Came here in the middle of January and there were a ton of empty shelves. Clearly they are between…read moreseasons and a huge blowout Christmas clearance but the amount of shelves with nothing on them was weird. We found some stools on clearance but none were actually available including online. We asked a worker to verify and they were nice enough to look into their store inventory to see they were in fact out. It happened with a few items we looked at, nothing was actually available anymore. That being said maybe if you're they when they open you'll have a chance at some clearance items. They have a lot of cute affordable decor but the furniture itself seems its cousins with IKEA. (Not great quality in case you don't get the reference) I'd come back for decor but nothing else. This is a sister store to TJMax so you'll see some duplicates and be sure to check the tags to see what's made for that store and what's actual overstock from somewhere else.

Like what I saw when walking around getting an idea on what I need and where the price range is…read more Like knowing they get new shipments every Tuesday and Thursday so tells me stock is fresh. I'm more of a thrifter so not sure how much purchasing will be done here but certainly will pop my head in from time to time.

Of you like Polish pottery, or appreciate quality workmanship, you should check out Janelle Imports…read morein Enfield. The selection is outstanding. You can get anything from dinnerware to dog bowls, to Christmas ornaments and cutting boards. The pottery is not inexpensive, but if you watch for sales, you can do well. The women that work in the store are just delightful. They are super knowledgeable and helpful.

Otherwise known as Manufaktura Bolesławcu, as they send out to the other locations (Mystic, Mystic…read moreVillage, Watch Hill). I have been to all the other locations but not this one. The selection was 5+ times greater. The staff is friendly and you are sure to find something you'll want here. If you are familiar with this pottery from Bolesławiec, Poland, you will know that it is naturally derived and the glaze means your baking will naturally not stick. No need for those synthetic cooking sprays. You can go straight from oven to table (trivet please, no quick temp changes) and be sure you'll have have even baking that also makes an attractive presentation.

Michelle did the flowers for my mom's funeral. They were positively beautiful!!…read moreWe left the selection and colors up to her and couldn't have been more pleased. She is very talented! It was one less worry to deal with in our planning. A pleasure to work with. Her pricing was very reasonable. Would highly recommend!!

Michelle is a master at her craft. The fresh florals for my wedding were so amazingly beautiful…read more She listened to what I requested , soft muted lush high end flowers were exactly what I got. Deliveries to two locations were on time and so professional. If you are hesitating, don't. Great experience from beginning to end.

Absolutely adorable! Have so many good gifts for birthdays, Christmas, and just to treat yourself…read more Staff was super helpful and had tried many products themselves. The prices were reasonable and some things, even if they were a little expensive, we're just too cute and unique not to get!

Feather And Bloom is a great local small business in Suffield! Not only are they a small business…read morethemselves they have small businesses within their store, allowing other vendors to come in and share their craft! Everybody there is so friendly and welcoming, and they do a lot for the community! The store itself is so cute and "homey". There is something for everybody there! Signs, candles, jewelry, honey, jams, you name it! Their flower arrangements are beautiful! If you are looking for a mid week pick me up, flowers for a friend or any special occasion, Feather And Bloom will exceed your expectations! Overall it is a great place for a one stop shop!

Place was very cutely decorated! It was a lot smaller inside than I expected, and claustrophobic…read more There are only a few tables at the counter, a large round table that looked like 5-6 were sitting at, and 4-5 bar stools seats facing out the front window. There's an upstairs with a coffee table, a bean bag chair and two chairs (and lots of artists wares for sale on the wall). There are a few tables outside, so waiting until it's warm enough or ordering To-Go would be my suggestion. I shared pictures of the beautiful breakfast plates we received. The food was delicious! The sausage I asked for in my Eggs Benny was delicious! They were clearly homemade sausage that had a nice rosemary flavor. My husband's breakfast star was the chef made ham steak slices, and the rosemary sourdough toast. Yes, I recommend the food here! We were rather disappointed by the temperament of the person we assumed is the owner... when asked if they would please lower the music a little, because I'm healing from a traumatic brain injury (and it was blasting commercials and music; it wasn't a pleasant music track or album), said with an attitude "Sorry I can't control where the speakers are", and from that point seemed a lot less friendly. Her attitude didn't ruin the taste of the food, but this was a special outing (my first in 3 years since falling on black ice), near Goodspeed Opera House. This is a touristy area and people that run breakfast/brunch spots are usually friendly and eager to help with small requests. Often interactions with the restaurant staff adds greatly to the experience. Her sour grapes and refusal to help me feel comfortable by lowering it a smidge (I was already wearing noise cancelling ear buds, just so you understand how loud it was and that she didn't turn it down even a tiny bit), made breakfast less nice. We won't be returning ~ there are so many restaurants struggling to survive after Covid, we'd rather spend our time and money there.

