My husband and I recently bought our first home in the Hudson Valley and had no idea where to begin…read morewith decor. A friend recommended reaching out to Greg and Richard at Hudson Home and I'm so glad we did. They took the time to get to know us and how we envisioned our space, and provided us with a thorough and thoughtful plan on how to approach each room. Not only did they help us make the best use of the space, they made it look darn good in the process. A true transformation and total wow factor! I loved how they included us in the planning, walked us through their thought process, and never once pressured us into anything. Thank you Richard and Greg for making our country house truly feel like home.

Hudson Home is one visual temptation after the other. Exquisite taste all around. The proprietors,…read moreRichard and Greg, are extremely pleasant and solicitous. Only regret is that I didn't walk in prepared to buy some of the beautiful furniture they offer. Easily one of the nicest places in Hudson, which has some pretty amazing furniture retailers.

Pretty cool place, with some nice stuff. Two levels, really well layed out and set up shop with an…read morearea devoted for working on projects that is oddly not separated from the general public. There are some pieces out on the sidewalk and in the street that were fairly expensive. In general really nice look and pretty cool stuff but if you want to hunt you can find better prices.

Fantastic customer service and excellent merchandising. Michael & Andrew, the owners, have a very…read morehigh taste level and were kind enough to let me browse & shop after store hours a bit. Also, I am new to the area, and they were quite generous with recommendations. Five gold stars for sure.

This is one of my favorite stores in Hudson. They have a beautiful selection of goods, friendly…read morestaff and beautiful store windows. Do yourself a favor and make it a point to stop in on your walk!

Can it be that a store is both conscious and stylish. Yep, this place had not only socks as you…read moreentered that made impact in their purchase for domestic violence causes to helping support reproductive and LGBTQ rights...it also had a sustainable footprint that seemed to carry throughout the store. Along with cute eclectic gifts that don't cost a lot, this place is hard to skip.

Loved browsing in this store! Lots of cool items, especially felt items. Variety of jewelry, food…read moreitems, kitschy items and knickknacks. Prices were a bit more than I was comfortable paying so I didn't purchase anything even though I was very tempted. Store was crowded and the aisles were pretty narrow so it did feel a bit claustrophobic. We spent about 20 minutes looking at all of the displays so it was a fun experience.

This won't be long because I what I have to say is pretty simple and direct. And at this point,…read moreI've spent more time on the one and a half sentences then they spent acknowledging us or speaking to us during the 15 minutes in their store despite attempting to ask questions and despite making it clear we were looking to make a purchase. In fact, the person couldn't even be bothered to look up or get up. Lots of over priced stuff. But we were on a weekend get away and buying up art and items for our apartment in Manhattan. Fortunately other places were very happy to take our money and make a sale.

Some cute things, was considering some pillows and lucite cases, but across the room, as soon as my…read morefour-year old child, who was holding my husband's hand, rounded the curve to where the not-cordoned-off chair sets were, the employee jumped up from where he was just engrossed in whatever he was reading, and chased after him to loudly tell him to mind our "small child. Those chairs are very valuable!" It was quite off putting, especially because my husband was literally looking at her with no interest in the furniture, no food or drinks in her hands, not acting rambunctiously, just sitting on a, again, not-cordoned-off chair. No signs that say, "do not touch", "do not sit", or anything. I'm pretty sure if I sat there, it would've been fine and I'm 4 times her weight. After telling off my kid, he went back to ignoring us by the register, not looking up from whatever he was reading. I lost interest in the cases, accessories, and furniture. Dogs on leashes were in the store (no complaint from me; love me some doggoes) and no one was chasing after them to not touch the furniture. Whatever bad experiences they've had with other children is no excuse to embarrass my child or make her feel like she did anything wrong, and yes, the tone clearly made her feel that way despite us cooly, and quietly leaving.

Lodestone is one of the most unique and creative shops on Warren Street in Hudson. It is carefully…read morecurated by its owner Nicole, an artist who travels the world and finds unique and eclectic pieces of furniture, one of a kind rugs and various textiles which she transforms using her creative design skills. Lodestone is a complete extension of Nicole as evidenced by her sentimental bond with each piece and her passion when talking about its origins, how it was crafted or what it was originally used for. It's a must stop store when roaming down historic Warren St.!

Absolutely love this place. The rug selection is amazing. A very well-curated selection of…read morefurniture and lighting.

LikeMindedObjects creates furniture, interiors & accessories with respect for people & the…read moreenvironment. Wandering down Warren st in Hudson NY the window display caught our eye.. stepping inside the displays were colorful, modern lines - home decor, clothing ... light and bright. Loved the potholder loom textiles and repurposed dress shirts!

Great place to look for treasures. Mixed bag of everything imaginable, including clothing. Decent…read moreprices, friendly staff, plenty of stuff to dig into. Quality artwork, lamps and high end furniture. Give yourself alot of time to explore. Bring a snack.

If you are looking for something to do in Hudson to kill an indeterminate amount of time, Antique…read moreWarehouse is the spot. Sure, it's a little creepy and items here definitely have some spirits attached to it but there's so much here to look at whether you're into antiques or not. My husband became very attached to a $38,000 taxidermy giraffe--you just never know what you'll find! Personally, I loved the large collection of vintage clothing. Definitely a great spot to check out if you need a little wardrobe refresh. The only thing I don't love is the lack of cell service. I was on SOS and had to leave to call my husband because we got separated and there was no hope of finding each other in this huge warehouse.