A nice place to discover something new or old Right after…read morewe ate at Ollie's. Highly recommend.

CP Farmhouse is such a beautiful family owned store. They sell Amish made furniture and so many…read morestunning little ornaments and decor pieces for your home. Currently everything in the store is Holiday themed. I'm sure with the seasons and holidays their inventory changes. There are plenty of items made by local artisans, such as hand poured candles, goat milk skin care, reefs and more! Don't forget to take the stairs upstairs to discover more gems and a small clearance section. Most of the items are a bit over priced. A tiny little hen ornament that's made of mostly fluff is $18. The substantial items like the tables, chairs and such are truly quality. I would stop by here again when I'm in the area, I had a lot of fun browsing through this little store.

We walked in and were greeted by Rachel (the owner) and she was so helpful and so kind right off…read morethe bat. We also loved how beautifully her shop was set up. Plenty of walking room while also having so much to look at in her space. Everything from jewelry to art, notebooks and glass cups, you will find something truly special for yourself or for a loved one. The prices were incredibly reasonable, definitely worth every penny for such great products. I will be recommending this place over and over again not only for the amazing selection but for the amazing customer service.

Broad variety of crystals, willing to work on special orders if they don't presently have it in…read morestock. Very friendly and knowledgeable employees. Reasonable pricing for the crystals, as well as for their interconnected Jewelry store (with a number of unusual products.)

My family stumbled across Artisan Candles last year, and are so glad to have found it. This one-man…read moreshop is well-stocked with all manner of reasonably priced handmade beeswax candles, plus local honey, carved wooden spoons, and other items. Whether you're looking for tealights, tapers, votives, molded candles, or holiday gift items, you'll find them and more here. If you're looking for a Christmas present, you can't go wrong with Angel candles. They're unique, a little old-timey, beautiful, and only $11. Christian is on hand to answer all your candle questions and you can watch him work. Behind the little counter, you'll see his workshop and enjoy the satisfying sight of handdipped candles drying. Also, the whole store has that warm, sweet, comforting smell of beeswax.

From the owner: The candles in my store are all made with the purest beeswax and are made in my store. In my store…read moreyou find a selection of hand dipped angel candles, hand dipped tapers and various molded candles. Various candle holders are for sale as well.

What a fantastic place. Stopped in while visiting Hudson for the weekend and it was a wonderful…read moredate with my husband. We're always looking for new experiences and this was unique and fun. Kristin was fab in guiding us through our decision-making process to make our candles the best they could be. It's also nice that they have wine/cider/beer as well to elevate the night. HIGHLY recommend for a date night, girls night, whatever!

Four friends and I came here for my birthday, and it was the best experience. We had cocktails and…read moreselected scents we liked, and with the help of Kristin, we created our own fragrances. Mine is my favorite perfume now. Kristin made the evening really fun and the result was amazing. I would recommend this to anyone for a special occasion or if you are justlooking for a new fragrance and wanna play perfumer for an hour.

Yet another fabulous time! Came in August 31 with a friend before dinner at Ted's. It was her first…read moretime. We had so much fun smelling and decorating. We brought pre made mimosas and I had extra cups and a bottle the two of us couldn't finished so I shared and we were all fraaans. Picking out what to put in is always my favorite part! Go big or go home and make it sparkle! There were some new female owned vendors, a little vintage rack outside which turned out to be a LIFESAVER. Ya see, my shoe strap broke as I was walking in from the other side of the building. The grass just got me! I was able to stick a nickel in the shoe to hold to strap to make it inside. Then it came out and the ladies in the other party were trying to help! Then the rest of the strap broke and it became now unwalkable. The owner walks in shortly after and sees the 'comotion' she gave me a pair of shoes of my choosing to make it home. That's kindness and it didn't go unnoticed!

We had such an amazing Thursday night here! We lucked out and went on the first night there was…read moreactually a (female) DJ! This is a woman-owned business, and the owner (Ajia) supports other women-owned small businesses! There are items for sale from these other businesses on display to check out and purchase, such as soaps and jewelry. There is no pressure at all to buy or even to look, but if you see something you want then get it before it's gone! So, back to the candle bar. The setup is cozy and intimate as I believe there are 12 stools for 12 spots at any one session at the candle bar. You are walked through the entire process and provided everything you need, with lots of decorations to add to your soy candle and about 25 different scented oils to add to your candle, to get the perfect fragrance for your home! I think most of us mixed two scents together, and I chose Bamboo Coconut and Citrus Agave. I mean cmon, do you think you can go buy a candle with these two scents mixed into one? I think not! It's so amazing to have this experience without actually having to melt your own wax, clean whatever you melted the wax in, clean the beaker or measuring cup you mixed the scent in with the wax, and have anything to worry about other than showing up and leaving with a beautifully scented candle, that you made yourself! They take all the guesswork out and guide you every step of the way. The candle bar is open Thursday-Sunday and you make your reservations right online. This place is BYOB, and BYOF? Bring your own food? Yeah, both! So bring some snacks or grab a sandwich and a bottle of wine on the way, or a beer at the brewery downstairs and have a blast! I know you will, and you'll want to go back, and bring more friends, just like I do! Enjoy!

