Came in looking for a few items and ended up finding the perfect things for an awesome price! The…read moresales staff are amazing! They were very accommodating and were even helping us move our new couch into our truck! Overall great experience and we will definitely recommend to other people!

Super prices, super chill shopping experience. We found exactly what we were looking for in a…read moresectional at a fraction of the store prices. The service was excellent and the experience from door to door was perfect. So, this is for Jared who claims there are no 5 stars on Yelp for them. Time to update your review.

The Home Market is a wonderful little store with the most amazing finds. There are so many things…read moreto look at that I keep going back. Whether it's an accent piece for the bedroom or bathroom, new linen napkins for the dining table or furniture - there's so much to see. The quality is incredible and the prices are fair. The best thing I found (at least on this visit) are the Albert & Dash rugs! They are wonderfully made in beautiful colors. I cannot get enough of them. I want to fo back for more. This store is a great place to shop for fine things.

What a cute little gem in the Third Ward. The Home Market was recommended in the Design Sponge…read moreMilwaukee City Guide and so I just knew that I had to check it out. This place can be described as a very expensive upscale flea market. It also reminds me of Anthropologie's home products. If anything, it may be a little bit more pricey than Anthropologie though. Since it is an independent shop, things here are so special and there is something special about purchasing things that you have to go in-store for and cannot be purchased or viewed online. I loved the selection of textiles, the dishes, the apothecary items, and the unique trinkets. While I know that I could certainly not afford to outfit my house with things in here, there were plenty of things that would make thoughtful and unique gifts for friends, or occasional splurges for yourself (there were a few blankets that I LOVED). The style is just my cup of tea- a mixture of vintage and modern. Stop in, and I'm sure you will find at least a few things that you love!

Really love this store. I visited this place with my girlfriend and I received a very warm welcome…read more The furniture selection is very nice and well priced. They have many very nice pieces for a very low price. Compared to the stores in Chicago, the items he are much nicer, better restored and in overall better shape. I plan to come back soon to get a few pieces from them.

We purchased a dresser through Joint Effort Studio and I highly recommend both the shop space and…read morethe service. The shop on National Ave is super fun to browse - there's even vintage clothing and a little jewelry studio in the back. The mid century modern items change constantly - they're always getting new items. The service was great - Jesse was really flexible in arranging a time to deliver the piece. It was all smooth sailing with these guys and I only wish we had a larger space to accommodate more furniture.

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 products they sell are of poor quality. We purchased a Lay -Z- Boy dual recliner sofa which…read morestarted to fail within 5 months. - Cushions (knap) broke down to the wood frame. Can feel the wood through the cushion. - Recliners squeaked badly when reclining - Frame began to fail with one side deforming out of alignment with the other side. -Lithium grease used to lubricate moving joints leaked onto LVP flooring causing permanent staining. All of these things led to a replacement. Steinhafels told me the replacement was "being offered as a courtesy and would be the only option available given how long the product has already been in the home." The company feels that they are providing a courtesy when replacing a defective product well within the warranty period. A company which feels it is doing you a favor by standing behind a warranty is not one I choose to do business with.

Purchased a reclining sectional 7 months ago. We bought it because I have a bad back and needed…read moresomething firm. It was very firm to start with, but cushions started breaking down within 5 months. The end I sit on sits crooked. Not good for a person with back problems. Also the fabric is showing signs of wear. We are a retired couple, so it hasn't been abused. When you put the footrest down it clunks. Technician came out and said it needs multiple things. He's ordering the parts. Told me they would be here in 6 months, if I'm lucky. Then he will have to take half of the sectional into the shop to fix it because there's so many problems. What the heck am I supposed to do, sit on the floor. And Steinhafels won't do anything. I told them that I would take a prorated amount just to get something to sit on. They refused. Needless to say, we won't be shopping at Steinhafels ever again.

We love our purchase from Penny Mustard which was made two years ago. Our product is expertly…read morecrafted and built especially for us. Penny Mustard Tosa took great care of us. We'll consider them for our next project

We decided to pay a premium price to get a premium product and service. It didn't happen…read more After waiting 3 months for a bedroom set, it arrived with a damaged dresser they never brought off the truck the response from customer service was in acceptable. The one dresser that did arrive has drawers that are misaligned. Buyer beware.

Did you know that the revenue from this store alone helps build SIXTEEN homes for families in…read moreMilwaukee? ReStore collects donations and sells in the store. They have partial cans of paint perfect for a feature wall, landscaping bricks to add some flair to your flower bed, fixtures to update your washroom, doors, windows, gutter, tile and even retro console record players. I was delighted to discover they also cleaned up after the Barnum (as in, Barnum & Bailey Circus) estate sale. I missed the auction, but I was able to bring home a piece of Wisconsin history...and support Habitat for Humanity! Before you throw anything away, consider donating to ReStore. Even broken appliances are broken down and recycled for scrap, parts and kept out of landfills. After an afternoon of volunteering, I realize that the store is more than just an awesome place to find deals on building supplies, fixtures, household items and more. The people are wonderful to work with, willing to teach you how to do things you've never done and show you uses for things that you thought did not matter anymore. Everyone here was amazing to work with. They can even accommodate larger groups, so organize a group of friends or coworkers today. What are you waiting for? Help a family in YOUR community move their family into a home...or find something nice to decorate yours and help out at the same time! Fun Fact: Are you remodeling your kitchen? Call ReStore! They will send out a team to demo and haul away your old cabinets and fixtures for FREE. It is also a tax-deductible donation and it helps them stock the store with more items to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity.

HUGE selection of furniture at great prices. Got a gently used outdoor chair for only 2 dollars…read moreand some artwork. Only wish I knew about this place sooner! They have a nice selection of dining sets, couches, coffee tables, and chairs/desks.

I must say, I wasn't entirely impressed with this At Home location. We normally go to the…read moreGreenfield store, but were in the area (and in search of some holiday decor) so decided to stop by this one. The store itself is very clean and well-kept, but I felt like the selection was really slacking. Tons of shelves and section were completely empty. And many items they did have seemed on the cheap side. However I will say my kiddos were very enthralled with the giant (and I mean GIANT) blow up lawn decor selection. Santa, snowmen, Grinch, rudolph and more. Definitely come here if these are what you're after. In general though, this maybe just not the spot for holiday shopping for me, and instead referring here for more general home-needs. Pillows, furniture, lamps, rugs, frames, organizers... the list goes on. They're also fairly well-priced on most items!

Been here a few times in the past. They had a large selection of reasonably prices home goods…read more Looking for some large area rugs. Didn't have anything that really interested us. They also were out of many of the larger sizes.

I decided I needed a smallish recliner for the reading nook I was creating in my bedroom. I stopped…read morein at Ashley in Greenfield and William greeted me when I walked in. He showed me the different styles and models and patiently explained the differences. He listened and understood what I was looking for and didn't do any hard sell to get me to buy something I didn't want or need. All in all, I was quite pleased with the experience. William was great, the chair is perfect, I got a fair price, and it will be delivered in a week! The only downside is the cost of the add-ons. No, you probably don't really need the extra warranty; but I've been an Ashley customer for years and it seems I always end up using the warranty. Extra $100. I'm 60 years old and live in an upstairs apartment - yes, I need delivery and installation. Tack on another $160. Then taxes, and my $400 chair came to 704.11!

Bought a couch less than three months ago and and the cushions are falling apart. I called and the…read moreguy at Ashley didn't seem to care.