This was my first time in Vintage Rose. I climbed the decorated staircase to the entrance which…read morewas also decorated with seasonal items. Inside there are two aisles the go toward the back where the employee was sitting at a desk. I then noticed another small staircase on the left that led to another room full of antiques, home items, and vintage hats. It seems like a nice shop, but didn't have anything that caught my eye. Not much new here, but they do carry a line of candles. Note 1: This is yet another Nashville shop that doesn't like visitors taking photos for some reason. I didn't know that at first until I found a small sign in the upstairs room. I did notice a sign at the front door on my way out but it was mostly hidden by the outdoor decorations. Seems like a loss of free advertising to not allow photos. Note 2: Although this address is not listed on the upcoming mass property auction (end of Oct '19), I heard on two occasions that the property was for sale and that the businesses were being forced to vacate soon. If true, I hope the business is treated fairly by the owners. Review #3238

Very nice and helpful staff that answered all our questions and gave us all the time we needed. We…read morethought the prices were ok considering they provided the art supplies and the firing of the items are included in the pricing.

I was looking to go on a cute date and this place was perfect! We wandered upon this place walking…read morethrough Nashville. All of the employees were extremely friendly, helpful, and patient. We decided to make candles; they thrift the containers so you are able to get a fun and unique candle. There are a variety of scents to choose from. We made an apple/berry one and a s'mores/leather/honey one (don't knock it until you smell it!). We will definitely be coning back to make another candle, paint pottery, or create our own little succulent planter. Would definitely recommend!

This is a beautiful little store located in Brown county Nashville Indiana. It's a gift shop. They…read morehave all sorts of gifts for adults kids. We even saw some Christmas gifts. Definitely a place to visit. Their customer service was great. They explained the products that they have in the shop and they also explained the price range. They have good selection of products and especially if you want to buy something in the last minute, this is the place to go.

A cute little store with lawn ornaments, windchimes, a Zoltar fortune teller, and a bunch of other…read morepretty neat stuff. Friendly and helpful staff. This is a place worth stopping in and browsing if you're in town.

One of my favorite parts about visiting Nashville is stumbling across little locally owned shops…read moreyou weren't planning to visit...and Lakehouse Candle Company was exactly that kind of find. We were staying in a nearby cabin for the weekend when I realized I'd forgotten to pack a candle from home (yes...I'm one of those people ). We stopped in hoping to grab one, and I'm so glad we did. The shop itself is absolutely adorable--bright, organized, and full of incredible scents. Mandy hand-pours every candle herself, and narrowing down my choices was honestly the hardest part of the visit. Whether you like fresh, fruity, bakery, floral, seasonal, or woodsy scents, there's something here for everyone. The real test came once we got back to the cabin. I lit one that evening, and it burned beautifully. No tunneling, no overwhelming perfume smell--just a clean, even burn with a fragrance that filled the room without overpowering it. Exactly what I was hoping for. I also picked up a few of the handmade fire starters (sadly Mother Nature had other plans, and the hot, muggy weather meant no campfire this trip), so I'm already looking forward to trying those next time. One of the coolest things in the shop is Mandy's collaboration with a local potter. You can purchase one of the handmade pottery vessels and have your candle poured directly into it, creating a one-of-a-kind piece that's both functional and beautiful. But honestly, what made this stop memorable wasn't just the candles. Take a few minutes to chat with Mandy and Andrew. They're incredibly welcoming, genuinely kind, and the kind of people who make you feel like you've known them longer than the ten minutes you've been standing in their shop. Those conversations are what make small businesses so special. Needless to say, I left with more candles than I originally planned... ...and absolutely zero regrets. The next time we're back in Nashville, Lakehouse Candle Company will be one of our first stops.

