This unassuming shop is packed with little treasures. While they certainly have smalls for children, it is geared towards adult miniaturist and collectors. The staff are very knowledgeable. The owner has provided me with some great ideas on how to achieve particular looks for my projects. If you see something you like, but it's out of your desired price range.... staff will show you something similar at lower prices. They have a good mix of all scales , and specialty artisan collections too! Also, no pressure when shopping. In fact, for people who like to make their own miniatures... the owner is happy to share ideas on how you could go about making your own items and where the products can be purchased. If you prefer to make a miniature cake instead of buy one... they can tell you how. Want to make a stained glass window, rather than purchase one... they know various techniques and where to buy the products. Not sure which technique you want to use for brickwork? They have many solutions. One of my favorite ideas the owner shared with me , when I was having trouble finding windows for a Tudor house was: How to make your own diamond pane "leaded glass" windows. Her solution worked perfect and looked great. Have an interest in miniatures, but don't even know how to begin? They can come up with ideas to your liking for starting small...such as completing a vignette, diorama, or room box... instead of jumping into a house. Need to learn the basic skills? They will tell you which glue is good for wallpaper; applying bead board; or laying carpet. Want to know how to prevent wallpaper from bubbling? Just ask! They've been in the business for a long time ... and are a great resource for all levels of learning. This store can make you feel like a kid again ... but for the adult hobbyist be prepared ... you might think you are walking in for one thing, but most often you'll come out with multiple items. So, budget accordingly or ask about their lay-a-way plan. Happy shopping! read more