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    Curtains & Company

    3.3 (7 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Madison on Main - Gorgeous signs that can be personalized.  They make fabulous gifts!

    Madison on Main

    (4 reviews)

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    This place has everything. All the signs in the world about family, love, being in the south,…read morechildren you name it. Everything here is basically handmade or painted, so it's unique and you won't walk into your neighbors house and find the same setup as the chain retail furniture places. I wasn't sure if I could haggle so I just found something sighing my price range. This place is so cozy it's like each section is a part of your home and you could totally see every single piece in your House. That's amazing. I've lived two minutes a way for 13 years and never took to patronizing the shops on Main more than once. Mainly because I assumed it was out of my price range. But guess what...it isn't and you get what you pay for. And quality costs and here I wouldn't mind. Definitely will return for more goodies. Oh and the sales lady was nice and inviting and very help

    I fell in love with a couple pieces of furniture at Madison's, yet I was disappointed by the…read morecustomer service. I walked around in the store today, and not a single person greeted me. There were a couple of ladies circled in the back of the store engaged in conversation. Aside from this intimate circle, no one else was in the store. Also, it is a small store, so you absolutely can see when someone comes in. The cold shoulder led me to leave the store, and visit Kiki's Kottage (which is only a few doors down) where I was promptly and warmly greeted. Kiki's has beautiful pieces, and I purchased a gorgeous buffet there. I had a stellar customer service experience from start to finish at Kiki's. I was prepared to purchase items at Madison's, but too bad no one cared to acknowledge me as a customer whatsoever.

    Southern Lion

    Southern Lion

    (6 reviews)

    Large showroom of furniture and home decor items. You will find a variety of gift items as well…read more This is basically two stores under one roof. The first floor (enter on the Dillard's side of the building) is open daily and has a variety of curated new items. The second floor is open the first weekend of the month and houses unique antique, vintage, and collectible items. Enjoy!

    Service Dog Denied Entry…read more I am leaving this review to document my experience at Southern Lion regarding access with my service dog. I have a service dog that assists me with a disability related to severe anxiety. My dog was wearing a clearly visible service-dog vest and was being transported in a stroller. When I attempted to enter the store, an employee told me that dogs were not permitted. I explained that my dog was a service dog and specifically stated that I was protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The employee responded that no dogs, including service dogs, were allowed in the store. She then stated that my dog could not be a legitimate service dog because, in her words, "service dogs are not in strollers." I explained that my dog was a service dog and offered to provide documentation. She told me she did not need to see any documentation because she did not recognize my dog as a service dog. The employee continued directing me toward the exit. I asked to speak with a manager and was told that she was the manager. When I asked who was above her, she responded that "the only person above me is G-d." While I was attempting to speak with another employee about whether they understood the ADA requirements, my dog barked once. The manager then stated that because my dog had barked, we had to leave. As we were leaving, the manager told me to "go ahead and call the police" and report her. I want to be clear about what concerns me most: under the ADA, businesses open to the public generally must permit service animals to accompany people with disabilities in areas where members of the public are allowed to go. The ADA also does not permit a business employee to determine that an animal is not a service animal simply because they personally do not "recognize" it as one. In addition, the ADA's service-animal provisions do not establish a requirement that a service animal must be walking beside its handler rather than being transported in a stroller. I am not claiming that every circumstance involving a service animal automatically requires a business to allow the animal inside. There are specific circumstances under the ADA where a service animal may lawfully be excluded. However, the reasons given to me were that the store does not allow dogs, that the employee did not recognize my dog as a service dog, that service dogs are not in strollers, and later that my dog barked once. I found the interaction particularly troubling because I attempted to explain that my dog was a service dog, offered to provide documentation, and asked to speak with management. Rather than discussing the ADA's requirements or addressing the situation appropriately, I was escorted out and told to report the employee if I wished. I hope Southern Lion will review what happened, provide appropriate ADA training to its employees, and ensure that customers with disabilities and legitimate service animals are treated respectfully and consistently with federal law. This review reflects my firsthand account of what occurred and the statements made to me by the employee.

    Curtains & Company - homedecor - Updated September 2026

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