Unique and quality art. It is worth the effort and beautiful little drive to the studio. The owner…read morewas friendly and helpful.

Blue Star Pottery--lamps, mugs, platters, jars, bowls and more all beautifully thrown and glazed;…read moresome with geometric designs, some with natural motifs. I own several pieces of Mark Williams' (the potter) work and I always find something new at his shop, which is adjacent to his studio. Hand made in Michigan by an artisan whose work just keeps getting better and better beats any mass produced 'find' from Pottery Barn. Let your GPS guide you to Blue Star Pottery, it is easy to love!

Awesome finds with a well curated selection of great collectibled and automobile salvage for design…read morediehards Owner has a great eye for the groovy. My fave shop this part of the planet.

A great selection of antiques and industrial items. Mix and match to create your own look, or buy…read moreone of their pieces. I bought a couple of very cool chairs to refurbish and I see this store as a great resource to get interesting stuff to work with!

I paid a visit to this place on my first stop during the 2018 Wine and Harvest Festival, and I have…read moreto say, I was really intrigued with what I found there! The Southwest Michigan Artists' Association is a group of wonderful people who not only all love what they do, but they also make it possible for the artistically-inclined to have a place where thier creations cannot only be displayed for all to see, but also a place where anyone willing can come to learn how to make their own art. As I wandered on up, I noticed a number of people were clustered around someone who was throwing clay on a wheel. It was practically spellbinding- I mean, we all remember the smell of clay and paint and the like from our days in elementary school, but I never really developed the skills beyond 'mash clay and mold it until it looked vaguely humanoid, add three holes and it's a little ghost figure' bit. But just watching the artist make those pots, well... it makes me wonder if I could do the same thing. I also saw some very nice berry bowls (the clay bowls with holes in the bottom), and they seem like they'd be good either to use or just to put up on a shelf and use as a conversation piece! A little closer to the entrance, I found someone doing something I remember doing for fun waaaay back when I was a kid- placing a piece of paper in a machine that would spin it around rapidly, and then dripping paint on it from a height and letting gravity and centrifugal force do their thing. I still don't remember what the machines were called, only that we had one and it apparently got tossed because nobody carried the paints for it. But seeing that kind of thing made me think a lot of fun thoughts- but I kind of doubt the ones on display were as inexpensive as the toy one I had! After that, I stepped inside to take a look around. There were a few people inside- as well as plenty of art already on the walls to glance at, as well as some wonderful jewelry inside a case that was hand-made and looked really pretty! They were a bit out of my price range, though... Everybody looked to be having a lot of fun, though- there were a few painters in there, and someone else making what I thought was some kind of flower-arrangement (I could be wrong on that, but it looked really nice)! Maybe I'll drop in again and take some classes here- I'd like to think not all of my artistic talents lie with the written word! If you see something you like, there's also a display of business cards with contact information that you can use to contact the artist you're looking for! They're also looking to expand- but I urge you to stop on in and take a look around, and maybe give some classes a shot- or if you fancy yourself an artist, come on in and take a look around and do some networking to get your things shown!

You cannot get service like this anywhere else! Upscale, warm and inviting. There is a little bit…read moreof something for everyone. Don't miss this when you visit!

They had me at the glass shark. This amazing shop was full of art, whimsy, style and wit. I fell in…read morelove with the mirrored fish painting, the river table with its fish, frogs and shark, and the Malicious Women candles. The courtyard was magical. My spouse loved a very unique set of book ends and I was aided in their secret purchase by the charming owner of the store. I can't wait to gift other loved ones with treasures from Brackets.

I absolutely LOVE Murphy's Antique Mall! Every time I stop in, I find something unique, and there's…read morealways such a great mix of antiques and vintage treasures. You can tell so much thought goes into the store. The vintage jewelry is out of this world!!! It is one of the most beautiful collections of jewelry I have ever come across. The owner and all employees I've met are down to earth , I truly feel right at home. If you love antiques or just appreciate beautiful, one of a kind finds, Murphy's is definitely worth a visit!

This is my favorite go to in South Haven. There is a huge variety of antiques and I always have…read moreenjoyed the fun search through well displayed items.

A small family owned shop but they have a wonderful selection of jewelry. The ladies helping us…read morewere all wonderful and patient as we asked to see so many different rings (what two of us in our group were shopping for). The stones are all great quality and set in mostly simple settings. I purchased two rings and my friend bought one. We are super happy with our purchases!

Normal tourist trap shop. Small expensive and the normal stuff.read more

I've been collecting comic books (Marvel & DC) for over 40 years & this store & its employees are…read moreeasily the BEST when it comes to getting new & recently released comics. The employees, especially Colin (sp?) are very gracious, polite, & responsive to one's wants & needs. While they are a smaller store than some others, I encourage everyone to look beyond that. I hope they continue & thrive in Southwest Michigan.

Very small selection of comics, focuses more on toys and Magic the gathering, despite being called…read moreKruger COMICS. Visited a few weeks back and seemed more like a hangout place for owners and their friends, not very welcoming since I asked about Amalgam Comics and everyone stared at me like I was and idiot and talked amongst themselves without answering me. When I left the guy said I could call and make comic requests. When I did the guy answered the phone "hello". He didn't to seem to want to help me, and was rushing the convo. Unless your desperate for MTG play group, there's not much here especially in the way of comics. Best I can say is stop in and spend 5mins walking through what they have, after that no reason to go back.

It's teeny! It's tiny! It's a toy store!…read more No ambiguity here! It is what it says. Selection isn't huge, obvi, but they have a fun assortment with a variety of products for all ages. I stopped in personally to see if they had any kites to take to the beach. Alas they did not, but they did have a ton of other fun stuff to browse. If you're in the area on vacation with family it's a delightful place to stop in and pick up some goodies for any kiddos in your party.

As the name implies, this is a teeny tiny toy store set right in the heart of downtown Saugatuck…read more Normally you'd expect a store located in the center of a tourist area like this to be extremely expensive, but we actually found so many options at all price points, that it made it fun to shop and play around with our kids! On the first visit my older son discovered they ACTUALLY HAD NEEDOHs and had to have one immediately. IYKYK but these are all the rage and have become coveted, limited, and extremely hard to find since going viral. On top of having them in stock, they were not priced as the viral sensations they are, and that made it easy to pick one up for him. He hasn't put it down since getting it, and I love to see it. Unfortunately it did spring a small leak due to a defect in the seam, so we're trying to figure out how to get it replaced by the company. On that same visit my littlest discovered a giant stuffed trout, that later in the trip would becoming his "soubeneer" from Michigan. He cuddled it all the way through airports and on planes on the way home, and hasn't slept a night without it since returning. Teeny Tiny Toy Store is doing this game right. Keep it up!