So sad my phone died before I came into this place. Such an eclectic store to browse after having a…read morebite to eat. They had many handmade items from local artisans. I was able to scoop up some holidays decor, bible cards and some other random Knick knacks near the register before I left. Overall definitely a store to stop in to see there latest offerings. The service was great and the value for what I got felt fair and ethically priced especially since they source from locals

Love this store! They have a variety of options for your home at all different price points! The…read moreowners are a sweet family and very helpful! Love supporting small businesses like this. You won't be disappointed if you stop by!

If you're looking for AI slop to hang on your walls, this is the spot!! Both locations are…read moreabsolutely riddled with it.

Love this place! Booths are fresh and creative. Staff is super friendly. Always take my family…read morethere when they are visiting!

This store appears to have gone out of business. The address is a self storage location and there…read moreis no store here. The website isn't functional, and the voicemail greeting is just a generic "Please leave a message." I wish the order of the Yelp profile could update it.

Main Street Home offers quality furnishings that are nearly new (have been used for staging by…read moreBuilders in their model homes). My husband and I have bought beautiful furniture and art prints here. The staff is friendly and helpful and they periodically run sales with healthy discounts over their normally reasonable prices. They have an extensive selection, and it's worth your while to keep returning as the furnishings turnover quickly.

This was such a great gift shop! They had so many cool South Carolina related items that I wish…read morethat it was its own standalone store. I loved their selection of South Carolina hats, artworks, household items, clothing, etc. Also, as a philatelist, (one who loves mail) this is one of the few places in Columbia to buy postcards (and they're affordable as well!) They also had a lot of cool Carolina and Clemson merchandise, as well as items that highlight the history of the state of South Carolina. All-in-all, it was a great store, and my only complaint is that it's not its own standalone location! Would highly recommend!

Cotton Mill Exchange is often thought of as the gift shop located within the South Carolina State…read moreMuseum. However, it's really more than that. It doesn't just handle museum related items and souvenirs. Its inventory is related to everything of the entire State of South Carolina. As they state, they've "...explored every corner of the state to bring you the best of South Carolina," and from what I've seen they have done that and then some. It's a really big store and has most everything one can think of that would be South Carolina related and most of the goods are of superior quality, not just cheap Chinese built trinkets. But the best part is the selection. They have everything from jewelry to clothing to home decorator items and the staff is more than willing to assist. It's really one of the better shops I've seen within or a part of any public museum.

Huge Christmas decorations selection…read more The frame selection is limited. Seems like they are trying to force you into custom frames. Prices are fairly reasonable. Employees were polite and willing to help. If you are a crafting person, check them out to see if they have what you need.

Outstanding quality and seasonal prices. When I want standard or unusual crafting materials. I…read morealways know I can get it at Carolina Pottery

The Warehouse is a hidden gem, as you don't really know what it is from the outside. Luckily, my…read morefriend and I were in an adventurous spirit as we walked past it on our way to a coffee shop and decided to stop in. It can be best described as a "co-shop" space... there are a few different shops offering a variety of ideas from vinyls, art pieces, apparel, to herbs/wellness. Not only do they sell items but they tend to have workshops on Fridays, and Saturdays that vary from sewing, journal making, herbal mock tails and more. (You can find what's going on through their Instagram). We loved Errapel located here as we were able to pick herbs out that would help with certain wellness issues like anxiety, insomnia, concentration and more. The owner of Errapel took her time to explain them to us, guide us and was a delight just speaking to her. I would say it's worth stopping by and seeing if any of the events or shops interest you.

Love the stuff it has and its quirkiness. Staff is friendly and I love the location tucked in by…read morethe antique mall.

Nifty Gifty has everything!! The wonderful women that work in the shop can help you find perfect…read morelast minute gifts, or look with you for hours and help you find the perfect outfit. They carry many popular and well known brands like Z supply and enewton as well as smaller local brands and products. Check them out next time you're in Lexington or Chapin area!

I love this place! Madelyn and Mallory were so helpful and I ended up getting a few things that…read morethey recommended.

This is just a hidden little gem that I hope everyone finds out about sooner than later. A family…read moreowned company that makes its own furniture, you will not be disappointed. Everything is real wood. Beautiful crafted, the right colors, the right styles. It is just perfection. The prices are reasonable and they do offer delivery for a flat rate fee in the local area. I feel in love with all the decorations, pillows and other house decorating items. I really like the wide selection of everything they had to offer. Benches, tables, kitchen sets. Really intuitively designed furniture with all the bells and whistles, extra storage space, etc. They had velvet dining room chairs that were just lust-able they were so beautiful. No matter what style your home is decorated in, you will find something here that is a good fit for what you are looking for. If you want local, high quality, beautifully crafted pieces of art. Look no further than Copper Barn Furniture.

I would not recommend ordering anything from there. I was so excited and waited over two months for…read morea hutch that appeared in several different pictures to be white with gray tone accent. Well that's not what was delivered. It's a told scam. The order refused to do anything about it and was the worse customer service I ever received.

We had a very pleasant experience earlier this week at the store when my wife and I had some…read morearts/crafts needs and questions. Definitely not my forte, but fortunately one of the employees named Hope knew exactly what we were looking for and went above and beyond in assisting us. It was more than just good customer service that we appreciated, she took our little project very seriously, had such a sweet demeanor in showing us everything we needed to complete our task. At the end, there are a couple store managers overseeing our projects completion and I could really tell that the workers in that store genuinely got along well and it spilled over into an experience that led me to search for a way to post a review. In this day and age, rare is the case where a store worker and others are truly helpful, the people in charge certainly fit that bill! As a business owner myself, I recognize talent in the workforce, folks like Hope and your managers (whose names I missed) could work for me, and I'm a tough judge of winning workers.

My wife and daughters are very accomplished artists. So while visiting Lexington, my youngest…read moredaughter indicated that she was in dire need of art supplies and that we should go shopping post-haste. There are a number of quality hobby shops that offer a wide variety of arts and crafts items, but Hobby Lobby seems to combine every imaginable crafty DIY product imaginable. Seeing my daughter's face light up and hearing her verbal gasps as she wandered throughout this art and craft sanctuary was a wonder to observe. Note: We live in Hawaii. We have a couple small craft stores, but nothing remotely like this. On my part, having just purchased a house to renovate, my brain was going overboard with the endless decorating possibilities that Hobby Lobby could afford. Realistically however, I doubt that I will personally do any shopping for that house (especially since I live in Hawaii), but I'm sure most every home has a person that would LOVE this place. I know that my family does.