I finally had a chance to venture into the Paul Michael Company to see what awaited me! I was…read morehappily greeted by a few employees as I browsed around the enormous store, which gave an inviting, welcoming atmosphere. I felt like I was in a super-sized Pier 1 wandering through the come-to-life pages of Better Homes & Garden. I admit it was overwhelming as I did not come with a specific agenda. They had many items on sale and I was able to pick up a few small home decor items at reasonable prices. I saw a sign explaining how Paul Michael uses locally harvested wood, reclaimed architectural elements and upcycled materials in Dermott, AR- woohoo for going local! I admired a few gorgeous tables, which exhibited great care and impeccable craftsmanship. If you are tired of shopping at the same big box stores and want to add some quality, carefully crafted items to add to your home, I would recommend checking out Paul Michael Company for some different perspectives. (Don't forget about the Duck Dynasty episode when Korie, Miss Kay & Uncle Si shopped here for Jean Luke and Mary Kate's engagement gifts).

Load of old stuff. Interesting to tool around in if you have absolutely nothing else to do with…read moreyour time. Mostly nice people. However, it turns out it's mostly old junk or cheap imports at OUTRAGEOUSLY high prices. If you have time to spare and money to burn, you'll probably like Paul Michaels. If you are into antiques or the other stuff you might find there, and aren't stupid, save a wad and try Bonnie and Clydes Trade days or the Canton market or any other local flea market. You'll find more stuff to love at much, much better prices.

this store is pretty immense and kept continuing on with many different areas. great variety…read moreoverall.

The selection and pricing was fantastic for the vast majority of the items in this location. It…read moreseems to go on forever with probably close to 100 booths in the entire space. I found two of my treasured school bells here and some other super cute handmade items. If you're into antique and flea market places, this is a gem!

This is an Amazing store. The only improvement that I would make is to have a online website with…read morepictures and prices of items sold in store. Therefore we can make budgets before coming to the store

From the owner: We specialize in home decor, area rugs, silk flowers, and deco poly mesh.read more

This place reminded me of a small Sam Moons in Dallas. Before walking in make sure to scan or text…read morethe # posted on the window to receive a free gift. Mine was a pair of cute flip flops. I could have spent all day in there looking at everything. Found a lot of things I wanted but had my bro n law with me and didn't want to torture him with waiting. Love everything I saw and sis manage to walk out some some great Purchases!!

I love the selection here. Can always find something I didn't think I needed. Ha ha. My only…read morecomplaint is that sometimes the staff can be a bit snooty. Today, for instance, one of the cashiers stood drinking her Sonic soda behind her closed sign, chatting and watching the growing line at the single open register. Obviously no care for customer service.

This store is great! Numerous vendor booths inside offering a large array of items. Recommend if…read moreyou are in the Smackover area.

From the owner: Selling Antiques as well has handmade items, home decor and crafts. read more

Nice shopping, lots of booths and options. The cashier was more of an issue than anything. He…read moredidn't wrap my breakable ornaments and seemed disengaged. He was on his phone when we walked up. There were also snacks provided but the cheese looked squishy and warm. But, nice to have snacks as an option. Other things looked good.

Do NOT be a Vendor at any Painted Tree location. I tried sending the below email to Corey Gillum…read moreand Mike Cavallo but the emails were non-deliverable. The deceit and fraud I've experienced is unbelievable. If someone at Painted Tree Corporate will get back with me that will be great. Here is my story (completely factual).., Hi Corey and Mike! I'm reaching out to you to ask for your assistance in a matter that needs immediate attention. I have gotten nowhere with either your Edmond, Oklahoma management or with your customer service in Little Rock. That's why I'm reaching out to the both of you. On February 14, 2025, while shopping at the Edmond Painted Tree with my daughter, I noticed there was a booth available to rent. I loved the location of the booth and inquired about it. I spoke with an employee, Avery Clarkson about the booth and informed her that I started a dog bar soap business, but I was not yet ready to go live. I told her that the soap was not even made yet and that a lady (living in Indonesia) was going to help me make it and that I wouldn't be ready to go live until June or July. She said that was "ok" and that as long as I paid a deposit of $400.00 and the first month rent of $400.00 ($800.00 total), my booth space would be secure and that I would not be charged the monthly amount of $400.00 until I had the soap made and was ready to go live. I was very hesitant on even signing the agreement without a product to sell, but Avery reassured me (with my daughter present) multiple times that as long as I paid $800.00, the booth would be secure and I would not be charged the monthly rent until I had a product to sell, even if it was in June or July. TRUST ME, I never would've signed the agreement without a product to sell and empty booth space, But, I trusted Avery. On or around February 16th (2 days after signing the agreement), I text messaged Avery and told her that my husband filed for divorce and that I needed to cancel the agreement. to cancel the agreement The message went through and I assumed Avery cancelled the agreement. She never cancelled it. Instead, my credit card keeps on being charged, totaling $2,400.00 to date. I have reached out to several of your employees including Anna Weir, Chey Addie, and Will Guerra and have gotten nowhere. Instead of responding to anything I addressed in my emails, including Avery's deceit, their response is simply that regardless of what transpired, even if there was deceit, I'm responsible for the terms under the Vendor Agreement. This is not acceptable. I'm a highly educated professional and even went to law school (and, yes, I should've known better not to sign the agreement in the first place without Avery's words in writing), but at the time my daughter and I were so excited and I wasn't thinking legalistically. I'm asking that you void agreement that was based on Avery's misrepresentation and fraud. I'm also requesting a full refund of approximately $2,400.00 that I've been charged to date. This is not right and unacceptable. I'm not one to stay quiet when I've been mistreated. And, I will keep writing negative reviews until this is resolved and someone from corporate contacts me. I've been a loyal customer of Painted Tree for years, and have told so many of my family and friends to do business with ya'll (they had never even heard of Painted Tree before I told them). I would think your business reputation would be more important to you than voiding this agreement. I'm asking you to do the right thing here and honor my request to void the agreement and be refunded the $2,400.00 I've paid to date. Thank you and I look forward a favored resolution. Shelly

Hot Springs Souvenirs & Gifts was the first shop my daughters wanted to go inside on the Sunday…read moremorning of July 20, 2025. They noticed the "dogs welcome" sign and as they were already walking inside hollered, "Come on, Mom, let's go inside!" The young lady, Jaylynn, working was incredibly nice and knowledgeable. She immediately started spoiling our dog with a treat and even filled up the large dog saucer by the entry with cool water for her. Maggie, our dog, said thank you again! There were cute bamboo-made socks ($10 per pair) with tons of patterns. My youngest loved them. Shirts on sale. Magnets and stickers with decent prices. A "tired Mama" freshie (air freshener $13.99) was what my youngest said I needed to buy for our Jeep. What a cheeky little brat. Lol. I ended up buying it. Lol. Both of my girls bought items with their own money and I was surprised it was all good stuff. I'm a fan.

My husband and I decided to check out this cute shop after we were still trying to find souvenirs…read morefor my in laws. As others have said, this store can be a little pricey. Thankfully, we did find a few souvenirs that the other store we shopped at didn't have! Lucky for us, the gifts were also decently priced! I definitely liked this store better than the other souvenir store we shopped at. It seemed a little nicer and the employees were friendlier.