I have resided in Evanston for nearly a year now. We went in this Christmas Season for Gift…read moreShopping and they had amazing stuff!! What a friendly staff and amazing products for our community! They also wrap purchases free of charge! I'll definitely be back. They have an awesome inventory and something for everyone. I was blown away by how creative and diverse their items are. Thank you so much!

This store is a hidden gem in Evanston, WY. A family owned business in its second generation, this…read morestore is beautiful. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is an eclectic collection of gifts for every occasion. Whether your looking for baby, bridal, kitchen, or just something fun, this store is sure to surprise you. Speaking of surprises, don't miss the upstairs Halloween and Christmas villages. The scenes are kept up year around and are beautiful. On top of that, free gift wrapping! Don't miss this beautiful store.

Oh my gosh they have so many adorable things to add charm and comfort to your home. I see new…read morethings every time I stop in, to recharge my creative batteries. The owners are a super sweet, and hard working family. We are so lucky to have people like this in our little town.

From the owner: Ivory and Iron specializes in unique gifts and home decor! We have items for YOU, Birthdays,…read moreGraduations, Thank You's, Congratulations, You're Awesomes, Just Because, and multiple more occasions. We specialize in custom gift baskets, and holiday decor items - Valentines, Mothers Day, Fathers Day, Graduation, Teacher appreciation, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the biggest of all CHRISTMAS!

Very cute store. Lots and lots of stuff! Home made and not so home made. So items are affordable,…read moremost are expensive. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Selection, enormous!

Store is nice inside with good selection. Policies around customer service leaves room for…read moreimprovement. When I needed to return a few items I just two days ago, I was informed that they do not return seasonal items and this is my one warning. The thing is, half of the store is seasonal. I would understand if I had waited months to return it but that was not my case. Overall experiences like these make me want to limit shopping here.

Awesome little Shop! Super creative and imaginative items. They keep a revolving inventory that is…read morealways faddish and trendy! Kemmerer is fortunate to have the services that these Women render. Thank you!

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Utah plant lovers go absolutely gaga for Freckle Farm, with their extensive offering of trendy and…read morerare houseplants. They have many outdoor plants, trees, bushes, etc, as well, but I made my way here in late Summer, so houseplants were definitely the goal. The indoor shop is pleasant and open with limited gift items like cards, candles, and prints, plus a variety of planters, but the majority is reserved for (mostly basic) indoor plants, with many more housed in the adjoining greenhouse. I experienced some serious sticker shock when finding philodendron birkin, million hearts dischidia, and fishbone cactus (along with others) priced over $50. Look, Freckle Farm knows what is trending and are taking advantage of it, and people must be buying these sought after if overpriced beauties, but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth when I've seen the same plants elsewhere for a quarter of the cost. They also have THE plant of the moment, a pink princess philodendron, for the low, low price of $425 (insert eye roll here). Another frustration: they were recording a video for Instagram, and they are very active on Instagram, so I get it, but also, I kept jumping out of the way and missing things I wanted to look at because of it. I feel like you should pay attention to the customers in front of you, first and foremost, and it just made me feel like a nuisance. Not to mention, none of those participating in the filming bothered to say anything to me once finished. Along those same lines, even though there were several employees milling around, when I was ready to check out, I waited at the register for several minutes. Another patron even entered, stood next to me for some time, then, exasperated, said, "What? Are they really ALL busy?" On the other hand, I excitedly nabbed a personal wishlist plant: Natal Mohagany, at three feet tall and under $30, along with perfect small neon pothos and N'Joy Pothos to add to a planter. They truly have a lovely mix of goods, and I think I could forgive either the exorbitant prices or poor customer service, but not both.

Love walking in to this store. It is so cute! The staff is very knowledgable and can help with…read moreany questions you might have. Ive gotten several plants from them and they've all help up great with their advice, tips and tricks they've given me.

I love Deco, and I love whimsy, and I love ceramics. Pollywog Pottery, by John Hughes, combines all…read morethree into lovingly creative decorative ware. Vase, platters, bowls and sundry things, all in smooth lines and cool colours, peopled by mellow and charming frogs in Art Deco Green are his mainstay. The vase I brought home has a clever amphibian face peeking out from among the flowers arranged in the vase and arching over his head in a cool canopy. It makes me think of damp green stream sides with the churiup of small frogs resting among the stems of greenery. Beautifully executed, with solid smooth shapes touched by fine details and whimsically embellished, without drifting into 'kitsch'. I am keeping my first piece, but I foresee that weddings, birthdays, and Christmas will all be good occasions to share the green vibe! He sells across the west at Art Festivals. I got mine at the Woodland Art Dash in Houston. I know he does studio sales in Coalville and If I ever make it there I will be stopping in for a look at all the wonderful wares!