Beautiful store! Definitely my favorite furniture store in the Plateau. Be sure to check out the…read morelake views from the back patio--the setting is absolutely stunning. Highly recommended!

An old mountain cabin in Cashiers transformed into a treasure trove of art, crafty goodies,…read morecandles, jewelry, decor items and more. Four college friends each found something delightful or unique to purchase and take home. Fun time wandering through, upstairs and downstairs seeing all the items. Prices were comparable to some others shops and lower than prices for the same items on the internet.

Basketworks is a small 2-story house/cabin with a great mountain atmosphere for shopping. There is…read morea mix of accessories, furniture, silk flowers, and some gift items. The quality of items is excellent, and there are many things here that you won't find anywhere else.

I've been wanting to stop by this place for months. Well, today was the day, as we were looking…read morefor some old knobs to go on an antique wine cabinet. We found some knobs that will probably work - not perfect, but should work. They were $3.00 each, so not cheap. If you're looking for some things that will take you back in time, some industrial type lighting, old doors, etc., stop by the Otto Depot. They may have what you want.

Really unique place. If you are looking for decorations that you can't find just anywhere this is…read morethe place. Plan to spend at least 1 1/2 to 2 hours minimum because there is so much to see. Super Friendly staff also

This place was enormous three stories. It had everything…read moreyou could think of that you had when you were a child and then some. We were on a short schedule so we had to breeze through all this quickly but wow. Some of the prices were a little high on certain items. But they did have a lot of cool stuff. I really wanted to buy those metal skates but I don't have any room for him but that's what I used to learn how to skate!.. I would love to come back here someday. Beautiful little city. Super friendly.

This store in huge, right on Main St. It has an upstairs and a downstairs, lots of vendors, lots…read moreof choices, lots to look at. Great antique store.

If you're in the Highlands North Carolina you have to check this place out! I honestly could spend…read morea day in there. They have everything from home decor to little knickknacks, botanicals, essential oils, Beautiful jewelry... I could go on and on. I just wish she would open one in South Florida!!

I stopped into Unique Elegance on a whim, because I saw some absolutely gorgeous tapestry in their…read morewindows. What I found inside was even better. I found lots of tribal style jewelry, lots of jewelry that relates to my hobby of bellydance and lots of other eye catching ephemera. Once inside, the owner was all too happy to help me out. He even cut me a deal on a very lovely coin necklace. It was lovely to speak with him on the subject of Middle Eastern dance.

This antiques store is in an old schoolhouse and is huge--We spent a couple of hours here. Lots of…read morevendors, all reasonably priced. Great experience

This is a historic school house that houses Whistle Stop. There are plenty of vendors here with…read moregood prices. There's an old Mayberry cop car inside. The atmosphere is laid back and so very friendly! This is my fourth visit. I'll be back!

There aren't enough superlatives to express what a wonderful experience we had choosing and…read morepurchasing my engagement ring. Claudia spent such quality time with us and made sure we were totally comfortable with our decision. Joe prepared the appraisal and got it right out to us, and he gave us some history of their jewelry business, which was very interesting. We were pleasantly surprised at the value we received in our purchase as well! Their selection is incredible, and the pieces are so unique. When you visit, make sure and browse in the glass art gallery! Exquisite works of art, and Gary was so helpful kind and accommodating! Last but certainly not least, visit the wine shop right off of the art gallery! Wonderful Tuscan wines, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. When you visit Highlands Fine Art and Estate Jewelry, the experience is a total delight to the senses and impeccable service given by three of the nicest folks you'll ever meet!

Joe Lazow, owner is a certified gemologist with decades in the biz. The inventory is very…read moreimpressive and diverse. Prices seem reasonable plus Joe appears easy about bargaining.

As was mentioned in a couple other reviews here, this place is comically overpriced. We drove about…read more2 hours to get there because the photos online looked amazing. Upon arrival, we saw that many of the items are just out in the elements, including wooden rocking chairs marked at $495! Old, deteriorating fire bowls priced over $1,000! It seems like the owner is a collector who isn't willing to part with his things, and therefore, prices them in such a way that they're all but guaranteed to remain onsite. Overall, disappointing.

Totally awesome if you are super rich and have money to spend. I couldn't even believe how…read moreexpensive things were -it was insane. You can find the same stuff on Facebook from $5-$20. I know antiques can be pricey but I was shocked at some of the items. I liked walking around and looking so that part was cool.