Gorgeous selection of truly unique items. This is my go-to store for glassware and special gifts…read more Don't listen to the negative reviews, the prices are worth it -- you're paying for the work of someone finding and curating these items which you may otherwise not find yourself. That's invaluable!

Described on their website as "An Art Deco and Art Nouveau Concept Store," so if you are…read morecultivating an historical vibe, this is the shop to check out for decor and gifts! Lots of flappers will be found, as well as cocktail accoutrements, trinket trays, jewelry, stationery, and bath products.

I love this store! Chris, the owner, is so kind and helpful. He really goes the extra mile. He even…read morepersonally goes on all the furniture deliveries to make sure everything goes smoothly. Beautiful variety of home decor and it changes regularly. Chris is really connected and supportive of the community. For example, all of the art is from local artists. I fell in love with a sofa here but unfortunately the measurements were too big for my apartment. Chris was kind enough to refer me to another store down the street. He wanted to keep supporting the neighborhood. I did purchase a gorgeous lamp here. It's really cool and hangs on an angle, and I can tap the middle hanging piece to adjust the brightness. I'll definitely return to buy more things. Exceptional service from Chris. I highly recommend visiting. Gorgeous store!

I bought an amazing bed from Chris at GL Home Decor. If I had to sum up my experience, I would say…read morewonderful. Buying a bed is pretty anxiety producing since you might have it for 10 or even 20 years. Chris was super patient with me during the selection process. I feel that the deal was fair and they set it up in my place. I am 100% pleased with the outcome! Go buy something from them please.

Such a charming little shop! Mercantile M has such a unique mix of gifts, home goods, and…read morebeautifully curated items -- it's one of those places where you walk in "just to look" and always end up finding something special. Everything feels thoughtfully selected, from candles and cards to handmade goods and stylish home accents. The owner and staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. They're always happy to help you find the perfect gift or offer suggestions without ever being pushy. It has that cozy, local feel that makes you want to keep coming back.

Though the shop was smaller than I expected, it housed a wealth of treasures and bargains around…read moreeach corner, from artworks to housewares, it's all here. And the prices are very reasonable. As others have noted, the staff are friendly and personable. We will be back.

If you're thin, this store will likely work for you. The maximum jeans size they typically carry is…read morea 34" waist (you might get lucky and find a single 36"). I asked whether larger sizes were simply out of stock or not ordered at all, and was told they generally only order up to 34". The team is friendly and the prices are reasonable. I've been visiting for years and have watched the space grow. That said, the lack of size inclusivity is disappointing. If you don't care about broader size availability and fall within their range, it may be worth checking out--the shop is well curated in theory. Personally, as someone who isn't thin, I likely will not return to a store that doesn't prioritize size inclusivity.

Great boutique run by 2 pleasant gentlemen. Well curated items that you don't really need, but will…read morepurchase anyway!

What. "Mindful" Shopping Experience!…read more Items include unique offerings such as a Swiss Cheese Plant, European Market Net Bag, a Bandana among other things for the individual shopper.

Lovely little "things" store with a great shop dog! Can't wait to come back to pick up a few more…read morethings for Chirstmas gifts in the next few weeks!

A wide variety of antique and vintage items for sale. We bought a print for our new house but there…read morewas lots more to browse.

Great antiques shop! Despite the fairly small space, there's a good selection of items of all…read morekinds, from home decor and art to handbags and jewelry. If you like vintage earrings, they have piles and piles of them to look through (clip ons too). My only small gripe is that because it is a small store packed with a lot of stuff, it can be hard to maneuver around when it's crowded. I had to do a lot of "excuse me" and wait for people to move from blocking an area I wanted to see.

The service at the store was very nice and welcoming. They are highly accommodatable and…read moreeducational when it comes to ensuring that you know everything about their goods that they sell. We went here, looking for a Matcha tea set. They didn't have any in stock yet. So we opted to buy some incense and a wild tapestry. Everything is priced as expected these are all imported goods from Japan. We will be back to purchase some Matcha. Almost everything they have in there that you can smell taste and touch. They have a sample for! I love that because then you know exactly what it is that you're getting. Great experience I highly recommend coming here if you're looking for authentic Japanese goods.

I've been here a few times, but came back again with a friend and the owner was super nice and…read moreexplained the incense boxes that we were looking at in a very in-depth and detailed way. They have beautiful hand-crafted and articulate items for sale here. Every time I walk in here, it feels tranquil. You could easily drop several hundreds if not thousands here, but everything is made with high quality. Definitely recommend this place if you're window shopping in Andersonville!

Interesting random things here and there like a lot of stores nowadays it seems. Like a high class…read morethrift store, hats were bomb but starting at $200 and up bomb. You might find something there either way nice to peruse

A wonderful and powerful business team these 2 ladies. With great skills and a big following of…read moreloyal regulars!!!

I came for Andersonville Galleria and hadn't realized that Cassona Home was right next door, which…read morewas serendipitous since I've wanted to visit here for a while. And I saw that they were having some sort of Labor Day deals so I couldn't pass up a stop! Angel was incredibly welcoming from the moment I walked into the shop. I wandered around for at least 20 minutes; they have some really lovely options for your home here. I am still in the unpacking and arranging part of a recent move, so I can't really be buying much since I don't know what I'd need... but I did see a cool bamboo desk that I'm still considering. I joined their mailing list to keep up on their sales and merch.

We loved our experience with Cassona! The couch we ordered turned out absolutely beautiful and is…read moreso sturdy and high quality. Angel from Cassona was amazing in helping us choose a couch, and kept calling to keep us updated on the delivery. We couldn't be happier with our purchase!

When it comes to marketplaces that really honor the crafts people and illustrators you can't really…read moretop Andersonville Galleria. The products are all one of a kind and offer unique gifts that will make you stand out. The vendors are all pretty affordable and highly suggest to come here for Christmas shopping. It's even better than four sided gift shop down the street at times! Check out the "make art take art" box outside. I find some amazing treasures in there and it's one of the coolest things in the town

I have nothing personal against this store or the people who sell there, but for me it was…read moreunderwhelming. There is a lot of stuff, but it is very generic. The "art" they sell is the kind that goes on a greeting card or t-shirt. Some booths sell crafts like you can find on Etsy--upcycled clothes and amigurumi or felt toys (which were cute enough but nothing amazing). Others sell imported items. It wasn't always clear if they were fair trade or not. In fact, that was one of the things that bugged me: many booths' lack of transparency on where these items were made/who made them. A lot of items looked mass produced, so it was hard to tell what wasn't. Basically this store exemplifies what happens when you commercialize art. Everything converges under market pressure and ends up looking the same. Personally antique malls are my style. They have a similar concept (many vendors in one space), but much more interesting and greater variety of items.