A small, homey space in the heart of historic, downtown Jeffersonville, Sugar Maples can be a…read moretreasure trove if you have the time and patience to browse. The space is chocked full, I mean every corner, of items. I went in for the first time during the very busy, holiday walk. The friend I was with, who's a regular antique and estate sale shopper, told me it's one of her favorite places in Jeffersonville. She especially likes the jewelry. Unfortunately, there wasn't room inside to really look at things. Despite the large crowd funneling in and out, I found the staff to be very warm and welcoming. I need to go back on a weekday or after the holidays when I have some time and some space to maneuver through the shop properly.

Visited Downtown Jeffersonville a few days ago to meet with friends. While in the area I insisted…read moreto my S/O that we visit the cute antique store we parked near, as I had been wanting to visit the shops in that area for quite some time. As soon as you walk in, it smells amazing. It's nice and bright, all the while maintaining the atmosphere you'd expect of stores alike. There are pieces of sheet music spread throughout the store as decorative pieces, which I love. There is sheet music that can be purchased as well, but I couldn't find anything for the cello, which is fine. Things are perfectly decorated, not too cluttered and not barren. My favorite part was all the books. I probably would have walked out with 10 books if I hadn't already had so many to read at home. The selection of old books was pleasing; dictionaries, story books, and text books amongst the ones I had had looked at. It took my S/O forever to drag me out of the store due to all the books I thought of buying whilst there. I purchased a small book and a large satchel of lavender. I thought it was great how they have bags of lavender that can be purchased, it's something you'd never expect and it smells divine. This was my first visit, but I'll be back again. I absolutely adore this store and all the treasures it holds. It's nice being able to go somewhere to see and purchase antique and vintage items and gifts, not every antique store out there is this nice!

We won't be going back here for sure there was a sign in the…read morebooth clearly stating 25% off. We wanted a small trinket and when we got to the checkout out the price range up as marked. I mentioned the sign and the person waiting on us refused to honor the sale or even going to look and verify Very rude and this is no way to treat customers I would avoid this place and its rude environment

Opened spring of 2026, this place was full of folks searching for treasures. The store was clean…read moreand organized, I liked how each row had a different name posted above, making it easy to navigate. Booths offered a bit of everything, clothing, lamps, kitchen wear, toys, bourbon barrels, jewelry and much more. Most of the booths are curated, which would be helpful if you're searching for a specific collectible. We noticed a variety of pricing, like any antique /peddlers mall you have to avoid the farmhouse hobby lobby items placed near the true antiques! Personally, I prefer a thrift store bargain but am impressed with the collection of items here.

Ok it's vintage! This is a small place!…read more Who does not love a great thrift shop! That's why we came in, you just never know what you need. The store is very well organized and stocked. The cashier was personable. The value is high on some items, but they have all sorts of different items. Who loves items that say something special. I love unique items that can share a positive message and vibe. It makes a corner in a room show kindness . Found some unique items to express gratitude.

Small vintage store in Nulu, a little off the main shopping street, and perfect for those that like…read moreto add unique pieces to their wardrobe. Shoes also on display and, if you find yourself digging the overall vibe of the store, mystery bags for purchase. I did appreciate they had a dressing room available, which isn't always found in each Nulu store. Today was Nulu Fest and the store had small racks and discounted items along the street. We had the shop to ourselves, so I'm guessing the shop owners were part of the crowd outside.

Great place & welcoming people In the old Cherry House…read morebuilding and absolutely full of lovely items We went by on a chilly day and they offered complimentary coffee, such a nice way to shop and they have a wide array of items I love the town of Lagrange too! Close to Louisville but far enough to feel like an adventure

I love the aesthetic of the Copper Awning. The employees are sweet and helpful and the booths are…read morenicely curated and cozy. I think the owner and the staff do a really great job

Reclaimed on Main is one of the nicest antiques stores in Shelbyville. The store is actually a mall…read morewith many different vendors. The store is neat, huge with wide aisles and well organized. We saw lots of early pieces of furniture and nice primitive kitchenware. Vintage colorful Pyrex was abundant, but pricy. We bought some old tiles. The clerks were friendly, but not pushy. I love the old building. I'm guessing that the building was an old department store in a previous life. There are two floors of booths with stairs to go up and down. (I'm not sure if there is an elevator for people that can't use stairs.) We found free street parking on a side street. Parking is limited. If you like antiques, this is the store to visit.

SOO COOL! Very eclectic and unique selections of home decor, oddities, jewelry and really something…read morefor everyone! It's a great place to get immersed and you'll have to spend at least an hour there to even look through the half of it!

Red Tree is a Louisville favorite - and although what's sourced for them to sell isn't local, we…read morelove browsing the shelves all the same. There's so much to see and the spaces are tight, including the upstairs rooms. (Parents with strollers or exploring toddlers, this was one of my least favorite spots to take mine when my boys were younger. You've been warned.) You're going to find a bunch of things you don't need yet want plus gifts for friends and family. The store is full of home decor, jewelry, artwork, candles, and even more home decor. During the holiday season they are known for their ornaments which they dangle from the ceiling. I've bought several items, including furniture, from the Red Tree and I love it all. Prices can be a bit of a splurge but the unique vibe makes up for it. Always friendly service. Find them primarily at the front counter downstairs. Street parking is available and most without meters.

This place has expanded since I last visited. Pros: they…read morehave a large inventory of all things vintage (furniture, records, clothing, artwork, knickknacks etc. You can grab a drink at the front. Cons: the prices seem to be much higher than other spots around Lou, no AC so it's burning up. I stop in once-twice a year to look, have never found anything I can't live without at a decent price.

Fleur de Flea may be described as a cross between a boutique and a flea market. Prices are…read moredefinitely on the high side for flea market. Booths are very well-kept. Be sure to plan for a couple of hours if you wish to see everything, because it is huge inside!!!! Parking is on the street, but there is a lot at the very back of the building. The sidewalk is in disrepair, so watch your step!!! (No fault of the business). I would definitely plan your visit in the daytime. You may find a treasure!!!!!

Mercantile on Main is located in the middle of the historic LaGrange (KY) Main Street district. The…read morebrick and mortar shop carries hand-created, re-purposed and vintage items. They carry an eclectic blend of hand-created and found items. They carry a nice selection of Kentucky made items.

This store is so dangerous for my bank account... Lots of locally made, one of a kind finds here…read more If you're into vintage, farmhouse, bourbon, kentucky and/or unique home decor and gifts, this place is your jam. I'm obsessed with the local barrel made goods. I now own a Maker's Mark lazy susan, barrel head tray and charred barrel coasters because - bourbon. I also love the beautiful pottery available... of which I had to buy a beautiful bronze bowl, of course. And the soy candles... another great purchase. I'm sure I'll be back for one of the unique Kentucky tee shirts soon!