This gentleman has a very interesting collection, and whoever did the displays, they did a great…read morejob. Plenty of neat antique signs, folk art and gadgets, plus lots of great conversation pieces to be found. The prices are right up there with the coolness of the merchandise.

This is like visiting the best antique store in the world. The pieces are amazing and they are…read moresome of the most interesting things you have ever seen. Not snooty but very informative. If you needed a particular thing this is the place! It's a palace for those who love antiques.

This place has a large selection of furniture with great prices and the woman working was so nice.read more

Great little gem outside of Hayward. Lots of larger pieces, including some really beautiful…read moremid-century items.

We used Red Shed's personal property estimation services when we sold our cabin. We were delighted…read morethat the buyers gave us dollar for dollar the estimate provided. We received an additional 10k cash outside of the real estate transaction. Plus, it was so easy!

It's not often that we pass a place and actually do a U-turn because it looks too good to pass up!…read more Today we did! On our way home from Bayfield to La Crosse, we saw My Villa! It was perfect! From beach to north woods cabins and everything in between! Wonderful smelling soaps, lotions and candles to jewelry, handbags, furniture and decor! It has something for everyone!

On a recent trip to Cable, my mom insisted we stop here. I wasn't expecting much, and assumed it…read morewas your typical "up north" store (you know the kind...cabin cute decor, some old lady bedazzled purses...) Well, I was wrong - WAY wrong. Mulberry Street does specialize in home interiors, but it's as far away from "cabin cute" as you can get. There are no chainsaw bears, or moose wine bottle holders. I didn't see one "up north" themed wall sign - not one! Instead, they offer sophisticated, upscale decor items at pretty reasonable prices. Think vintage French floral prints and sleek leather chairs. This location is bigger than it looks with several rooms in the back. In addition to items for the home, they hqve a small but quality selection of bath/body and candles. There's a coffee and wine bar as well and I am told that the owners make the best pumpkin cookies around. Mulberry Street does have a location in downtown Hayward but that locale offers more in the way of fashion, accessories and kids wear vs. home decor.I was really impressed with the level of quality in the merchandise here - if you're redecorating your home in the area and can't abide another loon placemat, Mulberry Street has you covered.

Great selection of leather items including belts and all types of bags…read more They've been around for over 50 years and I'm still running by the family that started it. I believe they'll also do custom creations and repairs of leather goods.

Fantastic store! Owner and employees are extremely nice and the items they sell are very well made…read more My family and I all purchased the custom belts they sell and are very excited for them! I also bought a wallet and coin purses as well which are super cute and durable. I will definitely be returning to purchase more items when we're back in Hayward next year!

10-year-old me would have loved this shop. When I was young I went through a rock phase -- as do we…read moreall, I'm sure. I had my rock collection, kept in an army green tackle box, which included pretty gems and stones bought at stores and others I found that I thought just looked pretty. I know what you're thinking: Yes, I was one of the popular kids in school. ;-P Anyway, decades later, I still get a bit giddy when I come across tiny boxes with miniature cards in them with the scientific name of a newly polished rock originally found in nature. Hematite's pretty tight, amiright? So I was excited to stumble upon Jack Pine Rock Shop while on vacation in Hayward. This shop packs lots to look at in a small space. It has the boxes with different stones and crystals classified, along with the woo-woo mystical traits they supposedly possess. It also has some more artistic and carved pieces in glass cases to gaze upon. There were some marble items that would look pretty on a bookshelf or table as a statement piece. The prices seemed to range from inexpensive to luxury. It was fun to peruse it all, and I hope my son is as totally cool as I was when he grows up and that I can take him here to get a few rocks for his special collection.

This tiny little shop just off the main drag in Hayward is totally worth the stop. Even if you are…read morenot really into rocks, it's a fun place to visit, with lots to see, touch and inquire about. The Jack Pine Rock Shop offers a really nice variety -- from rough stones that are just a dollar or two to large, expensive polished rocks and other pieces (most recently I had to stop myself from buying a $300 lazy susan made of the most beautiful marble). There's lots to touch and talk about, which makes it a great stop for kids. And the staff is extremely welcoming and knowledgeable. They always indulge our family with advice, tidbits and a wealth of information about their products. This is a must-stop place for our family each summer when we visit Hayward. Though I rarely buy anything, many of my family members look forward to bringing home a little gem from the rock shop each year. One other thing to note: they do an extremely good job wrapping the items you buy -- something essential to getting them home in one piece and definitely not to be overlooked.

I have always had the best service. I have shopped the world over for women's clothing and I love…read morethis store. I always find something I love and love love the quality. would rather shop here than any other store!!!

Outdoor Ventures sells higher end outdoor clothing (mostly), shoes (some) and accessories like…read moregloves. They don't really get into gear like backpacks or actual sporting equipment. Brands tend to be higher end, higher quality labels like Patagonia, North Face, Woolrich and Merrill. Prices obviously match but there is usually a sale rack or two that's worth browsing. I scored some super-sweet up north themed PJ pants a few years back. A good place to stop if you're short on outdoor essentials.