Great store with absolutely beautiful gems! This store has the best selection that I've ever seen…read more I live in Colorado but always find the Best gem stones here!

I love this place for its selection of more unusual colored stone and crystal jewelry. If you're a…read morefan of silver and Southwestern inspired jewelry, you'll find lots of unusual pendants, earrings, etc. in a rainbow selection of colors--white turquoise, colored spiny oyster shell, brown-and-white "wild horse" stones, all sorts of colored crystals and unusual crystal (with names usually ending in "ite") varieties at some pretty reasonable prices. You can get a nice stone pendant set in sterling silver for less than $50 in many cases. I had a lot of nice comments on pendants I've purchased here as I've been able to get a lot of different stones in a lot of different colors that are sometimes quite unusual. There are a few other nice gift items like hand-crafted Native baskets in the back of the store (along with a few cheeiser things like southwestern theme t-shirts, Amish dolls, and cowboy hats), plus beaders will find some nice beads, findings and other jewelry making tools. This store is in a little strip of stores across from a big cheese store...and a couple of blocks off of State hwy. 87. Turn off of 87 on State Road at the Middlefield Tavern to find Navoo Road.

A small shop located in the country. A nice collection of odds and ends. Found a couple albums…read more Eyes were suspicious instead of friendly. I don't know if it was me or just the 100 degree weather. Still managed to find a couple of albums.

I really like this place, very cute! Nice selection, good prices, However a lady offered to take…read moremy treasures up to the front desk for me and when i got up there they were sold to someone else!! It was only a few minutes before I got up there so don' understand the confusion. They need a better system. I had made a perfect choice for a gift for a friend and it was gone when I got up there... so disappointed. Take your treasures up by yourself!! I probably won't go back because of the distance to travel to get there.

I've been a customer for years. Stunning selections of furniture and jewelry. Best values around!!!read more

Always something new to see and be amazed. Great pricing. Wonderful jewelry . I could spend hours…read morethere! Half of the unique pieces of furniture that get compliments from guests to my home are from Refurnishings! Love it!!!

We visited this shop today for the first time. The employees are very friendly and inviting…read more I was floored about how much stuff they have! Most of everything was affordable. There is SO much to look at - I could spend hours in here. There is a full main floor, upstairs & basement! Actually, I spent at least an hour in here. You can find antique Christmas items, books, clothing, fabric, glassware, toys, furniture, etc. We found some vintage American girl paper dolls from the 90s for $5! My daughter will love them. Definitely a must visit place!

Be prepared to walk....and walk....and walk. No joke people. This place has 3 floors and like a…read morebillion rooms. Okay, maybe not a billion.... 999,999,999. There, that's more realistic. But seriously, just when I thought that we had reached the end of a floor, there was another turn with another room. Now, this is not a complaint, it means more selection. It just shocked the hell outta me! I love the front of this store. It is absolutely small town and ever so quaint. The awnings and the picture windows made me smile. Once you enter, you are bombarded with stuff. This is one of the reasons that I gave this only 3 stars. There is stuff EVERYWHERE and nothing really seems to be organized. Spoons, clothes and license plates....all in the same section. With the size of this store, I would have loved for everything to have a spot. This would make it much easier to gloss over the items that you have no interest in. Say, like dolls with creepy eyes. I can still see those eyes....my dreams are about those eyes. Or, the millions of pieces of silverware in every inch of the store. I could have bought a spoon for every day of the rest of my life! I fell in love with the upstairs of this place. Old military gear, medical supples, lighting, furniture and jewelry. It had high ceilings and plenty of natural light. The basement felt very claustrophobic. Tiny hallways piled high with unique items and tiny little rooms all over. All of the staff here were at the front desk. I had a few questions but there was no one to be found. And they were all helping check people out...which is nice for the speed of checkout, but not so nice for those wanting to buy items to checkout. Overall, this place was cute and full of items. So much so, that it made it overwhelming and slightly turned me off.

