There's so much to look at in this store, one visit probably won't be sufficient. Lilly's is…read morebeautiful inside. From the light walls, to the light wood floors, the soft white bright lights, it has an upscale look. If you're looking for something specific, you'll probably be better off asking for help, lest you get sidetracked with all the decor and side rooms stuffed with merchandise. A store like this has temptation after temptation at every turn. I was fortunate in that I was not looking for anything specific other than a housewarming gift, and was able to resist the urge to pick up a decorative clock or some of those large candlestick bases that were strategically placed everywhere. Lilly's has some really nice home furnishings, decor, and even some garden items. It's overwhelming, really, but a perfect spot to spend some time and admire the beautiful things that can be yours once you make up your mind which beautiful thing you want. That might take some time.

I really enjoy visiting Lilly's. The decor is very much my style and each time I visit I find…read moreplenty of things I love. There's a small room in the back that has many clearance items, which is nice. Give yourself plenty of time to peruse the store because there is quite a variety of home decor/bath and body/ and jewelry items. I definitely recommend Lilly's and it's great to support a local business.

The store is beautiful. The items for sale are a unique mix of antiques and new home decor items…read moreall laid out nicely and fairly priced. The woman behind the counter was really nice and welcomed everyone as they walked in. Very neat spot! I'm excited to have them in Apex.

Super cute home decor shop. Absolutely beautiful home decorations and holiday creations…read more They also offer a huge selection of colored chalk paint for cool projects. The prices are very reasonable. Candles, knick knacks, lights, small jewelry gifts, and items for multiple rooms in the house.

In a repurposed old-time gas station, Two Old Birds is really only a minor diversion away from the…read morebuilding's original use. While there is no gas, there is plenty of vintage decor, such as glassware, frames, and furniture. Some of the furniture advantageously displays the other collection for which the shop is known: Chalk Paint and workshops for learning how to work with it. From what I saw and heard, it sounds pretty straightforward and much easier to work with than ordinary paint. The added bonus is that to get the paint, I won't have to drive to their location on the other side of Raleigh to get it. Unlike many shops of this kind, walking around without knocking something over is do-able. There is lots of light, thanks to the large windows, and wide enough aisles to view the painted and unpainted furniture, or check out the glassware, the antiques, or even the scarves or jewelry. It's a nice store, and an even nicer addition to downtown Apex. It'll be fun to watch the inventory change as the seasons change.

Cutsie gift shop. The name is British (meaning six pennies) but the shop is filled with tons of…read morelocally and American-made gifts (some also made elsewhere). There are soaps, candles,hand salve, charcuterie and cheese boards, children's books and toys, earrings, greeting cards, candy, linen spray, towels, a book about how valuable teachers are (that brought my mom and I nearly to tears) and handmade stained glass pieces. It's so cutie and welcoming. My son was happily playing with a block display (made to play with). We bought the blocks, a book about an old woman who swallowed a fly, a tempura paint marker set, earrings, and two boards as gifts. It was quite a haul. Small businesses are important and vital in our communities. We are so glad to pop in. I can safely say that nothing is the shop costs six pennies!

Recently opened in Apex, Sixpence Accents is starting out the holiday season with an amazing…read morecollection of Christmas and holiday-themed home decor items. Whatever you need -- ornaments, santa statues, potpourri, candles -- you'll probably find it here. It's almost overwhelming when you first walk in and see all the rooms of this converted house each filled with beautiful items to decorate your home. Although the predominant theme is seasonal as is expected given the time of year, Sixpence also carries plenty of items that have no season: wind chimes, clocks, fragrant oils, general knickknacks including an extraordinary clock with a turn of the century look. At least one of the two people working on the day I was there must have been an owner as she was able to talk at length on each item and when the next shipment was due, but both went out of their way to make every guest who walked in, feel welcome. Both seemed proud of the store and it showed in their easy and down-to-earth interactions with their customers. I look forward to visiting this place again, if only to see if the seasonal slant of the merchandise gives way to the more timeless.

The Perfect Piece is nicely tucked away in an old bank at the base of downtown Cary. (This makes…read morefor a particularly fun excursion through the store as you look to see how much of the old bank is still intact. For instance the vault is now a cool little room) Lucky for you! they have a parking lot, so you don't have to worry about the parking hassle that downtown Cary can be! The sign on the door describes this place well! It says "Upscale Furniture, consignment, and Home Decor" and Vendor Booths. I would say this is the kind of store that falls on my "want" list. (Places like grocery stores are need places, b/c you actually need their stuff. Want stores are the places that you buy things merely b/c you want them.) If you are looking for something to decorate with this is the place to come. It does not matter your style, be it modern, eclectic, shabby chic, old country home, prissy, laid back, manly or fru fru, they have it all. It can be a little overwhelming to be in this place b/c there is SOOOOOOOOOOO much here, but it is defiantly worth hunting through. They not only carry home decor, but jewelry and accessories, such as sunglasses scarves and handbags. It's fun to walk through and see the different personalities of the booth owners as you walk through and see how they have decorated. Some of the items are new, some are used, and some are consignment. There is no real distinction between the categories and the store is a mish mash of it all. Some things were bargain priced while somethings were just pricey. You just have to play the, is it that cute? game. Example: The hubbie and i were in a glasses store earlier today and they had some designer glasses for $350, they were cute, but not $350 cute. then when we came to the Perfect Piece we found a pair of glasses that had a similar design without the designer price tag for $13 and i thought to myself, now those are $13 cute! so i got them. So next time you're up for redecorating, or you're looking for that something, but you just don't know what it is go here! Their stock is always changing, in fact while we were there we saw pieces coming and going. Staff are super friendly and help if you are looking for something. One thing to note, just in case you decide to buy someone a gift here, they have a no refund policy. So if you buy it, you better be sure you like it! Happy shopping!

