This is a charity store, selling donated goods for the benefit of HomeFront, a charity that…read moresupports "local families facing homelessness." There are some nice items, and the prices are reasonable. They had vintage goods including some nice glassware, crystal, and artwork, as well as furniture and other home goods.

My all-time favorite boutique in the neighborhood! I really like their soaps! They are the best!…read moreAnd the Una lip balm is so good, gentle, and helps recovering. You have to buy these products if you have the chance to come! Overall I love this store!!

Great store, very nice qualtiy products and reasonable prices. The folks that run and work at this…read morestore are delightful and have gone out of there way to answer questions. I spent a decent amount on Chistmas gifts here, which everyone really enjoyed! Shop here, talk with the proprietors, and enjoy the wonderful enviromentally friendly products! I wish them much success in Princeton!

All staff has been helpful and kind, wide variety of items and pieces to choose from! Some vendors…read moreare pricer than others but I've been happy with all my purchases and love going back to look for more!

Lots of fun stuff to look at, while being cramped and a bit pricey…read more Would probably not go back/didn't want to buy anything based on a conversation I witnessed between two women who worked there. A few people used the bathroom (including a pregnant woman) and then staff promptly put up a sign saying the bathroom was out of order because they didn't want customers to use it anymore for whatever reason but said they would make exceptions for "the regulars". Really disgusting way to run a business and unprofessional to speak about it in front of other customers.

$25,000... for TWO Christmas Trees?!…read more I don't normally blast a business on social media, but this one... this one deserves it. And honestly, I need to vent before my head explodes like an overinflated ornament. As many of you know, my wife and I recently moved into a big, beautiful new home. So, wanting to do something special for her first Christmas in it, I decided to surprise her by having the inside professionally decorated for the holidays. The plan was simple: we'd walk up to the front door after our Thanksgiving cruise, she'd see a single elegant wreath, open the door, and BAM--Christmas magic. Hallmark-movie level brilliance. Something she'd remember forever. Well... she'll remember it. Not in a good way. I found a company online called Black Eyed Susan in Doylestown. I spoke with Susan herself -- and in hindsight, the red flags were waving like a parade. But I ignored them, gave her a $25,000 budget, sent photos of the house, arranged access while we were away, and paid a deposit. Fast-forward to the big reveal. We pull up to the house, and instead of holiday wonder... We're greeted by two massive flower pots tipped over on the front steps. Dirt everywhere. My wife is already annoyed. We spend 10 minutes trying to lift the things before realizing the bottoms are ROUND. Not flat. ROUND. Who even designs pots that way? The answer: someone selling overpriced junk. But hey, maybe the inside would redeem things... right? Spoiler alert: it didn't. We open the door expecting Christmas brilliance, and instead--we get... A Christmas tree in the foyer. Just one. And not even a remarkable one. Literally just... a tree. And some droopy, wilted green garland that looked like it had fought a battle with a weed whacker and lost. That's it. For the whole entryway. We turn the corner into the family room, and there's another Christmas tree -- this one comically oversized, like it was trying to escape from a shopping mall. A few random glass balls dangled from the upstairs walkway. Four windows got lonely ornaments. And the mantle -- which on Susan's website looks glamorous and luxurious -- had the saddest strand of wilted garland you've ever seen. I've seen more impressive greenery at Home Depot in JULY. So for $25,000, what did we actually get? Two Christmas trees and some wilted greenery. That's it. That's the whole list. After a few days of trying to reason with Susan the Snob -- who, by the way, speaks to customers like she's hand-selecting decor for the Queen of England -- I realized something: My wife was supposed to get a Hallmark Christmas. Instead, I accidentally hired the villain of the movie. I even tried to be MORE than fair. I told her she could take everything back and keep $10,000 just for her "time." But nope. Susan the Snob decided she wants ANOTHER $5,000 from me. $5,000. For... what exactly? The dirt on my porch? Feel free to tell her what you think of that idea. And finally -- if anyone wants two giant, overbearing Christmas trees for next year... come get them. Free of charge. Because we will NEVER be using them again.

I Love the Paris flea market they have every year!!! it's amazing. It's the items that are slightly…read moredamaged or she no longer desires for her interior design business.

We recently purchased a home in the area. We opted to check out this local store for a bathroom…read moreproject. After finding out we currently only have a small project, Darlene never once got up or even fully turned her body away from the computer. Our master shower floor needs to be replaced. Darlene kept trying to dissuade us from any projects, first siting the cost. We explained while we didn't want to necessarily embark on a project at the moment, it wasn't something we could ignore. She then said it would be impossible for us to get a contractor; we already have one. Then she told us we were essentially wasting our time if we didn't have a piece of the wall tiling to bring in for comparison. She did start to become slightly more helpful as we were asking about the different options in material, but still we couldn't shake the feeling she was being dismissive of us. My husband and I are young and definitely new to this process but we are blessed to both be doctors and have the resources to update all our bathrooms, however due to this unpleasant experience we won't be spending any money at this store.

Recently reached out to Darlene at A Step in Stone for a bathroom remodeling project. We started…read morewith a vanity that we bought because we got a great deal for them. We just took one of the vanity drawers to Darlene and asked her to help with the bathroom and shower design. She patiently suggested options and went back and forth with multiple ideas. Also provided us guidance on what wall color would go best with her suggested tiling design. The result turned out to be fabulous. Would go back to her in a heartbeat for our next tiling project. Very creative, helpful, flexible and really friendly. Pictures speak for themselves!

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

The store is fine, but the guy behind the counter was borderline sexually harassing me. Very rude…read moreand disgusting behavior, will not be returning.