Such a cute shop. Been here many times located in the center of Wallingford…read more Things are fairly priced. You can find incense, candles, smudging tools , gems, some jewelry. tarot cards and more. It's not a huge store but everything is clean and neat . Doesn't feel Overwhelming in there. Always check the hours of the store before heading over! Owner is very nice! They accept cards Venmo!

LOVE this quaint shop! A variety of lovely items, a great vibe and check out their readers!…read moreWallingford has the most wonderful shops! Stop by Crescent Moon, get a coffee at one of the fabulous coffee shops and wander around Wallingford!

This place is absolutely amazing! I went for a tea cup candle making, and they gave us tea and…read moresnacks and desserts, and it was absolutely amazing. The smell of the quality of our products are absolutely amazing! They have so many different kinds of scents and items to make into candles. I can't stress enough how great this place is. The staff here is also very friendly as especially Francine. She is an absolute delight. I would highly recommend coming here for their special events or even just to make a custom product.

After spending over $50 on two custom photo candles I was sent a fairly poor product. One sticker…read morehas an actually creased line and the other was put on uneven. I requested a refund and was only offered $15. Highly disappointed in how the company did not take any accountability or pride in the products that they are selling for such a high cost.

Love this store! Everyone is masked up, knowledgeable and friendly. Beautifully curated and quality…read moreproducts. A must stop every time I'm in town!

I never do this type of thing, but if you are ever in Great Barrington Massachusetts, do not go to…read moreOne Mercantile. I spent the weekend in a small town in Massachusetts, and on the way back to the city we decided to stop by a town called Great Barrington. I researched ahead of time and saw an article from Vogue magazine of places with what we should visit when we are there, and among vintage stores and crystals shops there was this cute home decor and gift shop on the list. I was the one who wanted to go there. And made my friends go there. When we get there, the shop had all these interesting knick knacks and plates, and it resembled a West Elm. They had a section of candles. Now if you know me I LOVE scents and candles. I browsed the candle section and there was a lot of the scent combinations that I never heard of, and to be honest, I do this everywhere with candles because you are buying the scent you have to make sure you like it. I picked up a small travel sized candle that was priced at 8.95 but I was on the fence about it and continued walking around the store and caught up with my friends. I showed them the candle and asked what they thought and they were neutral about it. I was really considering buying that candle, but me and my friends went to a huge Target the day before and spent an ungodly amount of time and an embarrassing amount of money there. Have a huge problem shopping and it is very easy for me to go overboard so I am trying to practice self control. I thought "Milly do you NEED this candle?" I didn't. "Will this candle spark joy?" It won't. No candle would. I set the candle down and continued walking around but I felt the two store employees (a man and a woman who I can only assume are the store owners) eyes on me. They didn't greet me and my friends but they would not stop staring at us. Even when I went up to the register to look at the products they said nothing. Me and my friends were headed towards the door and I saw the woman whisper something to him and he started to follow us, rearranging the shelves near us and circling us but still not saying anything. When he went back the register I talked to my friends "Hey is it me or are we being watched?" My friends confirmed that the vibes were indeed very bad and we decided to leave the store. As we were walking out the door the male store clerk aggressively walked towards me and said "Hey do you have that candle you picked up?" "No I put it down" I said. "Can you show me where you put it?" This dude made we walk through the whole store looking for the candle. It was so humiliating my heart was beating so fast and I was sweating. I went right to the area to where I left the candle and the candle was actually at the FUCKING COUNTER THEY WERE STANDING AT. Had they checked their surroundings for 1 minute they would have saw it, but instead they choose to embarrass me and my friends. If they were really concerned about me stealing they could have approached me. "Hey do you have questions about the products?" "Do you know what scent you are looking for?" Or even a more aggressive "Did you want me to ring that up for you?" All of those things would be problematic but at least it would still have the guise of good customer service. Which brings me to another point, I am the epitome of a dumbass millennial. I drink oat milk matcha lattes, I go to yoga at least twice a week, I live in WILLIAMSBURG, and I have spent lots of money on "crystals" (rocks) that will "manifest abundance." Needless to say I am fiscally irresponsible as fuck. Had they given me the slightest bit of attention and talked to me about the brand story of any of the candles or the sustainability of their 40 dollar salad bowls I would have bought so much shit because to be honest I eat that shit up for breakfast and ask if it's gluten free. Outside of the store I was so angry and embarrassed I couldn't stop crying. My friends were visibly upset and shaken too, I couldn't stop crying so much so that the woman store owner came outside. But instead of listening or asking if I was ok she immediately defended her actions towards me "I just want you to know we do that all the time to everyone, people steal from us all the time" Then it became crystal clear to me why the store owner was outside. It wasn't to check in on me or apologize for bad customer experience (for the record neither the man nor the woman apologized) it was to make HERSELF feel better about the situation. Spend your money somewhere that doesn't make people feel terrible.