This store has nice unique pieces and friendly staff however, the prices are ridiculously high. I…read morewas recently in the store and noticed a Drum Chandelier that caught my eye for $399. I did a little shopping around and was able to purchase the same light at The Home Depot for $179. This is more than 200% markup which is unacceptable. While in the store that day I did purchase a mirror that had to be taken down from the wall and put back in it packaging. That was kind of a turnoff. While this store does have nice pieces, I dont believe I will shop here again due to price gouging. There are plenty of alternatives to living mode.

Over priced , son is always being disrespectful to his Dad, whiles potential customers are in…read morestore. Things are there a long time with no markdown yet (it's been over a year) . By this time so many have sat on this couch I've been eying and hubby says it's used at this point. I've made multiple purchases here in the past. Just not the same. I hope they get someone to help them figure it out, it won't be that bratty (old) son. I was so bothered by the way he spoke with his Dad...

What a cute little shop with over 200 vendors! We came during an event and there was a woman with…read moretaste testing for her jams with crackers. She also had meatballs too. It was only $9. There was tons of different crafts and things to look at. We went to the top section of the floor and we saw that they had a craft class going on. I even found this syrup I use at the store for super cheap. A lot of the items were affordable and unique. It was a super cute gift shop.

This is such a fun place to shop and to take classes at. It is fairly easy to find and there is a…read moreton of parking. I have taken 4 different classes here. All of the possible classes are listed in their website. I would be hard to pick a favorite class. Each of the classes is taught by a different artist or expert in that class. There are 2 different areas where the classes are taught one in the back and one in the middle section. The website has a description of each class that is offered as well as the requirements that you need to bring for the class. The ability to walk out with a project that you learned how to make is priceless. I highly recommend going to a class at My New Favorite Thing or just going shopping. Local artists each get a section to display. I will be going back for more projects.

I love their shop in Keego harbor. I have bid on items that were located there. I have also been to…read moretheir estate sales and purchased some great pieces of furniture. I

About half of the items in the estate sale on Renaud in Grosse Pointe Shores were not priced…read more Workers throughout the house said that I must take the unpriced item to the paying area in order to learn the price of many items. I don't have the patience to take the item to this person and wait in line until it is my turn to learn the price. I find this practice offensive and unprofessional. Many items that did have price tags, were priced extremely high. See prices on two ceramic rabbits at this sale compared to the ceramic rabbit on my patio for which I paid $5 at an estate sale.

Great variety of nice home decor. Lighting, chairs, cool cabinetry. Helpful, knowledgeable service.read more

The most amazing gallery collection of fine art, furniture, pottery, glass, and decor items- my 'go…read moreto' place to select quality pieces - whether midCentury, deco, industrial or fine European , for both my home, and for unique gifts. Prices are fair, and the friendly and knowledgeable staff take great care and pride in their showroom. I feel like I have a world class gem of a studio right I my own backyard!

3/12/2025 Gormans Furniture delivered our leather recliner. We ordered the recliner end of Jan…read more2025 and it arrived just as ordered. We were wanting a smaller, less bulky recliner for our upstairs bedroom and this style fit our needs. The craftsmanship seems to be well made, great quality and the pricing was a bit on the higher side. The delivery crew took great care getting the chair up the stairs and around the corner without scuffing the newly painted walls or the chair itself.

