If they allowed me to, I would live here. The only reason for a star removal is the struggles of…read morethe app to log in for your rewards.

I was in need of patio cushions, I recall shopping here two years ago and had a positive…read moreexperience. While shopping today, I thought this is a great store, never feels crowded and they have so many things. You can fill your home with decor all from one place. Ross was super helpful during checking out. I will always think of At Home for my future needs for my home.

Quite often my clients request that I accompany them on a shopping excursion for various home-decor…read moreitems: furniture, accessories, lamps, decorative objects, and the like; this is my job and I enjoy it very much. One of my clients recently requested I escort them to Chano's Warehouse in Milwaukee this past Saturday; I was not certain what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised. The exterior is somewhat sparse: a few lawn/garden tools, stacks of chairs/bins, and little else. It gives every appearance of an over-sized pole-barn and to be frank that's exactly what it is. The carpark is somewhat disorganised, but there is plenty of space and also parking available on the street. The warehouse itself is enormous, with all manner of items available for purchase: furniture, china, glasses, toys, clothing, and so on. There are vintage items: phonograph records, farm implements, period toys, etc. I was very pleasantly surprised to observe that although piled high, all the items were clean and polished; the towels/sheets/linens appeared to have been laundered and were folded/arranged nicely. The glasses were beautifully polished and the furniture was spanking clean. Yes, there is some disarray; there are heaps and heaps of things and one cannot attend to everything. Yes, the pricing is very fair; I did not think anything was too dear although some items were marked. However, considering how many items were available, this is probably not surprising and Maria, when ringing me up, offered very reasonable amounts to me (which I accepted). Yes, there is some haggling allowed on the pricing; I was able to chat for a bit with Maria, the owner, who was very friendly and told me how much she enjoyed having this business and welcoming customers. Yes, there was a line but it moved quickly and quite honestly, there was so much to look at I really didn't think it took that long. It may be reasonable to suggest that the success of Chano's Warehouse is perhaps unanticipated and that Maria and her staff are doing the best they can. Nobody's perfect. I enjoyed my visit to Chano's Warehouse (as did my clients) and look forward to returning soon (with more clients).

I selected craft items, obviously somewhat used, as part of my purchase on my first visit to…read moreChanos. I felt those prices were reasonable and questioned it no more but at the checkout I was short by 11 cents and just shrugged my shoulders. I mean BIG DEAL ! So the man at the register gave me a look and shook his head but let me go owing him 11 cents. I was doing alot more than shaking my head when I got home and learned the boxes of chalks and other art items were missing most of the contents. They should not have been put out for sale but actually checked first then tossed in the garbage. That was a big message to me, never went back.

Really love this store. I visited this place with my girlfriend and I received a very warm welcome…read more The furniture selection is very nice and well priced. They have many very nice pieces for a very low price. Compared to the stores in Chicago, the items he are much nicer, better restored and in overall better shape. I plan to come back soon to get a few pieces from them.

We purchased a dresser through Joint Effort Studio and I highly recommend both the shop space and…read morethe service. The shop on National Ave is super fun to browse - there's even vintage clothing and a little jewelry studio in the back. The mid century modern items change constantly - they're always getting new items. The service was great - Jesse was really flexible in arranging a time to deliver the piece. It was all smooth sailing with these guys and I only wish we had a larger space to accommodate more furniture.

First time here. I was very impressed with the number of high-quality mid-century modern pieces…read more Each one I saw had been carefully cleaned, refinished, or reupholstered. They are pricey, but this is an instance where you get what you pay for. We are seriously in the market for a couple of pieces, so we joined the VIP Club for the next three months. Wish us luck!

The gentleman who runs this business is kind, attentive and always present. His choice in items for…read moresale is unreal!! Now, if he'd only let me work for him during the sales!!!!

My friend and I stumbled upon this place waiting for a table at Engine Co. #3. Holy antiques, this…read moreplace is awesome! Antiques can sometimes be ridiculously overpriced, but Atelier has fair pricing, offering 20% off on certain items and giving future discounts of 10% and 20% based on how much you spend. In addition to a variety of nifty antiques, they also have a wide selection of wood crafts. I just wish we had more time to explore! I'll most definitely be back!

We Love it!!! Very cute store with personalized items made by hand, antiques and beautiful…read morerefinished furniture.

Cute neighborhood store will all sorts of home goods to check out…read more Specifically, I was thrilled to see some great air plants in here. After another store closed, I was wondering where I might be able to find more. URSA will be this store. Cool tip. They reciprocate with Honeypie across the street. By something at one and you get $1 off at the other. As if I needed another reason to stop for pie.