This is a truly special shop - remarkable goods - delightful staff - all very helpfulread more

Elaine was so professional. She is so talented I am amazed with her work. I've also seen her other…read morework in person and it's beautiful

From the owner: Woman-owned business taking on new clients in Western Massachusetts and CT…read moreFrom creating a stunning design plan of your space to executing it through the end, we can help you beautify your residential or commercial space! 5% of all profits donated to Habitat for Humanity

Vintage, Retro. Antique ... all those things describe Bella Vintage, although vintage is probably a…read moremore accurate description. It's not a dusty, musty shop of goods that look as though they were dragged out of the garage or attic and nothing here appears to be a modern take on an antique. Things are old, but necessarily antique. So vintage it is, I guess There's a gift shop feel. The lighting is soft, and colors muted. Spread out amongst three rooms is about anything - from teapots, cookie jars, kitchen items and a great deal of miscellany -- to add an interesting accent to a room or a collection. Each room has an overall theme of a sort. One room seems to focus on kitchen, another on study or bedroom, and the main room has day to day items of home décor. Browsing is easy -- the aisles are wide enough to turn around without knocking something over, the placement of items keeps your eye moving. Unless searching for something specific -- and I'd recommend asking the owner, who apparently knows every item in the place -- spend time browsing. It might be a trip down memory lane for you, your parents, or even your grandparents.

Lured by the siren song of chairs, I wandered into this adorable store. It's wonderful. While it…read morelooks small from the outside, there is a large back/side room, and there is furniture! The aesthetic is that glowing, comfortable, homey feel of the "childhood" scenes in the new Little Women movie -- not the specific period (though I saw Eastlake dining chairs), but the sense of buying a classic piece that was part of a home and now it's going to be part of your home. It's all delightfully non-snooty, and the housewares aren't the same ones that show up in every antique mall. I ended up buying a necklace and am clutching the business card for the day when I buy a larger place.

I love this place. There is so many pretty antique finds. The furniture is in good condition. And…read morethe owner is awesome! A really cool guy that takes the time to get to know you're taste and remember you when new stuff comes in that you may be interested in. You definitely have to come visit.

From the owner: We offer new, used Furniture of all types, no cloth besides ottomans, Refinishing services include,…read morenot limited too sanding, paint/stain, repairs,office/home cabinet painting/staining, office yearly contracts Furniture repairs & maintenance. Thrift, home items & decor,a wide variety of furniture. If we don't have it we hunt it for you! Bonus-15% of monthly income is donated to "Adaptive Sporting programs" for people w/Disabilities of all types. Owned by a paralyzed man, wanting to give back to the disabled community w/great deals & promotions. Unwated Furniture removal, donations accepted w/receipt for tax write-offs. Looking for sponsorship towards our disabled community programs. Get recognized on our website, other forms of advertising for being noticed as a provider for the disabled sporting programs available in CT help by visiting DnL Furniture Flippers & Restoration. Either buy, have items worked on by us or become a sponsor, levels of sponsorship to be contracted according to monies contributed or office contracts. Contact David for further sponsorship info. You'll also be advertised at any of our events such as the "Home Shows" we exhibit at in our brouchers w/highest level get your logos put on our business cards & brochures that are handed out at every adaptive sporting clinic, Hospital, & other events we (David) attends as an avid Mono-skier, water skier, hand cyclist & kayaker. Well worth getting YOUR business noticed supporting the disabled & Local communities

I appreciate that he showed up very promptly to give me an estimate. Also, when the blinds came…read morein, he worked his schedule around mine and again came in very promptly to install them. A competing company never returned my call and text which led me to go with shades on wheels. Customer service is important.

