The staff are very lovey. The staff…read moreare very friendly and thoughtful! The selection is also very good! It is not all vintage, but there is a pleasant mix. Definitely will recommend!!

Very cute and very organized shop! We very much enjoyed our time walking around and checking out…read morethe different booths! So much to see! The staff was super friendly and helpful!! Definitely recommend!!

Great place. Filled with eccentric industrial things. Wonderful vintage objects at very reasonable…read moreprices. Hard to find but worth it. 161 Blue Star Hgwy, not 161 N.

Henry and his team are terrific…read more I went in today to replace a martini glass we broke. Found four amazing glasses and a nice shaker. Henry showed us the Tomolives! They are AMAZING!! A great addition to a beverage! This store is a must visit when in Saugatuck Douglas!!

Herman Miller Outlet…read more Everyone I know refers to this place as the HM outlet...I guess it's not officially that, but unofficially and undeniably it is. And it is great. Prices vary vastly, from the "wait, we could afford this chair honey, we just have to sell one of our kids" to the "wow, that's actually a bargain." It's a great place to wander around, it'll keep you busy for an hour. The majority of the store's footprint is certainly dedicated to office furniture, but there are so many cool Herman Miller pieces beyond that, from lighting to seating, wall decor, books, tables. I expect it could look very different from one visit to another. We even bought our Eames 'House of Cards' here for a great price. One tip I suggest is to go here for fabric. We bought beautiful Herman Miller fabric here for almost nothing, perfect for a reupholstering project. Can't wait to go back.

Everything Herman Miller. If you're a lover of modern classics this place is worth the stop. I…read morewanted everything! I knew I was going to leave empty handed but that's ok because it was satisfying just walking through and seeing the beautiful pieces. There was a great selection when I was there and things were priced as expected. They have an area of discounted desks, cabinets, chairs, and textiles that had great pricing! I will return when I have money burning a hole in my pocket. I'll be buying an Eames Aluminum Group chair, at least.

Nice antique store in downtown Fennville. We are staying in an airbnb here this weekend and were…read morewandering around, and stumbled upon it. My friend bought an ice cream scooper and I bought some earrings - there was no price listed so the shopkeeper let me have them for $4. (woot!) We may come back before the weekend is up too, there were more things my friend wanted to buy. Nice shop.

This well arranged store has a strong selection of items for each shopping preference…read more Owner is knowledgeable, friendly, and specializes in Native American Jewelry.

Driving along Blue Star Highway I saw a delightful collection of lawn decor and antiques at shop…read morejust off the road so of course we had to explore. So glad we stopped. What a neat place! Outside, and over a large swath of the business grounds, you can find a variety of cute and colorful metallic sculptures of animals, mythical creatures, dinos, and more. Plus structures like palm trees, giant and small mushrooms, etc. Most are for sale but some of the larger pieces are not at they're mostly for display. I don't even know how you would move some of them without a truck or where the average person would even put a 12 foot metallic giraffe. But they sure are cool to look at. The pieces for sale are all marked with colored tape and at the entrance (and a few other spots throughout) they have signs that outline what each color corresponds to price wise. They encourage you to take a picture of this sign which I also encourage as it makes it much easier to quickly identify price points of the piece you may like. The prices range from around 40-50 for smaller pieces around 12-18 inches all the way up to over a thousand for some of the larger pieces about 5-6 feet high. I know this seems like a lot but my understanding is that these are all made by artisans and for an art sculpture I think it's actually fair pricing. My only concern would be how well do these metals hold up in inclement weather. Some were already rusting (which is kind of part of the vibe/style) so I would definitely want to bring those in for the winter. Around the space are also several barns and structures that hold more traditional antiques. These barns are not particularly organized and a lot of the pieces are not in great condition but I definitely saw more than a few things that piqued my interest. There are also quite a few metal flower spinners, concrete lawn ornaments, bird houses, and planter holders/hangers in cute shapes like umbrellas, or tiered benches. In the end I didn't buy anything as a lot of it was a bit too rich for my blood but I was inspired by the space and the artwork within, and the whimsical, colorful animal pieces are definitely in my decorative wheelhouse. If I have a bit of cash to splurge and I'm in the market to add something to my yard I'd definitely come here to make it happen. btw-- if anyone wants to gift me one one of those giant mushrooms in my photos I wouldn't be upset about it. ;)

We love finding treasures here and make it a point to stop by on our winery tours. We've built up…read morea little collection over the years. Lots of fun things to choose from!

