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The Old Steeple

4.4 (8 reviews)
ModerateHome Decor
Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Such a cute collection of home decor!
Jessica H.

I really loved this hidden quaint little place in Elma! It looks like it was a church turned into a beautiful little shop. My boyfriends mother has been talking about this place for quite a while so yesterday we decided to stop in. I quickly realized that this is a great place that offered a variety of items that would be great for any occasion including birthdays, anniversaries, housewarming gifts, wedding shower, and baby shower gifts. It offered a variety of arts and crafts for all areas in the home. They also had a large amount of homemade dips you can try and purchase. I loved the incense and potpourri for the home. My other favorite was the wine section that offered soap that smells like wine which I thought was very unique and a great gift idea for all the soap/wine lovers out there! Once my purchase was made they wrapped my items beautifully with ribbon and tissue paper at no charge! Now that's service! I will definitely be back again soon and also recommend this place to my friends and family. Supporting a local business like this makes my heart smile:)

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3 months ago

The Old Steeple is such a great place to visit. It's like walking in you Grandparents home with all the old fashioned furniture and decor

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9 years ago

They won't let you use their bathroom, even after spending a lot of money. Lack of compassion & empathy is bad business in my book.

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I HAD to stop by this adorable store. I drive by it daily, and each time I was super intrigued. I…read moreeven looked them up on Facebook, and saw a mix of really great handmade furniture, and other knick knacks. I had to go. I had a little spare time while passing by again today, and pulled in. I was immediately greeted by Riley, a good natured Golden Retriever with a tail on non-stop wag mode. Passing through the door, I was also hailed by Dan Curtis, who owns the shop with his wife, Julie. Dan warmly welcomed me right away. For a small, cozy shop in someone's home, it is PACKED full of lovely things; handmade candles, birdhouses, decorative hand painted signs, antiqued furniture, floral arrangements, tea, etc. And even though the sheer amount of goods was a little staggering, there was definitely order to it. I was immediately charmed. While I browsed, Dan chatted with me and another customer perusing the shelves. "95% of the things you see in the shop are made right here by my bride," he informed me. "There's nothing she can't do." Looking around, it was hard not to be impressed. A few minutes later, Julie came out, and like her husband, I found her very gracious and welcoming. She was happy to chat with us. For handmade things, I was surprised to see that the prices really weren't as high as I expected them to be. I picked out three wall accents, and I think I spent less than forty bucks. Not bad. I could have bought more (and wanted to) but my budget wouldn't allow it. This place is awesome, and I love love love supporting a local business, especially one run by such friendly people. I'll definitely be back - they have great gifts! Oh, and a tip - if you can't make it in during normal hours, you can make an appointment. And if you swing by off hours (within reason, obviously) and Dan happens to be in the shop, he'll open it up for you. Yay for a great locally owned shop! (PS. I wish I could give this place another star, for the adorable dog.)

I wanted a pottery barn" syle bedroom for my daughter. could not afford all the great looks. I…read morebrought in a picture from the catelog and Julie, the owner, was able to match the flower pattern and painted a mural on her wall and created a couple of awesome decorations including a growth chart that can be taken down someday for my daughter to have. So creative! Don't be fooled by the primitive syle country store that it is. They are so creative, they nailed the modern look design in their craft as well!

Hector's Hardware & Paint Co

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3.0(2 reviews)
1.0 mi

I am reviewing the Hectors on French because that's the one I go to most often but this review…read moreapplies to all the Hector's I have been in which are most in the area. Hector's has been my "go to" store for everything I need to fix something for 25 years if I am serious about getting what I need quickly and as efficiently as possible. They pack an enormous amount of useful items in comparatively smaller stores than Home Depot, Lowes or even Valu but you don't feel you are in "cluttered" stores. Everything is kept organized so you can find things quickly. They hire people that know exactly what you need and if they don't they are not afraid to ask the senior staffer. I have never left a store without either the exact item or items I need to complete the task or the knowledge to go exactly where I need to for whatever I am searching for that day. I do still visit the big chains for sale items on occasion but I feel when I go into those stores there is sensory overload with all the items and sheer size of the that I many times forget what I went there for in the first place!! The other thing that drives me to madness is the inability to find somebody to ask a question in the area I am looking. Sure I can find somebody for a question I have about some electrical project but I usually have to walk to the other side of the store before I find somebody and then that guy has to put a call out on the radio to the people who can handle electrical and maybe just maybe I will get an associate in the electrical area in 10-20 minutes. Go to Hectors for anything you need and I am sure you will walk out a happy camper in a fraction of the time it would of taken you with other places.

Called over 20 times during business hours. They just let it ring, then hang up. So I drove over…read morethere and called while I was in the store. I saw the clerk walk over to the ringing phone and press a button - and poof my call was dropped!

The Old Steeple - homedecor - Updated November 2026

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