Downtown Nashville is full of cute little unique shops around every corner. One of my favorite…read moreshops is Lakehouse Candle Company, a place that specializes in candles and scented items. This is a woman-owned business, and it offers hand-crafted candles created with quality ingredients, all made with care and attention. I visited for their Pour & Restore event, which had us creating our own candle, and then enjoying a gentle yoga session in the candle shop. During the Pour & Restore event, we first got to walk around and sniff all of the candles to figure out what we wanted our candle to smell like. I like natural scents, so I chose a herbaceous, clean scent. Then, we were led through a candle-making demonstration, where we got to mix our scent, pour our own candle, and come up with a name for our new scented candle. (I chose ILY, because that combination of letters is significant to me!) While we waited for the candles to set, we were led through a restorative yoga session right there in the store. It was a wonderful experience to lie on the mat and breathe in the warm and fragrant scents that were all around us. I was lucky to participate in the inaugural Pour & Restore event at Lakehouse, but if they offer this again and you have to opportunity, I highly recommend attending! Doing yoga in a candle store is way more relaxing than I could have imagined. And even if you don't do yoga here, you need to stop in and check out the candles. There are so many wonderful scents!

Packed to the gills with books! Isn't that what you want from a bookstore, though? Fallen Leaf…read moreBooks is wall-to-wall reading materials of all types: children's books, Western paperbacks, cookbooks, fiction, non-fiction, magazines, all of the things. This is the place where you'll find some used treasures, but also new books and and some rare and collectible books. Whenever I visit a new bookstore, I gravitate to the children's section. This bookstore has lots of children's books, from picture books to graphic novels. I saw some ancient Nancy Drew novels, with original covers. I'm not a Nancy Drew head, but I can appreciate a vintage mystery collection when I see one. One of the best things about Fallen Leaf Books is that they leave (leaf?) you the eff alone. I don't remember if anyone greeted me or talked to me, and frankly, I don't care. All I need in a bookstore is books and cozy nooks and quietude, and that's what you'll find here.

Unique bookstore in Nashville! The space is a little small but there is so much packed into here…read moreand the sections are neatly organized. They have an assortment of new and used books which were fun to peruse.

My first visit has been so much fun! I am excited to come back and make some gifts. The staff is…read moreso helpful and friendly. The space is well lit and clean. Great music, too!

I walked in excited to paint with my sisters. The decor is so cute and there is a great selection…read moreof pottery to paint. However, we walked in two hours before closing and browsed through the items. We were not greeted, instead a worker from the back came out wiping her hands and looked directly at the clock. I looked up and smiled and received nothing back. My sister tried to ask a question of "how long would it take to paint a medium piece" and before she could finish her sentence the worker rudely interrupted her TWICE "you'll get the pottery back in two weeks" - which, my sister just forgot her question anyway. We left with disappointment with how we were treated although we were so excited to paint.

A very odd little shop. There's some steampunk, skulls, locally made candles, framed art, and…read morejewelry. The woman working (possible owner) has signs all over saying no photos. I didn't see it, took a photo, and she called me out about it. Recommendation: ma'am, this does not appear to be your own local art so I don't understand why you wouldn't want photos. Not quite yelling but not being friendly about telling me to not take photos is NOT the way to inspire folks to stick around. We are in the social media and yelp age - photos are good.

I agree with the other reviewer: This place has so many neat items that I would love to share on…read moremy review (a picture is worth a thousand words!) But it is CLEARLY marked that no photos are allowed. Seems like a foolishly lost opportunity to draw in customers. Other successful businesses have these things called catalogs that help buyers make purchases because there are photos! Oh well, not my problem. Let me say that if you like steam punk, this is the spot in Nashville to check out. There are lots of other items too, but those weren't as unique as the cool hats and wall hangings this place had. Note that at the end of Oct'19, the building is going up for auction, so who knows how the sale will affect this and many other businesses in Nashville. I hope the new owners treat the businesses fairly. Review #3244

Little hole in the wall antique furniture and random mixed items sort of like a junk store / flea…read moremarket, but in a nice way, ha. Prices are negotiable, and the place is packed, so its hard for big people to move around inside, ha. Go here and find something unique for a low price.