Such a cool place! They have a really great selection of painted furniture and some home…read moredecor/signs/etc. I ordered some totes online through their Etsy site and they arrived quickly and with a hand written thank you. I haven't attended one of their makers' markets yet but the concept seems really great. I highly recommend Brass Tacks Resale if you're looking for a special, beautifully painted furniture piece to add pizzaz to your home.

This is a neat place for unique furniture and decor. They've got a mix of items on consignment,…read morehand painted furniture and other decor. I highly recommend checking out their website to see current items in the store, they have a lot of nice pictures showcasing what's currently in stock and it's great they seem to update it regularly. Prices (but not dimensions) are also listed on the website so it's nice to be able to check out the items before you drive in to visit. Per a blog post on their website, it seems the consignment portion of their shop will be ending in 2018 to be replaced by monthly vendors - they describe it as an effort to showcase local artisans and think of it as "Etsy in real life". So that hasn't started yet but could also be neat to check out mid-spring. All in all, it's worth stopping by because they certainly have taste for nice items. You could get anything here from a wall-hanging gift for a friend to a custom painted unique dresser.

It was a pleasure working with Tonia and Aaron of Kitchen Works. Their communication was excellent…read moreand they responded to emails and calls quickly. Their design ideas were very thoughtful, practical, and forward thinking. Aaron and Tonia worked with our general contractor to establish the construction timeline, and the work was completed on-time with no delays. We ordered our cabinetry and hardware through Kitchen Works and we were given many options within our budget and design aesthetic. We are extremely happy with our finished kitchen, and Kitchen Works played a vital part in making it all come together. Kitchen Works is as professional as they come, but also approachable and fun to work with. I have recommended Kitchen Works every time someone asks, and even when they don't!

Tonia and Aaron are great! We had recently bought a house and they helped us go through the process…read moreof buying an additional cabinet to match our existing kitchen cabinets. They made everything easy, gave great suggestions, and communicated well throughout the purchase and installation - that was important because we had several projects going on at the same time and timely communication was key. They're reasonably-priced and helped us make the most cost-effective decisions for the kitchen. For example, they helped us figure out a cabinet configuration that would only require one additional cabinet instead of two. Aaron has even stopped by our house a couple times to make small fixes to the existing cabinets, and we are more than impressed with the customer service. Highly recommend them!

I'm a landlord and have done business with Bisbee for thirty years. A few weeks ago they tore out…read moreancient carpet in one of my units, repaired the oak floors, reinstalled the oak trim and refinished everything in a 1924 six unit of mine. The work quality was excellent and they worked quickly and around the tenants. I can highly recommend both their carpet and refinishing service as fast and efficient.

Great communication. Great to get info from them and talk about pricing. Now if you are looking to…read morehave carpet installed please do your self a favor and look elsewhere where or just hire a painter as well Because you will need one after their carelessness to peoples homes. Had Bisbee install carpet in our basement and they enjoyed themselves in scratching all corners that are extruding to be scuffed up past texture primer and coats of paint some is to be expected in carpet install but every single corner. Come on! And then to say oh it was on your contract it would happen no where on the contract does it state this it states woodwork not drywalls. Then offer only gift cards as a solution. You think I would have them come back for more work not a chance.

At the initial install everything was great and we loved the final product. Not even two years…read morelater, the Blanco sink chipped at the bottom. When I went in, an older unpleasant gentleman that I spoke with said "what are you using a chainsaw". They said I would have to contact Blanco, which I did. Blanco said we should have been advised to use a metal grate to protect the finish on the sink. We were never told this. Blanco was very easy to deal with and they made it right by replacing the sink for free. However, Granite Shop was quite the opposite. They would not come to do this unless they had a job in the area, which took months. They also charged us for a reinstall in addition to us needing to get a plumber, again. They then damaged our newly refinished wood floors and accused us of lying about it, even though it was on our security cameras that nothing was placed on the floor when they were here. In fact, they removed our throw rug at the sink! I highly recommend them if you like a company that doesn't stand by the product they sell and accuse their customers of lying even with proof.

