A charming, friendly store. I had four chairs from my parent's house that had those rope seats in them and had no idea where to go to get them fixed. The Caning Shoppe had parking and a nice guy helped me in with my chairs. I was given a detailed estimate and one of the owners explained the whole process to me and answered my questions. The price seemed pretty decent to me, considering all the work is hand done. There were a whole bunch of people weaving seats in different ways and you can watch them in the studio, which is kind of fun. While I was waiting for my turn, I walked around the furniture store which was packed with great stuff. I got an antique lamp for $68 and a cool handmade owl toy for my niece. A woman who turned out to be the other owner measured a dining room table for me and told me all about the furniture company they do business with that makes all the hardwood furniture about an hour away from the store. When I went back to pick up my chairs a few weeks later, I couldn't get over how perfect they looked. I think my parents are going to want me to give them the chairs back! They even offered to deliver them to me for free when it turned out they wouldn't all fit in my husband's car. The workers were all really friendly and helpful. I got to meet the woman who worked on my chairs and she even gave us a little demo of the process and explained it all since my husband wasn't there the first time. I can't wait to go back, when I'm ready to order our dining room set. In the meantime, I'll be coming back with friends who are looking for bookcases and a hutch. Not too hard to find the store, but use their parking lot on the side of the building because someone got a ticket in they were only in there for like 5 minutes picking up a bunch of chairs. read more