This is a fabulous business with a wide selection of upscale merchandise displayed beautifully ! If…read moreyou are feeling low all you need to do is go into this store and you will leave happy ! The owners are lovely and all of the displays look like they are out of a magazine ! Truly a great find ! You will not be disappointed visiting this gem !

Beautiful high end atmosphere with very reasonable prices. I could spend all day in here and spend…read morea lot of money getting real value for money. Staff are very helpful and friendly too.

Great place to order your furniture and home decor if you can wait around three months. My husband…read morehad a hard time believing it is the furniture capital of the world. That was until he got inside and it was never ending. We met Abeer she was extremely delightful to work with. Once we get moved and settled in, We are returning for home decor.

Amazing place and wonderful experience Lots of choices and…read moreinventory Pricing was good and not out of line or too high Quality was looking good

Have I mentioned my wife loves thrifting and shopping? Southern Junk is a cool shop in Jamestown…read morewith many gift ideas, Holiday decor, themes, snacks, et cetera. The staff is super friendly and chatty. The prices are reasonable.

This place is adorable! It shares a space with a hair salon but had plenty of nooks and crannys for…read moretheir items! The service is wonderful! The employees are so friendly! There is such a large selection of items from clothing to decor to children's items to jewelry to food and more! I got multiple items and didn't spend as much money as I thought I had! Definitely worth it to carve out and hour or two to spend here!

Well stocked with furniture at a high end price. If you are looking for expensive unique items, you…read moremay find them here.

Very misleading information. On their website and yelp it seems to indicate that the international…read morehome furnishings center is open to the public. But when we got there we discovered that it is really only open to "the business" at the twice yearly Furniture Mart! Met another couple who had also discovered the hard way that it isn't open to the public. Please clean up descriptions etc.

I've seen ads for this place pop up on Facebook so thought I'd check it out. I'm actually looking…read morefor an entry table so thought hmm let's look here. Very unassuming walking in. Some what of a musty smell. There was a cashier at the counter as I walked in, but there was no greetings. I walked through, I believe all, or almost all of it. It is a large sort of warehouse area. It was very cold inside. I thought their prices were waaaaay too high. Yes, somethings maybe vintage, a lot isn't, yet they want more than if you bought the items new. I would recommend walking through as you might find a unique item you haven't seen elsewhere, however, I would not go back myself.

Looking for something to do in a cold and dreary weekend day, we finally took a ride over to check…read moreout Twin Deer Antique mail. This place is MASSIVE, so much bigger than I was expecting with all kinds of treasures to find in every corner. The staff greeted us in as we arrived, but left us on our own to explore. Set up as individual vendor booths, some are amazing some not so much, but everywhere you look, you're sure to see something fun, unique, or full nostalgia. I saw many items I remember either having as a child or seeing and my grandparents houses, but also some truly cool items. We've got a short list of items we're debating over, just trying to find the space for them. Pricing varies greatly from space to space and item to item, but overall, I think it was reasonable. You're bound to find something for anyone's taste here. Because of the size we didn't even get through it all, so will be going back again soon to see what more we can find.

If you love rusty unique objects this is a great place for some serious eye candy. The kind of…read morestore you see in home improvement shows go to for that one unique item they decorate the living room around. My biggest pet peeve with this place is almost half of their items are not priced. This is a huge waste of time to the lay people who want to spend their money for a unique item but don't want to go to the hassle of asking a busy clerk how much everything cost. So I found this experience mostly a waste of time since most of the items I liked were not priced. It's literally business 101. I also found many of the spaces overwhelming with too much merchandise. This place is not accessible to some people due to their narrow claustrophobic aisle ways. You could probably move more product if things were labeled with prices. Otherwise it seems like you are catering only to the rich who don't need to care about the price. Also the parking for this place is abysmal. They have a parking lot that is being taken up with rusty bulk items. While they are neat to look at the seem better places in metal scrapyard. Most parking for this place is street parking and it's a very small street. This place could be so much better with a few tweaks to their business.

Love this place! It's just the coolest collection of things from all over the world. This place is…read morea time capsule but not one of those crappy time capsules that you open up hoping for great treasures but find an old tooth brush and a few books that are worthless....BUT this place is more like going on a expedition with Indiana Jones him self with a historian tour guide of Rick Steves to go through a plunder thus good enough even for Captain Jack Sparrow and his pirates to fine worthy relics for there own collections and decor. Yes, I have a nice collection of my own of tables and different random pieces of decor in my home right now that makes for perfect conversation pieces as the owner himself can tell you where certain pieces came from and came about. Fascinating. NOW, enjoy friends.

Love Wayfair. Not a fan of the Wayfair Outlet. Drove about an hour to check it out, and man it…read morewas a major disappointment. A lot of the furniture has cosmetic damage and/or is just terrible looking. Some of the couches look like it could have came from the 1970s. Not saying you can't find a hidden gem, but I would not drive a long distance to search. I did find a nice looking fire pit with Adirondack chairs that I would have purchased, but it was black only. Unless you have it under some shade, black chairs in the South means burning your ass in the summer. Most of it is junk nobody wanted to buy online, returns or has minor cosmetic damage. Check the Outlet's web site out before driving here. Think I am exaggerating? Check out my photos.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PLACE!…read more LaKita has been such an amazing help when it came to finding what is perfect for my home. I have been here several times in the past week and have gotten pieces of such great quality. My first item was a 4 chair dining room chair set for $135, which was perfect with my dining table thrift find and for my home. Even my cats love sitting in the chairs. My second item was a nightstand set where I had to put everything together (this is where I met LaKita). I had questions about the measurements and went above and beyond to allow me to open the box to take the exact measurements I needed. My third item was a dresser that fit my coastal theme with seashell handles I have my eyes on. She definitely remembered me, followed up with how the nightstands were going, and was glad to see me back there. The combination of the quality in these items I have bought and LaKita's customer service is the perfect reason to keep returning to this store for my future needs, whether it's furniture pieces or simple DYI materials.

Unique finds compassionately priced. Helpful, attentive, courteous staff and ownership. Seasonal…read moredeals and sales events, such as "sip and shop." Add to that : shop pets : D Spade and Broom is, without a doubt, among the most delightful businesses I frequent.

Love this little place. It's a quaint little two story farm house just off the main road shaded by…read moretrees and surrounded by a picket fence. The bottom floor is devoted to the shopping area and the upper floor I believe the owners live. The owners go "picking"during the week, and then repurpose and reinvent things and place them on the shop floors for resale at very reasonable prices. Love coming here each week to see what's new!