A quaint shop alone the main drag in Ballston Spa. I was a bit surprised walking in, but it was…read morealso clear this was a professional lamp repair shop. I had a lamp base that required wiring, a cap, harp and shade. Imagining it would be staggeringly expensive, particularly since this shop has no competition in the Capital Region, I was floored by how reasonable the costs were. The turnaround was a month, which factoring the need to order parts I thought was quite reasonable. Picking up the lamp I was quite pleased by how it turned out. A total win. The downside (from my personal convenience) was that it required a long round trip (twice) to get the project done. I was simply thrilled, however, to find the shop in a feasible proximity. The two times I have been there I have found parking immediately in front of the store, despite the rest of the downtown being densely packed (quite the luck since a pub is next door.) Driving in from the Northway the shop is on the other side of the street, and in light of dense and aggressive traffic finding the opportunity to turn around is challenging. This shop is a seriously nice find. Were I at a point in life where I didn't have a house packed full, I might have looked at the many antiques for sale (Very late 19th/early 20th century) I have another lamp I need to get rewired, but I think I'll wait till Spring; driving into Ballston Spa while scenic, is a bear.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND. I brought an antique hob nail lamp that was missing the shade. I bought a shade…read moreon ebay but it was far too big. Greg not only had the part it needed in stock but he gave me a discount. He also put in a new socket and cord. Total price was extremely reasonable. Great place.

Always a warm and welcome environment with amazing local artisan finds. Fashion to Fun Treats found…read morehere.

Massive variety at this little shop! Walk a bit down Front St to find it, and wander in to find a…read morelarge selection of artisan items from vendors local and beyond. The owner is often there and is very bubbly and knowledgeable. She can guide you towards the right gift options with ease, but if you're just there to browse and see what catches your eyes, it can come across as a bit much. It's a smaller shop, but it's packed full of unique finds!

The sign on the door says masks required, but the employees don't wear them. Tricia flatly refuses…read moreto wear one. The cashier was wearing one, under her nose and would pull it all the way down to yell across the store to Tricia. This sort of behavior is why COVID-19 is spreading out of control. The cloth masks we are wearing protect others. If others are not wearing masks, we are NOT protected. Be safe. Wear a mask. Practice social distancing.

EXCELLENT store in Ballston Spa. The employees/volunteers are friendly and helpful. Not only GREAT…read morebargains to be found but also one of a kinds. Unbelievable the different objects from furniture to knick knacks to lamps etc. Stop in, you'll be glad you did. Also, the BEST part of this everything is donated so all the profits go to projects to help the seniors and veterans and disabled to stay in their homes. Started out as projects but now a store added to help raise funds. ENJOY your visit. Also accept donations gladly.

Lots of fun things in there. They will even paint a jockey for you. We didn't find what we were…read morelooking for. (A dresser) but it was a fun experience and the shop owner was so friendly.

Over priced and the most unprofessional service I have ever experienced from a designer merchant!…read moreNo update on orders unless you keep calling them and then delivery will be when ever and then we found out our product was out of stock and no communication of that until we asked where our order was. Then reordered with new fabrics and had to wait another 10 weeks. If you want overpriced furniture and unprofessional service along with disrespectful delivery then enjoy working with them!!! We will never do business with them again! Disappointing for someone that feels they are a premier furniture shop.

Beautiful store with a variety of unique home items, great gifts. Giving it 3 stars as I've bought…read moreseveral items there over the years and not ONCE has anyone ever greeted me or asked if I needed help finding anything.

this store is very nice! lots of different items but what caught my eye were the bath bombs. i…read moreloved the ones i picked out. helpful staff and reasonable prices for the bath bombs.

Love the resident dog. Excellent succulent and house plant selection. Lovely berry bushes. Amusing…read moreroadside sign that is updated regularly- gives me a chuckle on my way to work. Very good!

Great plants and excellent customer service. Miranda is knowledgeable, answered all our questions,…read morejust awesome

Thought I go get breakfast at a restaurant in the same parking lot and get some supplies for my…read morehome renovation project. However the restaurant owners were on vacation leaving me with a 15 minute waiting time before Curtis lumber opened at 7am. Curtis lumber has been in existence for over 100 years and is headquartered in Ballston Spa near where I live. They have over 23 locations in upstate NY. They carriy a selection of plywood, treated lumber, dimension lumber, hardwood and engineered lumber. To make things simpler its just a lowes or home depot that is locally owned and smaller in size. Buy and shop local.

What a disgrace to call this a family run and family oriented business. It is nothing of the kind…read more Jay-K was a legit family run and oriented business. I understand the purpose of a business is to make a profit but to do so at the expense of the community and the employees is not. I would recommend Lincoln Davies, Ilion Lumber or many other of the small family owned and operated suppliers in the area every day over Curtis Lumber which is simply concerned with the dollars at the end of the day rather than the wellness of the community or the future of its staff. I have been very successful in my career and have had the opportunity to shop at many Curtis locations. I shopped at them only because they had bought up the local stores and in some cases shut them down and there simply was no alternative within a decent range. I just paid the price and went on with things. Almost always, the employees (salespeople and yard workers) were top notch but boy oh boy did I hear many complaints about the management. Both from said employees and other customers. It seemed like policies were designed to alienate and annoy the customers, the people who keep a store open. Yes they offer a military discount but to make it so that EVERY TIME I SHOP, I must go through a ten question interrogation, pull out ID's, ...spend an extra 5 minutes in line to do so and annoy anyone in line behind me (which actually there rarely is) to get a 10 percent discount which might just might bring the item(s) cost in line with the competitors prices seams ridiculous. Put me on file until I am dead and when my name pops up...give me the discount or simply do not offer it at all. Everything they do seems to annoy me as a customer. One time I was told an item was in stock and when I stopped in to pick up said item. I was told "in stock" meant that one of the Curtis locations had at least one of the item in inventory. That could have been Ballston Spa or even Vermont. I guess the management at Curtis does not consider that a lie and maybe technically it isn't but to mislead a customer in that way is just another example of hot to disenfranchise a customer. Please people take care of the businesses that take care of you. Curtis Lumber I assure you is NOT one of them.