A fun place to visit and shop. You'll find whatever eccentricity you're into, from vintage records…read moreto knick-knacks to home furnishings and fashion. I like how the vendors take pride in their merchandise and displays. It's also very friendly. The only thing that is problematic is the parking lot - where you'll also discover any size and shape pothole.

lots of interesting used items in 10000 categories well worth a look…read morenice hippy vibe good parking

Absolutely amazing find! Gorgeous locally made things. This is not your grandma's dusty flea market…read morestall. These pieces are carefully constructed works of art and meticulously cared for. Leather work, exquisite jewelry and clever pottery. Gorgeous prints and local photos with mosaic frames. I picked up two little pots on magnets - great for single flowers picked by your kids to stick to the fridge. Practical and lovable. Wanted to spend all my money. Not too pricey. 10/10 will comeback.

Ithacamade is full of beautiful stuff! Handmade pottery, shirts, postcards and nice…read more people. I have my eye on a hand printed tee shirt with a rooster on it...(hope its still there). Also..say "hi" to Patti, she is a wonderful sales person. When you are finished try the great cafe's and the cool shops in the Dewitt mall.

Mimi's Attic is the premiere place to find one-of-a-kind items that add charm & style to your home…read moreat reasonable prices. A new store every time you shop, Mimi also posts updates on instagram, so you can keep up-to-date on what's in house even when you don't have time to pop in... which you'll want to do whenever you can! Our family lost our house to a fire, so we are "frequent fliers." Most of the furniture that we now have was purchased at Mimi's. The pieces we bought all have some small story behind them which we enjoy. Mimi's has been a godsend for us. Mimi's is conveniently located in downtown Ithaca, the staff is friendly & helpful, prices are reasonable and there's always something fun and funky to marvel at even if you don't take it home with you. There are a few prime meter-free spots, but bring some change with you in case you need to park on the street. The staff has tape measures handy, but if you're looking to fill a space at home remember to give it a quick measure to ease your shopping. Mimi's, at times, can be jam-packed full of good things and navigation can be tricky if you have mobility issues. Well worth checking out again and again in person and online!

Nice antique store in downtown Ithaca. I often find something special on each visit…read more Has some furniture pieces unlike some of the other small crowded stores in town.

One of my favorite shops in Ithica! First, the plants were so well-taken care of that at first I…read morethought they were fake. There is so much beyond plants here, dried flowers, gifts, random decor, some kitchen stuff, and everything is absolutely adorable. They maximized the store in the most perfect way and it was joy to browse through.

I'm almost never on The Commons anymore, but I had a gift certificate for this store that I needed…read moreto use... so when I was able to get out of work a little early one day recently, I decided to stop for my first visit to Home Green Home. And what a delight it was! It's a really lovely and welcoming shop with plenty of plants, books, meditation or yoga supplies, bedding, prints, and more. With a focus on eco-friendly products, the prices aren't necessarily for the budget conscious, but you can rest assured that the quality is there. The staff here are happy to help, but also let you wander the store without being overly pushy or hovering. I got into a conversation with one of them regarding some of the plants they had available - and she was quite excited to show me a new plant that she had just learned about. I ended up buying a couple plants (among other items), as I had managed to find a cebu blue pothos tucked away upstairs, as well as a white princess philodendron on display downstairs... both of which had been on my plant wishlist for a while. TL;DR. It's probably a good thing that I'm not on The Commons often, because it'd be very easy for me to spend way too much money here (especially on the bedding items, as I'm a sucker for comfy blankets and all that). That said, I'm definitely adding Home Green Home to my list of favorite Ithaca shops. Highly recommend it!

This has become a must-visit spot for me when in Ithaca. You just never know what kind of weird or…read morewonderful thing you might find. As someone who owns a 110-year-old house, there are always little things I'm on the hunt for--from doorknob parts, to wood trim pieces, to light fixtures. My husband is a woodworker, so he also likes exploring the offerings for elements to incorporate in his designs. From salvaged lumber to old cabinet hardware, there's almost no end to the creative potential! On the upper floors, it's always fun to explore the furniture and fixtures (even though we rarely have room in the car to bring anything home to Buffalo). If you love old homes or old thing in general, you'll have a great time and probably make some surprising finds!

A real gem in Ithaca. In addition to doing the important work of salvage, Sara and her team know…read morehow to talk about architecture and building in ways that you won't find elsewhere. You will always find amazing things here. It is fun to just go look at things: kind of like a history lesson. I ahve found furniture, tiles, lamps, dishes, building materials and cabinets here. I have gotten cool tools. Just an amazing business not to be missed. If we ever get out of COVID times, plan a trip there to look around and be sure you go to ALL FOUR FLOORS!

This place was a little more high end than I had thought it would be at first glance. It's a great…read moreplace to get good quality goods, instead of a souvenir/browsing kind of store. There is pottery, blown glass, carved wood, and many more handmade items. It's great that many artists fill this space and their stories are shown through their info cards by their work.

This was my favorite place to shop in Ithaca. Good amount of street parking in the area, and the…read morestaff members are friendly. It's similarly sized to other college town artist co-ops that I've encountered, but their inventory has some of the best variety of mixed media I've seen, at an appreciably high standard. Jewelry/accessories, apparel, pottery/glassware, wood carvings, prints/paintings, wreaths, and more home decor of all materials and dimensions. We found the perfect souvenirs to commemorate a group hike we did during our trip, after discussing the merits amongst ourselves between three artists who depicted the same trail in their own approaches: linograph vs photograph vs watercolor. We also purchased some crocheted plushies and a magnet, and my better half talked me out of a piece of enhanced folded book art. To respect the no photography policy of many of the artists, I'll just note that the website's artist portfolio just represents a drop in the bucket of what you'll find. We'll definitely stop in again for more unique wares whenever we pass through the area.

All staff interactions here have been very positive! Most sections appear organized and easy to…read morefind. Recommend this location.

They had a limited selection for men's razors. Staff was very helpful and they were well staffed.read more

Nice unique gifts. Bought a gift for our family with finger lakes in it...they loved it.read more

I met with Joseph on Saturday as we toured his amazing shop and discussed possibilities for a…read morespecial Valentine's gift for my boyfriend. With COVID and the uncertainties of our future I've decided it's important to make the most of every holiday and special occasion. The next one upcoming is Valentine's say. I'm seeking a special piece of glass art. I've seen a couple of items I'm interested and Joseph and is store have been a great sounding board who is full of knowledge as I determine my next steps and investment. Love his unique boutique filled with wonderful gifts. While I do my research on what makes sense for me he's been busy contacting artists to get an idea as to their latest inventory and shipping date. More soon! In the meantime I'm going to continue to explore, conduct research and learn about what's available locally.