One of my favorite things about traveling for work is discovering little gems I never would've…read morefound otherwise. While in Middleton, Wisconsin, I stopped into The Regal Find -- and ended up spending way more time inside than I planned (in the best way). This charming shop is filled with handmade jewelry, local art, vintage treasures, and unique gifts from over 125 U.S. artists, all tucked inside a historic building! Every corner felt thoughtfully curated, and I loved just wandering and taking it all in. If you appreciate supporting artists and finding one-of-a-kind pieces, this is absolutely the kind of place you could spend a while exploring! Such a sweet small-business stop if you're ever in the area!

Beautiful selection, wonderful local owners who have curated a lovely shopping experience.read more

We went exploring in Lake Mills and stumbled upon this gem. It is on a side street behind Main…read moreStreet but worth the visit There is plenty of free parking right on the street in front. There is a store and working pottery studio in the old Jail. When we visited two artists were working away. The pottery was very detailed and beautiful. If you like craftsman style pottery or just a fan of pottery this is worth a visit.

I have been a long time collector and lover of Ephraim Faience Pottery…read more I had always seen in it media and at gift shops and even once at the Milwaukee Art Museum for the Arts and Crafts exhibition a few years where we met Kristin and saw some of the other potters working on their wares. I had always wanted to pay a visit to Lake Mills WI but never got there. Until September 28, 2013 We were fortunate enough to be in the area during the grand opening of the new art gallery. It was like a visit to Jerusalem! i was overjoyed with the sheer beauty of all of the items to gawk over! My pictures tell the story. The new gallery is gorgeous. The lighting was made specifically for the location. There was a section of odds and ends that i spent some time at but eventually chose a 9-12" gingko vase. Very special with a new type of glazing process. I am so happy and am planning another trip back to pick up my commemorative tile in honor of the grand opening

The shop not only features local artists, but supports them!! Great shop with enthusiastic, warm…read morelocal owners!

The staff is unprofessional, immature, and rude. I highly recommend shopping at other shops in…read moreMadison.

Alan has a great eye for color and design. His suggestions and choices made our framed artwork…read moredisplay perfectly. We have used Woodland studios for 4 pieces over the years and will continue to come back for all our framing and display needs.

This is a wonderful studio and does beautiful work with framing. We have have had several paintings…read morereframed by them. They also have beautiful local artist works to purchase. Highly recommend taking the time to visit them.

What are cute little store. Lots of things in there that you might not find someplace else. There…read morewas even a bumper sticker that said I break for thrift stores! I think it's definitely worth the stop.

Love love love this adorable store! The owners are a delight Alisson's original art work is…read morebeautiful and there are lots of cute things in the store that she and her mom have curated. I've gotten some gifts there as well as some things for myself. Home decor, art supplies, stationary, planters, greeting cards, and stickers. Make sure to stop in if you are on Monroe Street or in the area.

Oh for cute! This little shop on Regent was a delight. Really nice ambiance. Friendly staff. Decent…read moreselection for being such a small place. Prices what I would expect for an indie bookstore. Cute gifts and tchotchkes too.

This bookstore is worth the trip! It is small, but mighty with regard to selection. It's highly…read morecurated and has something for everyone. There's a super cute children's section in back with again, a great selection of titles. The owner is lovely and was very helpful when it came to finding just the right book. They also have a well stocked selection of mugs, candles, bookmarks, and like to choose from. Definitely stop in, you won't be disappointed. . #supportindiebooksellers.

Phil and Vicky's shop is truly a trip into the past. They seem to have everything from a few years…read moreago all the way back to the Victorian era and its all reasonably priced. If you are looking for a neat knick knack, a new piece of furniture, or you just want to hear a little history on a cool old building, stop in to Elsing's!

This place is a trip! Friend store dog, cool stuff and great staff!!! Ohh and the building is…read morehaunted, why NOT stop and check this place out? You'll be glad you did!!!

Hands down, Atomic Antiques is a GREAT antique shop! In fact, it is undoubtedly the best antique…read moreshop in the area. It really has no equal. The moment you walk into this business you are surrounded by some of the greatest pieces of art, furniture, knickknacks, music, vintage items, memorabilia, clothing, pretty much anything you can think of, they've got some example of it -- all from a time gone past. It's really an adventure to shop here. This is a very large business. It can really take you quite a while to go up and down all of the aisles, examining all of the pieces they have available. It's really a nice adventure. I can't say enough about this shop. It's really great! Overall, if you're in the area and you want to shop for some great antiques, or just take some time and examine all of the items from times gone past, this is an excellent place to go.

This store is a collection of multiple dealers with a varied time period of items. I came here…read moremistakenly thinking it was just 1950s items . ( I have a 1950s kit home I am looking to furnish). I didn't find a lot of 1950s items, except for some kitchen tables which were a little over priced compared to buying it from a homeowner, but If you're looking for varied eras, this is a good place to go. Vintage clothing, furniture, Nick knacks etc. Saw a lot of 1970s, 80s and colonial.