This is a great gem located in Brown county Nashville, Indiana. When you go to shop in Brown county…read moredo not forget to go to this shop. They have all the furnitures locally made and they're finished is absolutely stunningly amazing you will not find such quality in your regular factory made stores. Although they are slightly on higher end of the price, their quality and their design outbeats everything else. Customer service is amazing. They explain how the products are made. They offer delivery to all over the US depending upon where you are. The delivery fees are decided this is a must store to stop by and check it out.

Trilogy Gallery just delivered my 1/4 sawn oak dresser and it is just beautiful, and quite well…read moremade. Actually this is my second piece of furniture that I have bought from them in the last year. The first was a walnut dining room table, and I just love it. The prices at Trilogy are more than competitive, the workmanship is fantastic, the service is beyond compare, and the men delivering the furniture are very polite and careful in the delivery process. I would buy them again. Absolutely!

When I win the lottery this store will get a large percentage of the winnings…read more Hand Crafted furniture of a none can compare quality. The Artists they promote still use perfect dove tailing, and tongue & grove, not a staple to be found. Even the mechanisms that elongate the table for use of it's leaves are sculptural. The Dinning Set I salivate over has a finish that feels like velvet. The Living Rm furniture that makes me quiver would be right at home in Barbara Streisand's salon (& everyone knows how picky she is). They also carry exquisite decorative accessories, hand thrown pottery, and some one of a kind jewelry. Theirs is the window I wish at most often, and never miss an opportunity to browse the shop like a museum.

The pottery found here is still exceptional! Love to shop here when we visit Nashville. The wood…read morefurniture is beautiful but out of our price range. The woman who runs the place is very helpful and nice.

Mariposa is a nice shop on the second floor of the shops by the Artist's Colony. I actually…read morestumbled into the store thinking it was Kiss the Cook! (It could benefit from a bigger sign by the door!) Once inside, I noticed lots of display tables, hanging items, and shelf pieces that were home decor, antique items, and garden items. Though a bit cramped, there was surprisingly a lot of things to view. If you are looking for accents for your home, particularly items that would fit into a vintage style setting, check this shop out. Review #3152

Just so you know: The Brown County Antique Mall is actually three different buildings…read more The main one, which sits just off the road, is your typical antique store. It has all kinds of tchotchkes, doodads, baubles, trinkets and other old and unique miscellany. The store is separated into booths, and there are different things in each booth. I saw all kinds of things that I wanted, but I had to physically stop myself from buying some of the vintage milk glass mugs. No one needs a milk glass mug with a buffalo on it, but the heart wants what the heart wants, sometimes. If you leave the main building and walk outside, and then turn to the right, you will see the second building: Route 46 Vintage. This vintage store deserves its own review, so you can read my separate review for that. But I'll just say that this is where you'll find funky vintage clothing and accessories. Then, there's a little shed-looking building that has more antiques and fun stuff, and also handmade goods from local artisans. Basically, the Brown County Antique Mall is a little campus full of eclectic treasures. You can definitely spend an hour or so here (or more!) looking through all of the stuff and buying all the things.

So fun looking through all the booths in this antique shop. We spent a few hours looking and as we…read morewere checking out we found out there were 2 more buildings! So we are definitely going back to this shop to check out what we missed and to see what new items were added by the vendors. The building we did see was a good size and the variety abounds. I love costume jewelry and was able to find several pieces that I liked and I brought home. There were big outdoor items on the front porch when we walked up. The place is right on the highway and easy to get to with adequate parking. The prices in the booths varied greatly with some being very reasonable and some I thought were high but I think that is the same as most antique/vintage stores of this type. We had a lot of fun shopping there and when we checked out the cashier was nice and helpful and told us about a couple store policies that we asked about. I will attach a lot of pics to show the variety here.

Plum Creek Antiques is small but has a nice array of antiques and collectibles from the Midwest…read more The shop is on the corner of Gatesville Road in Bean Blossom. The owners are down-home Midwest friendly and engaging. There is a large barn with rooms filled with bottles, jars, tools, glassware, furniture and much more. It's the kind of place that you can poke around to find what you want. The prices are reasonable. There are garden type items outside and in out buildings. I picked up a couple plates for $4. There are a couple parking places next to the building.

Furniture, Decor and More had a nice selection of home decor, seasonal pieces and clothing. The…read morefurniture selection appeared limited but I'm guessing they probably offer a furniture catalog. The store was warm, inviting, clean and well organized. Most of the decor ran toward Farmhouse and traditional decor. They offered many of the same pieces your seeing now in boutiques and home decor shops. Cute roosters, cow and pig decor, linens, cabinets, tables, sofa set and few side chairs. Very current decor with affordable prices. The surprise was the very nice selection of cute womens clothing, jean's, jackets and boot selection as well as infant to toddler size outfits. The only negative was the employee who sat behind the counter and never moved. I had questions, and I went up to the desk, asked, then short, blunt answers and she dismissed us. I heard several others with I wonder questions but no one approached her. Maybe it was just a bad day but it kept me from making a purchase. Otherwise, this is an adorable furniture store with cute home decor.

We are very happy with the murphy bed. It is great quality and we can see that it will last years…read moreto come. Even though we were a bit intimidated after seeing the large boxes, everything fell into place pretty quickly. The set up was no trouble for 3 adults, the online videos and instructions were very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you for manufacturing such a sturdy and attractive piece of furniture. This compliment is coming from a German, and we are certainly "picky" and expect high quality. You delivered!

My wife ordered a Bedder Way murphy bed for her office so that we could have a bed for when company…read morecomes, but she needed something that would not be in the way when using her office, so this was the perfect solution. I was a bit overwhelmed when it arrived because it required a fair amount of assembly and I've had bad experiences in the past; not from this company but with other products. Oftentimes products that require assembly do not come with good clear instructions. Or the parts are poor quality; threads strip, things break when you try to put them together, etc. I also don't have a great deal of patience when trying to work through projects like this because of lack of customer support or proper instruction. In the case of our Bedder Way bed, however, I was pleasantly surprised. It was still a bit of a project, as it took me over 3 hours to get it all together, although I was working at a somewhat slow, methodical pace as I followed along with the instructions. Whoever wrote the instructions deserves a Pulitzer prize because they could not have been more clear. Everything was explained in such a way that there was no confusion about how things were going to fit together. Parts were all clearly labeled with photographs. The instructions were careful to point out what the user needed to watch for before proceeding to the next step. Adequate warnings were given along the way, such as needing at least two people to lift the frame into place when mounting it to the wall and making sure you have it securely mounted to studs in the wall, or have another method that is equally secure. The quality of the wood and all the individual parts were top notch. I can't believe that such a project came together without me getting frustrated with the process at any point.