I love Ursa and have been coming here for the last 5 or 6 years. I love their air plant selection,…read morehandmade local jewelry (Lisa Slodki based out of Chicago is my favorite!!!!), and their selection of unique and beautiful gifts. Speaking of Lisa Slodki, I love her designs so much that I've purchased multiple pairs of earrings for myself, four necklaces, and I bought a few necklaces for my girlfriends as birthday and Christmas gifts. I should have a punch card! They also have wonderful perfumes and oils- a few of my favorite scents include sandalwood, palo santo, coconut, and patchouli. This shop is wonderful if you'd like to get a little something for yourself or a unique gift for someone else.

Definitely a great place to visit... Even if you're just "window shopping". They have some unique…read moreitems, some great vintage clothing, and a lot of really nice trendy cool looking decor items. Owner is friendly and engaging. Stop in and support a local business.

Great selection, great prices and the kindest, most welcoming staff! Loved the vibes and would rate…read moreas one of MKE's best vintage shops :)

*Yesterday's* experience was just okay. Couple of inconveniences…read more Came for a quick lunch and TeaTime cookies. Hotdogs tasted a bit off, like wood as if it were a corn dog or something. Cinnamon rolls, pizza were sold out.(1pm) I wanted to pay cash, but noticed after ordering upon the kiosk that bringing the receipt to the counter to pay with cash wasn't an option so I used my card. It'd be really nice is there was a tray concept by the front end of the stores eating area, even tho it's a short distance. It's a lot to carry 5 hot dogs in two hands, with drinks and chips, and that's if you even have both hands available. I noticed that the dining area was lacking attention. So I have some suggestions * have a self serve wipe bucket or spray+wipes accessible for guests to take wipe down table incase employee isn't available. * It'd be nice if the hotdog wrapper were a bit larger so that it's could actually be wrapped so that there's no worry about condiments slipping out of the sides onto clothes. Froyo, and cookies are always promising.

It's nice that I'm always able to find someone to help me, even though this is a very large store…read more They're always helpful and make sure they find the answer to my questions. They actually take me to the location where to find my item, rather than just saying oh go to aisle 13, like other stores do. The store is always clean and well organized. I think the prices are fair and comparable to the quality you are getting.

The a gem of a store. Its what I would describe as an urban housewares stores. It has lots of…read moreinteresting home decor items, but usually in scaled down versions. For example, lot of small/miniature plants to fit into a smaller apartment or condo. They also offer other knick knack like items to help accent your home. I like the nice selection of birthday/greeting cards. The staff are friendly and available for assistance.

I just did all my holiday shopping in one stop. Mod Gen is a perfect little shop that has unique…read moreitems (cards, holiday decor, kitchen and home items, books, etc) and fantastic planters and plants for all tastes. And the opportunity to have your chosen plants planted in your choice of planters on the spot makes it so special, especially for someone like me who can't seem to pot a plant to save my life. The store is heavily stocked but not overwhelming; it takes a while to see it all and decide what all I wanted to get. It is a lot of fun to shop here. Park at the Public Market for the easiest way to find a spot or wait for a spot on the street. I am not sure about accessibility as it is a few steps to get in the front door. I didn't see another option but I also didn't look for one. I hope they have access somewhere but call ahead to be sure.

This place stocks a lot of great, mint-condition stuff... most of it mid-century modern. Lamps,…read morecouches, full dining sets, home decor, tables, chairs... they've got lots and lots of great, pristine, old-timey stuff. R Vintage (N More) is hiding right next the Vanguard on KK. Only open sometimes, blink and you'll miss it. I really enjoyed perusing and taking it all in... they've got some really neat pieces, though nothing jumped out at me this visit as a "must have." And honestly, I couldn't help but feel like everything was priced just *a touch* too high. Totally understand paying for quality antiques in relatively perfect condition, but this spot felt almost like everything was priced $50-$100 above fair market value.

We wandered around R Vintage during the Bay View Bash - it's a lot bigger than the storefront…read moresuggests. If you're into 50-60's glass, lamps, décor and furniture this is absolutely a place you should be checking out. They've got tons of interesting barware, lamps shaped like flamingos, beer signs for your awesome basement bar and lots of tacky paintings. I was surprised by how much furniture they had - console tables, tons of side chairs and the kind of horribly patterned upholstered sofas that my grandma referred to as "davenports". Speaking of my grandma, I'm pretty sure she owned most of this stuff at some point, especially the matador figurines because bullfighting??? IDK, never could quite figure out what theme grandma had going on in her living room. Anyway, I'd agree with Rachel that the prices on stuff here seem to be higher than at other vintage/antique shops. I'm guessing the high amount of vintage-loving hipsters in BV are driving prices up. Also be aware that the shop is PACKED full, so it's not a great place for smaller kids.