Working with GSoM was a really miserable experience. Avoid them at all costs…read more Countertops are an allowance item in my home build & I am responsible for selecting the vendor, making selections & paying for overages. Thus keeping track of the cost is important. Additionally, I AM ACTUALLY PAYNG the countertop vendor directly to offset overages with other allowances. Initially, GSoM seemed friendly, but as soon as I had questions about pricing - poof! Their helpfulness vanished faster than a magician's rabbit. It took me 4 emails of unanswered questions before they said they wouldn't share pricing with me. What this meant was a simple question about the price range for a leathered top required 4 emails with GSoM and then they emailed a full 3-page bid to my builder with separate line items for each question buried deep in the bid. It was so confusing. It was also a hassle. The builder's PM was OOO and it took me 5 days to get an email forwarded after my last question. It is absolutely ludicrous that the person writing the check (or using my CC) to pay for the countertops ENTIRELY with my own funds doesn't get the pricing shared with me directly. Imagine buying anything else and the seller doesn't tell you what it costs. Absolutely ludicrous. They are completely unaware of their cognitive dissonance, wrapped up in a little bubble where the customer is viewed as a "walking wallet" and if you don't play their games, you will get their power trips. GSoM tried to gaslight me by saying I was "dramatic" and "aggressive". Getting frustrated with their refusal to answer questions and expressing that constructively isn't dramatic. And wanting to know the price of something I'm paying for is not aggressive. When I expressed frustration, GSoM said "they'd love to work with me" but also tried to play divide and conquer with my builder by asking them if it was OK to refuse to share pricing, while simultaneously trying to preserve their relationship. Spoiler alert: It didn't work. I informed my builder that GSoM missed a golden opportunity to impress but chose the path of antagonization. I remind the builder of how great the other vendor is every day. I get that some buillders don't want customers to see pricing. You know what GSoM should do in those situations? Not share pricing. You know what they should do when it's an allowance and the customer has visbility to pricing? Share the pricing. You're a small business, not Home Depot, act like it and be flexible to each customer's needs. This is not about you. Speaking of them being a small business: their selection sucks, especialy when it comes to modern quartz selection. They have less than half the number of quartz compared to every other vendor I met with. I was able to get a great price on a beautiful MSI Calacatta Elysio in all of my bathrooms and an amazing Cambria on my island for less than GSoM was charging for very basic quartz. The upside to their hostility was that I got a much better deal at another vendor. I've built four homes and worked with so many wonderful local vendors. GSoM is, without a doubt, the worst. THE. WORST. This was a pure antagonistic power play. GSoM is the only 1 out of 9 allowance vendors on this project that wouldn't share pricing. They could have chosen to delight my builder's customer, but they chose to antagonize me. They'll do it to you. It's not worth the risk. GSoM also lies. He says they politely told me that they didn't want to work with me. Wrong. As I mentioned, when I got frustrated they sent me & my builder an email saying that they'd love to work with me. My builder asked me to try and work with GSoM, but they still didn't want to tell the person paying what the cost was. I truly don't understand their power trip, nor their lies. The only way to change GSoM's treatment is for consequences to happen, so that's why I'm posting this review. Walk, don't run, to a vendor that's not going to play power trip games with customers.

Rubin's is either your cup of tea or not. The styles are generally modern, Scandinavian inspired…read moreand very interesting. We stopped at their warehouse/larger store (there is also a design center downtown) and found a large showroom full of things I'd very much like to buy. There's a clearance area off to the side that sells floor models and returns at good discounts. We were looking for some lounge-y chairs and there were options aplenty. Helping us was very knowledgeable Barb who was never intrusive and let us look around. After making the rounds, we kept coming back to one specific chair - Barb let us know they had 2 in stock from a cancelled order (most things are made to order) in our preferred color, plus they were included in their anniversary sale. SOLD!! I work on the commercial furniture side and felt that the quality here was oberall very high and the prices, for what you get, are pretty fair. It's not IKEA prices to be fair but it's also not made in China crap that will fall apart and bottom out in a few months. You'll love it if: you appreciate mid century or modern design, want a high level of quality, want to customize items. You won't like it if: you need cupholders in your furniture.

Rubin's staff went out of their way with time and service to make our purchase of a sofa just right…read morefor our needs. Kudos to all who helped us -- Danielle in sales and the warehouse and delivery staff. John T.

Product is Good , alot to choose from with a nice Showroom . Sales People are nice to work with …read more Questionable installers seemed in a hurry ,being the last install of the day and it being early afternoon . Seemed lack of Attention to Datail . Left a uneven seam with a little better shimming before they Epoxyed the seam . The installers tried the feather it with epoxy . Contacting MRT they wanted to charge $$$$ to fix it .

Had a solid experience in the showroom, placed my order and discussed the four-to-six week timeline…read morewith Jade. They charged a "convenience fee" for using a card for the down payment, and didn't fill in the Complete By date in the contract. I wasn't worried until seven weeks after I had placed the order, still waiting on any communication from the company. Despite repeated requests to call me to discuss, they've communicated only by email, and only after I reached out to ask why my order wasn't done within the terms of the contract. I was told there wasn't a date on my contract but they'd be willing to start work and have it ready for delivery and install in another three weeks. When I declined and requested a refund as they did not fulfill the terms of the agreement, they first refused and then tried to charge an additional "processing fee" to refund my deposit.

John and Andrea are the BEST to work with! They RESCUED my kitchen from a 'facelift gone wrong' to…read morea nicely refinished project. I'd previously had another contractor come in and do a very messy epoxy pour over my counters (loaded with drips, runs, uneven surfaces, uncured epoxy, chips, epoxy on the walls/appliances/floor, etc). It was a disaster, to say the least. John and Andrea were the ONLY PEOPLE WILLING to tackle the mess I was left with without breaking the bank, and not only did he spend a great deal of time and energy resurfacing my counters but he even cleaned up as much of the epoxy mess as was feasible and added caulking to finish things off. John was always INCREDIBLY KIND AND WORKED VERY HARD TO TURN MY KITCHEN PROJECT AROUND. He went very far out of his way to right the wrongs of the contractor who came before him. It's so rare to find people with this level of care or quality. I would absolutely recommend Cream City Tub & Tile with 5+ stars!!!

Quality workmanship. Reasonable price. Great attention to detail. Came highly recommended and did…read morenot disappoint. Working with Tom on my second project now.

Tom is a guy who loves what he does. He redid our furniture for about 1/3 of what it would cost to…read morebuy new. I'm posting before and after photos so you can see the difference. It looks amazing and we are getting lots of compliments.