Because I have worked with Shades on Wheels so many times, I wanted to write a thoughtful review,…read moreso sorry if it's long! The best shades and blinds are found at Shades on Wheels which serves towns on the South Shore of Boston and in other areas of Massachusetts and Connecticut. Barbara Thomas and Shades on Wheels bring the showroom to you! She makes it so easy. Don't waste your time searching other options. Barbara is your gal for residential and commercial custom shades and blinds installations. There is simply no debate. When Barbara Thomas came to my houses and place of business for window covering consultations, she always made suggestions that only someone with her expertise can make. They were things I never would have thought of. Barbara showed me options from her sample books, laser measured to microscopic accuracy and ordered from the best window treatment vendors in the world. Each and every time I have used Shades on Wheels, the installations have been flawless. Not only were her professional installers lightning fast, but so neat and tidy I hardly knew they were there. All of my shades and blinds perform perfectly and I get tons of compliments. It has been completely stress-free and absolute pleasure working with Shades on Wheels and Barbara Thomas. Decades spent in the shades and blinds business has earned Shades on Wheels the elite status of being a Hunter Douglas Priority Dealer and the prestigious Hunter Douglas Certified Kirsch Diamond Award. It's no surprise. She participates in all the webinars and trainings offered by her premium vendors, has been the Best of Houzz every year since 2016, and received Angie's List Super Service Award. Barbara knows her product better than anyone else around and is not someone who just jumped into the custom blinds business. Shades On Wheels sells and installs custom window treatments like honeycomb blinds, motorized shades and blinds for skylights and windows, roman shades, woven wood blinds, wood blinds, interior wood shutters, plantation shutters, vertical blinds, mini blinds, roller shades, sunscreen shades, cellular shades, pleated shades, sun shades, blackout shades, horizontal blinds, modern and traditional draperies. Too many to name! As are the manufacturers she works with like Hunter Douglas, Graber, Horizons, Lafayette, Landmark, Levolor, Kirsch, Comfortex, Carole, Castec, Robert Allen, Norman, Worldwide and more. Everyone wants to work with Barbara. The last thing I'll say is about DIY shades and blinds. Maybe you're thinking of purchasing and installing shades or blinds yourself. Good luck with that. First of all, the measurements have to be precise, and by precise I don't mean to the quarter inch. Windows, skylights and doors don't fit into perfect, geometric openings to begin with, and structures shift which of course changes the corners causing the angles to skew. The word "custom" means done to order according to specific measurements and needs, therefore all shades and blinds are "custom." You buy and install "custom shades and blinds" because you are fitting them to your windows. Shades on Wheels goes so far beyond "custom" we need to invent a new word! So, go for it! You won't regret it.

Sadly this location is closed. A true loss to the community. This was not only a traditional…read morehardware store where you could find the unusual items you needed but also the people that worked there knew how to install whatever you purchased.

Carr is a smaller chain that merged with our beloved Brightwood Hardware in Longmeadow…read more Their merchandise and selection is great, and I like the fact that I don't have to walk miles in a store to find what I need. And all I have to do is tell a sales person what I need and they immediately find it for me. They offer many personalized services, such as replacing window screens, sharpening tools, etc., that larger stores do not. I'm hoping they maintain one special section of the old Brightwood store. It was this: whenever I needed a GOOD QUALITY screw or some unusual size, I could always find it. The problem with chain stores is that items like these are made of a lower quality metal and the heads tend to strip when turned too hard. Their new location is very convenient and there's more than adequate parking. And I like the fact that, when we shop here, we're supporting a local business!