I visited this shop today and previously have visited over Christmas, using every year the…read moredecoration I bought. The quality and good prices of items there will have me coming back in addition to the uniqueness and usefulness of the items. Plus, the sales clerk today was very helpful and friendly.

Service is outstanding! Highly recommended! Very professional and creative! If you're looking…read morefor something different you should check this place out!!

Awesome price and awesome finds. I'm use the visit my daughter in WV and one place u must go is…read moreGabe's

Watch your prices here some stuff is not discounted. when you go make sure you got time to look…read moreit's a lil messy .This place reminds me of a Ross.

Not enough in the basket for what they charge. Not so nice people. And I specifically asked they…read morehelp make this birthday special as I live out of state. Boxes aren't even wrapped. Thanks Mahonia for making my friends birthday a hot mess! Please pick this up so I can send her flowers instead.

Beautiful plants. Knowledgeable staff. The decor to die for! You will be inspired…read more My sister in law loves this place so much she and my brother got married in the wrought iron greenhouse. You can find similar plants other places, but this place is an experience. Don't question me, just go visit.

I ran into this store by accident and after visiting, here's what I understand. Ballard Designs is…read morea company owned by Williams Sonoma, and has a similar feel to it as Pottery Barn. This is the first outlet in Louisville and was originally announced as a temporary location; however, it must be doing well enough to have stayed in place. It took over the space vacated by the now bankrupt Steinmart. There is nothing fancy about this spot. It very much feels like a dumping site for furniture and is organized by type/room. It is a land of rejected, broken pieces. The signage attempts to excite you - 50% off or more - but then you flip the tag to find out it is still outrageously overpriced on top of being broken. The facility is large, and most workers were either at the front desk or helping people wedge items into their trucks. I appreciated watching the quiet nature of the staff today as a customer carried on a conversation with the customer service team via her cell phone. She was a lot to handle and you could tell they didn't want to escalate the situation. Apparently this spot has a following. Bring a large pocketbook ... and duct tape.

This is a Ballard Designs outlet- shoppers can score great furniture/decor at a great discount!…read more While shopping, I found a rug for my son's nursery at 80% off the listed price. I would advise shoppers to thoroughly inspect the furniture before purchasing, as some of the items are damaged. Staff are friendly and helpful!

I didn't expect such a large thrifting store - but as soon as we walked in, it was obvious this was…read morea warehouse made of aisles and aisles of vendor booths. Available items, style and pricing are going to vary by the individual vendor, with some promoting discounts. Shopping is basically on your own and if you need assistance you need to visit the entrance where the cashiers are checking customers out. We didn't come close to visiting the bulk of the booths. However, I'm sure we'll come back when we have a slow day and 1-2 hours to browse. If you're a fan of peddler malls and flea markets, this is a shop to put on your list. Shares space in a shopping center, offering lots of parking. Located on a popular street in Clarksville, you'll also be near several restaurants and other shopping options.

Yeah, there are antiques at Vendors' Village. But mostly, it's just a lot of other people's…read morediscarded stuff: books, baskets, toys, silverware and dishes, home decor. It's like a huge Goodwill or an indoor yard sale with the occasional genuine antique hidden here or there. That doesn't mean this place isn't worth a visit. It is! Especially if you're a junk junkie like I am. It's just that this store is not very well curated, so you'll see things that probably should be thrown away next to one-of-kind treasures. I spent the better part of an hour just walking down the aisles and looking at all of the booths filled with miscellany. Vendors' Village is huge and looks like it used to be a grocery store. The lighting is harsh and bleak, like it is in a grocery store, which could explain why I felt a little unsettled while walking around. I kept thinking I saw things out of the corner of my eye, or that people were behind me. I didn't and they weren't! But this place did give me the creeps a bit.

Spirit Halloween is a fun place to shop when the season opens. Who doesn't want to play with the…read moreanimatronics and browse the aisles for costume ideas? If you're primarily looking for a costume accessory, this is an ideal spot to visit compared to the big box stores. The store offers a bit of home decor and while it's fun because they have access to the main themes, it's crazy overpriced. The quality just doesn't match. We happened to be in a shopping center here the day after Halloween and picked up a couple of fun things for 50% off. Tomorrow everything - even the costumes - get that deeper discount. Great service at checkout with fellow Halloween lovers!

Last day for Jim and Sam! Headed in to say goodbye and grab a couple of items left. Such amazing…read morepeople to have visited throughout the years, in Nulu and St Matthews. Enjoy retirement!

For some reason, I have never noticed or been in this store before. I guess I always thought the…read moreaction was at Red Tree, Mahonia, and Six Sisters. I'm glad I finally came! A friend was down here with me from out of town and she wanted to go in so we did! Wow! This place is huge! They've got stuff you can give as gifts to people. Soaps, clothes, bags, children's stuff, jewelry, home decor, kitchen stuff, etc. Love it so much! I didn't purchase anything but would love to next time.