call ahead to be sure.

I feel compelled to write a positive review for West Elm Milwaukee based on my recent experience…read more I admit that I had serious reservations about making a large furniture purchase given the numerous negative reviews online. I even expressed my concern to the designer before placing the order. She acknowledged challenges in the past, but assured me that things had changed. I decided to go ahead with a purchase of a full patio furniture set, bar stools, several pieces of large furniture and bedding. It was a leap of faith spending over $15K when I had such reservations, but I really loved the items that I knew would be perfect for my home. I could not be more pleased! Most of my items have been delivered (a couple small ones are on backorder) and I have been pleasantly surprised by the service, quality and my overall experience. I worked directly with designer Maddie Darveau at the store to place the order and, when I had follow up questions about delivery timing, I was able to contact her. Store manager Karla Ferreiras was also very helpful with my delivery questions and communications following my initial purchase. The white glove delivery was among the best delivery service I had ever experienced! Huge kudos to Ramon and Manuel of Ryder Last Mile for the efficiency, care and respect with which they delivered and set up our purchases - half the truck was filled with our purchases! I recommend ordering directly through the store rather than online for furniture purchases. I ordered my bedding online and had a small issue that was quickly addressed by the customer service representative at the general number. I plan to make additional purchased through West Elm Milwaukee and will do so directly with Maddie while crossing my fingers that the positive experience continues working with the local team.

I genuinely don't understand West Elm's business practices. It seems run by people who have never…read morepurchased furniture. What is the point of having a furniture store where you can't sit in the furniture before buying it. West Elm's website contains many items that they say are "in stock" that are not available in any store. There is no way to try it before buying it and having it delivered to your home. And this is furniture, so we are talking about spending thousands of dollars. It would be nice if they just said this on their website. It literally took me hours to find this out.

This is such a hidden treasure in Brewers Hill! The space is absolutely stunning!!…read more There are a lot of local, handmade goods which always makes for a unique buying experience. Lots of candles, home goods, and jewelry (the Machete earrings are AMAZING and apparently sell out fast!) The owner is super sweet and will give you any and all details about where her products are from, who made them and what makes them special. I'm also pumped that they are expanding their space to include a restaurant this summer. Can't wait to check it out!

Simply adorable! Orange and Blue is connected to restaurant Uncle Wolfie's which complements very…read morewell considering you can browse the boutique while awaiting your table when dining in or shop afterwards. The intimacy, pricing and cleanliness of the shop drew me in. Carrying products such as jewelry, hand-bags, cards, puzzles, perfume, lotions and more you can't go wrong. I purchased the gold licorice hoop earrings and will forever treasure this item I got traveling to MKE. To the shop owners: thank you for selling so many gold jewelry items - my favorite!!

Been here several times. It's a good place to check out if you're in the market for used furniture…read moreor other household furnishings. It's a large space with two floors. Most of the items show significant wear, so adjust your expectations.

So I've previously gone to their warehouse sales and stood in the ridiculously long line while…read moreholding extremely heavy decorative objects in my arms, waited forever to get it priced just to find out that it was, nothing close to what I would expect in a hot warehouse. It is their business and they can do as they like. But sheesh. That is exhausting and a waste of time In an effort to avoid the absolute zoo process and a sore back this time I went later in the day and followed other people into the warehouse area. I started looking around when I realize I'm being shouted at and told I "can't be in here." The other ladies were left to shop as they liked. There was no, oh we are so sorry but we have closed this part of the store. I said, there is literally a sign hanging that says "open" I asked if I didn't read the sign correctly, from what I read on the door they were open for well over another hour. I was told that's for the rest of the store. Alright. Not a problem. I left rather disappointed, not so much that I couldn't shop, but disappointed that I was left feeling a little startled from being told I couldn't be there. I had no idea that was about to hit me. I was just looking at glassware. Rather jarring. Also. Why did the three ladies in front of me not get shouted at? I was completely reasonable, polite, and I apologized for not realizing that one part of the store wasn't open (people were still in there actively shopping) but I was made to feel like I was being scolded, singled out, and not treated very well. Where's the harm in being nice or polite? If you plan to shop there: I appreciate they have an unusual process of pricing it after you carry it as you wait in line for quite a while. I understand that can take forever. But seriously, not everyone has the ability to hold stuff for that long. And yes they sometimes have a few baskets but not enough. If it wasn't so physically difficult to to carry stuff in line for quite a while, I wouldn't have gone later to try to miss the line and actually be able to buy things without clutching it so long that my back gets sore. If you go in summer, bring water. It gets very hot and it can take quite a while. If you do plan to go here, even in the main store area, bring a flashlight, a really strong big one., it's truly exceptionally dim. Quite a bit in a back room in the store is totally unpriced. In the store, imho the furniture is often priced a bit ambitiously. But I guess good for them if they can sell it.