I decided to stop here to see if I might be able to find a bedframe that would be reasonable and…read moredecently priced. The last time I went to this store was at the Novi location. Our whole living room set and dining room set is from there. Not exactly the most cheap place or low end. Let's see what we can find today. Nancy greeted me at the front door. She asked me what I was looking for and I told her a bedframe. She told me that there's displays set up all around the store and to feel free to look around. I perused around the store looking at every bed and the location. I only saw a couple beds that were of interest to me. I finally went back and looked for Nancy and asked her if she had any darker finished wood bed frames. She flipped her page and I noticed that they had a lift bed available. Interestingly enough we've been looking at lift beds for the last couple weeks now. This is the first time I am seeing it at a store other than IKEA. The bed I picked out by Durham with the Soma wood finish came to just under $3700. With the current discount from 40% to 70% off it would be $2,771. It's made of solid wood and I picked a simple wood panel board as well as footboard. It also has solid wood bed rails. The lift itself is a steel metal frame. There's a $99 delivery charge. Their delivery workers and staff will install and unpack the bed frame for us. The lift bed allows for storage underneath the bed, and the metal steel frame will provide the appropriate support for the mattress. And no longer requires the boxspring. Nancy said it could take about a week before she gets word from the warehouse on when the bed will be available for delivery. She said it could take up to 12 weeks to get the bed, but she would know more when she hears from the warehouse. She will let me know in a week or so and text me an ETA. No contact after two weeks about my delivery date. I had to reach out to the store to find out for myself after a few weeks after my purchase and no calls. The customer service was already tepid up until the sale was in the bag and papers were signed. Not what I was expecting for a more expensive store and definitely not the same level of customer service as what I received from their Novi location. I suppose I should have gone back to their Novi location since I have always had better customer service and experience there than I did at the Troy location. No word after 3 weeks about timing for my lift bed delivery, yet I received a text from the sales woman asking to leave her a review after a week. Does she really think she's going to get a glowing review without following-up with me and letting 3 weeks go by without any information about my order or any timing updates at all. It feels like good customer service is now become more of an exception rather than a rule. Follow-up and follow through should be a rule and not an exception in this or any service industry. I spoke with Delora at the billing or main desk area. She said Nancy is usually good about following up with her customers. She gave me the latest ETA for delivery for end of April. Who knew it would take 3 months to get a Wood Lift bed. I received a thank you card from my sales rep, Nancy P. Over a month after purchase. I kind of felt bothered that she has asked for a survey and now this empty thank you card to me. It feels very much like her going through her normal process or motions as the role of a sales woman at this point. A call or text to let me know what I could expect my ordered bed is all I cared about. If you want to know anything about your delivery, best to reach out them, as they would likely not have contacted me until it was due for delivery and to collect the other half of the dues. I paid half the day of the purchase, and I will pay the other half the day before it gets delivered I finally got a call by end of March that my bed was in stock and ready to be delivered and assembled. I spoke with Shelly. She and I arranged payment for the other half of the statement ahead of delivery for the first week in April. The bed took about 10 weeks to come in for delivery. Does that mean my bed is newly built then. I put the order in on January 21st. I got a call a few days prior to the delivery date that gave me a 3 hour window, 8AM to 11AM. The delivery was the easiest part of the entire experience. Called me about 10-15 before coming to the house. They were in and out in less than 40 minutes. The new lift pad goes up quite easily from the metal frame. It definitely takes much more force and energy to drop the bed back down. The color matches the existing dresser and bedroom set in the spare bedroom perfectly. I do like the simplicity of the headboard. Hopefully won't bed lifting and dropping the bed too often.

We have gotten our artwork framed at Art Accents for over 40 years. And we are STILL getting things…read moreframed there, as Mary is wonderful, creative, accommodating, and reasonably priced. We've framed watercolors, photos, stone-signed prints, and even posters. The frame for a poster will cost more than the poster, of course, but she then makes our stuff look like top-notch art. We've never found a reason to go anywhere else. Rock ON, Art Accents! :)

I brought in an extremely personally important, unique framing job and these folks were nothing…read moreshort of excellent. I only had a vague idea of what I wanted. They walked me through many options, and their end product was so beautiful and professional looking. And reasonably priced, considering the custom nature of my item. I would go back in a heartbeat.

For those who have watched painting with John, I sent Nesrin a photo of the frame and she loves it…read more The others who have seen it from all walks of life are very happy with it. I paid less than I expected for something of this quality and look forward to passing it on or donating it once I'm off to the place where I'm greeted by all the dogs I've ever lives at the gate.

Great shop, with lots of selections. The owners are lovely and have a great eye. Everything they…read morehave done for me has been exceptional.

Remember those ceramic Christmas trees that your mom/aunt/grandma used to trot out during the…read moreholidays? Before you let nostalgia overtake you and cause you to drop $100+ on a replica or a vintage version shipped from some hipster in Minnesota, I urge you to stop in at Bob & Hazel's to take a look at their original molds... and be prepared to have your mind blown. Until stopping in at Bob & Hazel's, I wouldn't have had a clue where to go for ceramics supplies or classes. When I first walked in, I was blown away by the sheer volume of molds- row after row of cool vases, statues, and of course those cute little Christmas trees. They have ceramic slip in bulk, as well as boxed clay, tools, glazes, and everything you need to make your own ceramic art. The lady working there mentioned that they have ceramics and pottery classes available on Wednesdays, though it sounded like those weren't written in stone. Best to call ahead to see if anything is scheduled. The biggest shock to me was that they will do the firing for you, from their molds or your own custom pours. I think the main reason I've never taken steps to get into ceramics is because the investment cost of a kiln is immense. Take that away, and ceramics are a pretty darn affordable hobby/craft, and much more interesting than all the crocheting and knitting I see filling the craft shows around town. This place is a hugely hidden treasure in downtown Pontiac. Come early, and know that it's closed on Sunday.

Lots of variety but couldn't find anyone to help. Did not see any mention of classes or cost for…read morefiring things. I really wanted to like this place . They do have a large assortment that is kind of expensive.