The Wild Card (previously the Twisted Fig) is an impressive vintage store in the heart of the…read moreBurton village. You enter and descend into the world of well curated treasure. I'm in my autumnal vintage era, and it's one of the better ones I've seen around. STORE/INVENTORY: The store is like Anthropologie meets vintage. Every room is expertly staged with its own mood. There is a manly room with saloon doors leading to the closet full of men's attire, Time Magazines, and eclectic ramble lamps. There is a room resembling a powder room with pink accents full of trinkets and cute clutches. There are also many more rooms and nooks, I won't spoil too many surprises. I gasped with joy entering every part of the space. Inventory is refined. It's perhaps the most impressive selection seen at local vintage shops. Inventory includes lighting, attire (high quality and lovely fabrics), shoes (higher end actually wearable boots), accessories, housewares, house decor, and everything in between. I love that most pieces are actually of high quality and can be worn with pride. Some vintage stores sell too well loved stuff while this store clearly thrives for quality. You'll also find plenty of creations by the local makers such as soaps, candles, and lighting The store does staging and styling by appointment. I don't know the scope of these services. My only disappointment was that the store is not size inclusive. I couldn't find anything in my plus size - XXL, 3X. It is typical of vintage and thrift stores. It's hard to procure this merchandise. PRICES: Prices seem reasonable considering the quality. Clothing is around 20-30 per piece, many items are modern brands. LOCATION: The store is located by the roundabout in Burton. It does not have a storefront sign but you'll find it by the signage inside. There is a cluster of other stores in the area for women's apparel in case you're on a shopping spree. I loved checking out all the nearby shops. EVENTS: Flyer outside of the store indicated that there is an upcoming Wild Estate Sale in the wood cabin on October 17-19, 2025 that the store is hosting. Check their social media for more information. I would highly recommend this store if you're seeking treasure for your home, yourself, or one of a kind gift. I can absolutely see visiting this store if you're a lady looking for a dress and clutch for your night out. You have to see this store, it's such a gem!

Where else can you play a game of pinball, hangout with a 100 year old moose, and peruse…read morehigh-quality, stylish, and affordably-priced furniture and home decor? I was very impressed by my first visit to Wayside Workshop. For me, stores specializing in Amish furniture usually fall into one of two categories: (1) affordable, but kitschy, country, and not stylish (think "Grandma's cabin"); or (2) high-end, extremely customizable, and VERY pricey (think "Amish Arhaus+"). Wayside Workshop is that rare gem that strikes the perfect balance between offering the quality and style of bespoke furniture dealers while still being approachable both in price and service. Every piece at Wayside reeks of quality (no particle board here!), and even the biggest pieces (like the awesome expanding dining room table I was digging) aren't eye-poppingly expensive. Finally, this review would be incomplete if I did not mention the space itself. Wayside Worship is located in a huge old barn(?) and is exceptionally beautiful inside. Shoppers can explore multiple (open) floors of furniture and home decor, all of which are tastefully decorated with a keen eye for detail. The space is welcoming and warm as soon as you enter, and I'm sure it's absolutely magical at Christmastime. I'm excited to make a second visit then (with my wife - pray for me).

Even if you AREN'T in the market for furniture you need to come see this store. This…read morenot-your-average-Joe's furniture store is decorated and presented SO MAGICALLY it's like walking into a wonderland. I want to buy EVERYTHING but my wallet has only allowed me to purchase an unfinished bookshelf thus far. They have furniture, accent decor, paint, candles and lighting, festive decor, the list just goes on. You could spend an hour in this little workshop and still not have seen everything they have to offer. For lack of a better pun, this place knows how to "set up shop"! Go see the nice folks at Wayside. They are very helpful and they know their stuff!

I found this place by accident when I was out in Hudson for a doctor's appointment right after the…read morenew year. Saw the big sign, the big fenced in lot, the building looked appealing. Walked in to the nice smell of candle and saw shelves of jewelry right in front of me past an old rustic table. I'm home! I spent an hour going through all the rooms and chatting it up with the friendly clerk, came out with some treasures. In summary: this is my new favorite vintage store in Cleveland! It's a former florist where they grew all their own flowers so the building is big and has a country and shabby chic appeal. The style in here is an interesting mix of cool retro vintage, shabby country, and newer things that go with having a cool lifestyle. Their handmade soaps are the cheapest prices i've seen around town. I love that so much recycled and repurposed things are here: it's not just a place for gifts (for yourself or others), but i'm finding practical things too (I've been here three times total since I first walked in this January). It's the kind of place where you'll see a shelf of interesting old and weird books next to brand new quirky cookbooks, a rack of nice jewelry calling out at you, then around the corner there's some amazing old stoves and shelves of retro kitchen stuff and 60's barware, and before you know it you're planning to redo your living room with mid-century decor and cool painted furniture while you stock up on great rock records. There's things i'm not into but I can see the appeal like old architectural pieces and farm antiquey things and retro kid's stuff. In all, it's like a big general store but for cool stuff. It's new so no reviews on Yelp yet. That's a first for me. Guess I discovered this place at just the right time!

They are gone. The Ted Twig is there now. It's a nice store. Pottery, glass, jewelry, plants…read more... Very nice.

Nice items, great customer service. Locally owned small business, a little something for everyoneread more

Great service and a wonderful selection of home decor, and baby items! I found things that I needed…read morefor A Forest Woodlands, baby shower! A lot of fun ideas and unusual items are in the store.