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.

I had the chance to revisit Kestrel, and it's just as beautiful as I remember it, if not more. I…read morealso love that they let us bring our little pup into the store! Immediately when you walk in, you will feel a sense of warmth and good vibes come over you (greenery just does that for me). This is such a wonderful little store. Their focal point is obviously their plants and succulents-- they have a gorgeous selection of mini/succulent babies, air plants, vases and more. They still feel a little pricey compared to the ones I buy in Cleveland, but the store itself is so unique, that if I lived in Northampton, I'd probably purchase exclusively from here. Having visited Northampton a few times now, no trip would be complete without a stop to Kestrel. It's a great place to buy a gift or something special for yourself. They also have modern/dainty jewelry, baby gifts, and high-quality coffee table books. It seems as if they are constantly curating and adding to their collection of lovely items! The staff is always super friendly and helpful and always buzzing with customers. Love!

No greeting...treated like a nuisance when I commented on the lovely items in the shop. Rude and…read moresnooty! I will never give them my business.

I visited Sticks and Bricks for the first time yesterday. I have wanted to go in for a couple of…read moreyears, but they are always closed when I am around. If I lived in Noho, I'm sure I would have visited sooner. I recommend familiarizing yourself with their hours before expecting that they are open. I am giving this 5 stars for the following reasons: consistent aesthetic locally-made items repurposed items variety of prices unique That said, I would love to see the store expand their offerings a bit. I walked out with a couple of antique glass bottles, a hand-painted watercolor card (only $3!!!), and a few skeleton keys. My daughter liked the place a lot and liked the owner who popped herself out from working in the back when we needed to ask questions. She was quirky and charming and it's good to see a craftsperson (artist) working at what they do. I liked that you had a view into the work shop area. We will be back.

Sticks & Bricks in Northampton, MA is a treasure. Everything they make tells a story. They…read moreepitomize the unique style of the area--rustic & charming, reclaimed & transformed. They have a custom furniture service, so whatever you can dream up for your house or garden can be built for you--from kitchen hutches to tables to sideboards to custom shelving. We just bought our first house and wanted a showpiece farm table for the dining room. It was the first piece of furniture that we have ever custom-ordered. We were amazed with the result. Liz totally "got" our design and style perfectly. Not only is the farm table EXACTLY what we wanted (7'ft long...seats ten ppl easily), it was literally half the price of West Elm tables. AND she made it for us with reclaimed wood a local grain mill. Major bonus. They are local business that really cares about the community.

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.

A nice place to discover something new or old Right after…read morewe ate at Ollie's. Highly recommend.

CP Farmhouse is such a beautiful family owned store. They sell Amish made furniture and so many…read morestunning little ornaments and decor pieces for your home. Currently everything in the store is Holiday themed. I'm sure with the seasons and holidays their inventory changes. There are plenty of items made by local artisans, such as hand poured candles, goat milk skin care, reefs and more! Don't forget to take the stairs upstairs to discover more gems and a small clearance section. Most of the items are a bit over priced. A tiny little hen ornament that's made of mostly fluff is $18. The substantial items like the tables, chairs and such are truly quality. I would stop by here again when I'm in the area, I had a lot of fun browsing through this little store.

The store is refusing to accept its own gift cards inconsistent with Massachusetts General Laws…read more Considering the business does not honor IOUs made to customers, I am very glad they are in financial trouble, and the store is closing .

I visited the store for first time and bought a few decorative items: candle candle stand…read more.. At home I removed sticky price tag to reveal sticker price was more than original price on the items.

Love this store! Everyone is masked up, knowledgeable and friendly. Beautifully curated and quality…read moreproducts. A must stop every time I'm in town!