The design of the products is wonderful (of course...most of it is Scandinavian) We have purchased…read morefurniture from them in the past. However, we buy most from their floor sample collection. A headboard we bought 3 years ago cracked and rendered it unusable. We were hoping for a bit of a break (no pun intended) on a replacement piece, perhaps 20% off. No. $800 for just the plexiglass piece plus $64 delivery, plus tax. No apologies from the company. We have found the sales people friendly, although I do think there is sometimes a "hoity-toity" attitude. Also, their sales are not so great. After all, their prices are astronomical to begin with, so 15% off does not really bring them down from the stratosphere. You'll pay for original (not repro) design and most of the time, get quality.

While parking in the Third Ward is a nightmare, we came to this store specifically to try out a…read morechair that we researched online. While the two female employees ignored us walking in to an otherwise completely empty store, the male sales representative was very kind and helpful. He knew exactly where the chair we were looking for was in the store, was able to explain very clearly how and what could be adjusted, and even shared how the features compared to other similar chairs. Once we were set up, he let us be to test it out until we were ready to ask more questions about pricing and shipment options. I was appreciative that he gave us space and time to see if we liked it. While their shipping is expensive, they do have a 25% off deal right now.

Always a fun adventure to shop at On & On! I rarely leave without something. I love the wide…read morevariety of treasures to be found - down handmade earrings to old photos to vintage glassware and so much more. The staff are always super friendly. I find the prices to be very reasonable.

This German Shepherd strolls into a bank and sits down at one of the service desks where Patricia…read moreBlack just got promoted to lending officer and was working her first day. The German Shepherd says he needs some money for home renovations, so the surprised new bank officer asks if he has any collateral. The canine offers up this antique artsy-fartsy thing saying it's worth a lot of money, he got it at On and On Milwaukee for much less than it's actually worth because the prices at this antique store are so reasonable. The lending officer is at a loss, this just wasn't covered in her extensive training so she excuses herself to see the bank manager for advice. She tells him "there's a German Shepherd who can talk who wants money for some renovation work, but all he has to secure it is this vintage thing I don't even know what it is, what should I do?" So the manager tells her, "It's a knick knack Patty Black, give the dog a loan." I'm sorry I don't actually know if they allow dogs in here, talking or not. They do sell all sorts of unusual art and antiques at very reasonable prices and it's right next to a wonderful wine bar and an excellent coffee shop.

The gentleman who runs this business is kind, attentive and always present. His choice in items for…read moresale is unreal!! Now, if he'd only let me work for him during the sales!!!!

First time here. I was very impressed with the number of high-quality mid-century modern pieces…read more Each one I saw had been carefully cleaned, refinished, or reupholstered. They are pricey, but this is an instance where you get what you pay for. We are seriously in the market for a couple of pieces, so we joined the VIP Club for the next three months. Wish us luck!

As a long time antique shop patron, one thing that I've come to appreciate about these shops is…read morewhen they have a "vision." Some sort of unifying theme to the entire place that gives you a sense of what goods you can find there and if the shop fits the aesthetic you're looking for. Farm Girl Antiques has a vision, and it's right there in the name. The shop is decidedly feminine and cutesy. They have lots of traditional, farmhouse style pieces, along with jewelry, clothes, and nature-themed artwork. The shop itself is sectioned off into these little "rooms" that make it feel less overwhelming to sort through everything. The staff is also very friendly and eager to help if you are looking for something specific. The prices are very reasonable, especially the artwork. If you are looking for vintage items to fit classic farmhouse, French farmhouse, or generally traditional style, this place is for you!

When it comes to curated antique stores, I always recommend Farm Girl. The shelves are stocked with…read moreall kinds of goodies- most vintage and antique although some vendors do sell other goods. Pricing varies from vendor to vendor but I'd say it's pretty fair. Would definitely recommend a stop if you're in the area!