This place is unique. A lot of architectural finds, vintage clothing and fun things to put in your…read moreyard. It's always changing. It's always interesting. I think the prices are a little high, but you can def find a deal.

Almost two decades ago my husband and I were driving down blue star highway checking out the…read morescenery on the way to South Haven from Saugatuck. Along the way we came across what appeared to be a junkyard on the side of the road. Intrigued, we pulled off to explore and boy was I glad we did. The place was WILD. Full of creepy circus decor, unusual structures like carousel pieces, and SO many mannequins. It left a mark in my brain but alas this was pre-smart phone so I didn't make a note of it in the moment. I didn't check in. I didn't have geotagged photos. For years I couldn't remember the name of it, where it was, I wasn't even particularly sure it was off Blue Star Highway. Was it still around? Was just a fever dream? This year was the year I decided to finally try and find it. Lucky for me, it was actually pretty darn easy. Why did I wait so long?? It was so unusual that I was surprised that not only did they have a Yelp page but I wouldn't have even been the first to review. Now, with address in hand, we plugged it into our phone during our last trip to Saugatuck and away went. It was there! OK. So here's the deal. Even after having been here again recently it's hard to put this place into words. I think photos do a better job of showing you what this place is like than words but I'll try. In a nutshell it's a wonderfully weird collection of random pieces like mannequins, antique furniture, borderline creepy art pieces and curiosities, and mechanical equipment and hardware pieces. Most everything is outdoors and exposed to the elements so things are worn and rusted and I loved looking at every piece of it. There are a few barns/outbuildings with collections inside and one main "shop" where you check out with your purchases. Here are more delicate pieces like clothing, unique furniture, paper products, framed and unframed art, books, etc. Here a painting of of 60 Minutes anchor Leslie Stahl hangs on one wall above a stack of old sheet music and LIFE magazines. A box of door knobs sits next to a crate of dusty records. A beautiful kite/sculpture hybrid of a mermaid hangs from the ceiling above an old church confessional box. It was so fun digging through every weird, occasionally creepy, but always wonderful piece. Did I buy anything? No. Will I ever buy anything? Most likely not because of space concerns (though I was tempted by that mermaid kite). But do I love everything I saw here in it's own way? Absolutely. I'm so glad to have rediscovered this place and we will definitely be adding it to our checklist of things we do every time we visit the area. Can't wait to see what curiosities we uncover next!

My husband and I love this place…read more Things to know: 1. It is NOT in fact going out of business. 2. The paintings may or may not be original, but they look nice and come framed. So, if you can't drop thousands of dollars at some of the other art galleries, but want something nice to hang on your walls, this is the place for you. We've gotten lots of compliments on the two pieces we bought last year and will be back to buy more this summer.

This place sells hobby lobby artwork and the guy working says it's all original... lol!read more

One of my favorite shops to visit. This store offers 2 floors of a little of everything. Trendy,…read moreartsy, and classic clothing at great prices. Home and clothing accessories, books, etc. In the summer, visit their little garden out back. A real gem.

If I were reincarnated as a store, it would be this one. They've always carried a bunch of my…read morefavorite brands of hippy-hipster wear, so it was no surprise to see my newest favorite -- the reversible, resizeable, purse-attached Zand Amsterdam -- hanging on the shelves on my most recent visit. Instead of just having a "man chair" for husbands and boyfriends waiting while their partners try on clothing, R & P has a full oasis out back with a beautiful garden and a lovely little pond. It's a nice compromise since I spend a ton of time checking out every little nook and cranny of both floors of these partnered stores. They've remodeled a bit so be sure to check out the changes upstairs (they had an awesome selection of clearance clothing up there for 50% off on my most recent visit). Sure wish that pink Ryu jacket with the petals on the lapel had been my size! Such a great place for gifts of all kinds from books to jewelry, cards and stationery to pampering bath items. Love love love R & P!