I never do this type of thing, but if you are ever in Great Barrington Massachusetts, do not go to…read moreOne Mercantile. I spent the weekend in a small town in Massachusetts, and on the way back to the city we decided to stop by a town called Great Barrington. I researched ahead of time and saw an article from Vogue magazine of places with what we should visit when we are there, and among vintage stores and crystals shops there was this cute home decor and gift shop on the list. I was the one who wanted to go there. And made my friends go there. When we get there, the shop had all these interesting knick knacks and plates, and it resembled a West Elm. They had a section of candles. Now if you know me I LOVE scents and candles. I browsed the candle section and there was a lot of the scent combinations that I never heard of, and to be honest, I do this everywhere with candles because you are buying the scent you have to make sure you like it. I picked up a small travel sized candle that was priced at 8.95 but I was on the fence about it and continued walking around the store and caught up with my friends. I showed them the candle and asked what they thought and they were neutral about it. I was really considering buying that candle, but me and my friends went to a huge Target the day before and spent an ungodly amount of time and an embarrassing amount of money there. Have a huge problem shopping and it is very easy for me to go overboard so I am trying to practice self control. I thought "Milly do you NEED this candle?" I didn't. "Will this candle spark joy?" It won't. No candle would. I set the candle down and continued walking around but I felt the two store employees (a man and a woman who I can only assume are the store owners) eyes on me. They didn't greet me and my friends but they would not stop staring at us. Even when I went up to the register to look at the products they said nothing. Me and my friends were headed towards the door and I saw the woman whisper something to him and he started to follow us, rearranging the shelves near us and circling us but still not saying anything. When he went back the register I talked to my friends "Hey is it me or are we being watched?" My friends confirmed that the vibes were indeed very bad and we decided to leave the store. As we were walking out the door the male store clerk aggressively walked towards me and said "Hey do you have that candle you picked up?" "No I put it down" I said. "Can you show me where you put it?" This dude made we walk through the whole store looking for the candle. It was so humiliating my heart was beating so fast and I was sweating. I went right to the area to where I left the candle and the candle was actually at the FUCKING COUNTER THEY WERE STANDING AT. Had they checked their surroundings for 1 minute they would have saw it, but instead they choose to embarrass me and my friends. If they were really concerned about me stealing they could have approached me. "Hey do you have questions about the products?" "Do you know what scent you are looking for?" Or even a more aggressive "Did you want me to ring that up for you?" All of those things would be problematic but at least it would still have the guise of good customer service. Which brings me to another point, I am the epitome of a dumbass millennial. I drink oat milk matcha lattes, I go to yoga at least twice a week, I live in WILLIAMSBURG, and I have spent lots of money on "crystals" (rocks) that will "manifest abundance." Needless to say I am fiscally irresponsible as fuck. Had they given me the slightest bit of attention and talked to me about the brand story of any of the candles or the sustainability of their 40 dollar salad bowls I would have bought so much shit because to be honest I eat that shit up for breakfast and ask if it's gluten free. Outside of the store I was so angry and embarrassed I couldn't stop crying. My friends were visibly upset and shaken too, I couldn't stop crying so much so that the woman store owner came outside. But instead of listening or asking if I was ok she immediately defended her actions towards me "I just want you to know we do that all the time to everyone, people steal from us all the time" Then it became crystal clear to me why the store owner was outside. It wasn't to check in on me or apologize for bad customer experience (for the record neither the man nor the woman apologized) it was to make HERSELF feel better about the situation. Spend your money somewhere that doesn't make people feel terrible.

An absolute gem we somehow never knew existed. Lovely owners, amazing Christmas decor, crafts and…read moregifts. Can't wait to return again and again!

This is a great place to go .It is in an old barn and at one time housed cows and had an apple room…read morewhere cider was made and apples were sold . The bigger section of the barn has 6rooms plus little nooks decorated for the Holiday season. It is located on route 169 in Woodstock Ct. Stop by and say hello to Jay and just enjoy the experience.

World Market is such a beautiful store. It has so much nostalgia for me, because here I can find…read moresome delicious German treats that I'd have as a kid that I'd never know still exist if it weren't for World Market. There are isles of international cookies, chocolate and other goods. There's also beautiful furniture, pillows and kitchen items. I personally wouldn't invest in a couch from World Market because it's typically very expensive, and you can find similar items at other retailers. But they have unique accent chairs and small attractive furniture items. My favorite thing to get here, in addition to the chocolate, are the Christmas ornaments. They are so, so beautiful, and so unique. There is so much detail in each one. Now that it's after Christmas, they are all 50% off, making each one around $2.50 - $4.00. If you have a World Market in your area, I'd encourage you go and check them out. While some items are more expensive, the unique items, hard to find items and the nostalgic items are what it's worth stopping for.

Such a fun place to shop! Staff is courteous and helpful. Clean, orderly store with lots of unusual…read moreitems. Furniture, tableware, gifts, specialty foods. Stocking stuffers!

Great store for seasonal items. Especially during Christmas time. Has been planning a trip here to…read morepick up some more Xmas decorations but unfortunately they were low on stock. The Xmas section was still plentiful and we did pick up many items for smaller decorations but I wanted some larger items. But those were pretty popular.

"Well the danger on the rocks is surely past Still I remain…read moretied to the mast Could it be that I have found my home at last?" (Steely Dan) Trust me - whatever you can possibly think of to hang on your walls or place on your floors or display on a bookcase or shelf or kitchen counter can be found here. The sheer size of the store and selection of what the store holds is staggering, mind blowing, almost incredulous to behold. It's as big as a Lowe's or Home Depot and as jam packed with goods as a Hobby Lobby. Furniture for every room, wall hangings, kitchen and bathroom goods, glassware and dishes and silverware, closet accessories, home décor, lamps, clocks, even food and toys. It's an amazing place to stroll around and gawk and shop. We needed two new lamps to modernize what we have on our nightstands and found them in a perfect size, style, and price. Man oh man, was I impressed with At Home