Beautiful items with perfect presentation of all merchandise…read more I also brought a few things to be consigned and it was pretty seamless

The moment I walked in, I found myself giggling and smiling from ear to ear! I laughed so hard that…read morea customer stopped me to ask what treasure I had found- they had to see what I was laughing over. ;D The Doodling Bug is the cutest little boutique filled with locally-made items. They had everything from t-shirts to pillows, hair pins to home decor. I walked away with the best smelling glycerine soap and body cream made with Honey and Sweet Tea! Definitely plan on being back the next time I visit North Carolina!

Doodling is what I do when I'm in a boring meeting. Others doodle to pay attention. In both…read morecases, some of those doodles are more creative than other doodles. I guess that's where the name "The Doodling Bug" makes sense. The Doodling Bug is a tiny shop of creative, tangible doodles by NC locals. The home decor things like hand painted signs are equal parts funny and serious; the t-shirts celebrate NC; the hand-knit hats, scarves, slippers and baby sweaters, are cute and soft. There's a limited selection of jewelry, a nice change of pace from other like stores; and the body lotions and scrubs are in not-so-common scents. The chalkboard, which I didn't see right away buried as it was amongst all the other wall art, is a nice gift for celebrating doodling -- classic style. The Doodling Bug is a good stop if finding a gift from local creative people is a gift preference for you.

Is Gremlina a female gremlin? I did not see her but I entered a colorful world from decades past…read morewhen I walked through the door. The impressionist style artwork with vintage frames (painted by friendly owner Debra) lit up every part of this large store. My favorite area held racks of vintage clothes, shoes and jewelry. Gremlina has lots of treasures at reasonable prices. Set aside some time to browse and don't miss the four storage rooms in the back!

The store is absolutely lovely with many great quality furnitures and other decorative items…read more We went there the first time and got ourselves a table and already planned to come back for more things. The owner Debby is super nice, we like the fact that she is very helpful when we asked for information then she let us browse around freely. We believe that the price is always goes with the value, to compare with some other vintage stores, it seemed that Gremlina is a little pricier, but Debby has put her heart and knowledge to picking up great pieces and curated her store very well so it worth it.

French Bleue is a beautiful space where you are transported to France as soon as you walk in the…read moredoors. Antiques, bistro tables, impressionist art, lavender soaps, mustards , and all kinds of unique treasures await. There are even vintage Hermes scarves . The owner Libby offers interior design consultation and trips to France to explore antique markets and cultural spots. There is also a little bistro inside called marche offering sandwiches, salads and macaroons from Lucette Grace . French Bleue is iconic and a fabulous place to explore.

Super friendly staff, and they have some beautiful furniture…read more We got a new dining table, chairs, sideboard, and bar stools as our 25th anniversary present to ourselves. We wanted something that wasn't dated and would last. We have been thrilled with the products. We had a little issue at delivery, but Woody's made it right and even sent out someone to fix a scratch on one of the chairs. There was a special coloring design on the table top and they matched it on the chair seats and sideboard. With shortages this year it took longer than we would have liked but with COVID delays gave been difficult and in the end. We love all of our purchases.

Quality, Local, Beautiful, Craftsman and Great Prices. For any room inside OR outside your home…read moreyou should stop by Woody's. The building is packed with tables, chairs, bedroom furniture, kitchen organization and wall cabinetry. Cabinets, shelves, decor items, tv stands, lamps, rocking chairs, benches and bunk beds. The furniture options are almost unlimited because you can find demo pieces on sale with a great price tag. The service is knowledgeable, the furniture is usually in stock and ready to go, delivery is available, and wood options in unfinished and finished.

My sister and I enjoy every trip to this Kirkland's location - especially if the sales associate,…read moreAudrey, is working. Audrey is so friendly, warm, and welcoming. Please thank Audrey on our behalf.

Kirkland's has gotten better over the years so I think more people shop there now than they did…read morebefore which is great, I'm happy for them. This location is my go-to but unfortunately some of the staff is unhelpful. I won't use their names but they really don't know what they're doing or how to navigate the Kirkland's website and contact customer service on behalf of a customer. For example, I received a broken vase in the mail. Called customer service and they said if I brought it to the store, they would call them on my behalf and confirm the item was as I said it was received and they would send me a new one vs doing it from home, taking pictures and sending emails. Store associate tells me I have to send pictures and email to Kirkland's customer service. I tried to explain that I came in store to bypass all this but unfortunately I just ended up returning w/o replacement. Another example, a chair was discontinued but I saw similar chair w/ different material. Store associate continuously said that it's the same chair but looks different online but it doesn't make sense since they have two different item #'s??? Employees could use more training!