Hey. I don't know anything about the furniture selection, or anything, but my 86 year old Mom went…read morethere and bought a few pieces for her move to a senior living facility. They were delivered as promised with the exception of one piece that was back-ordered. It did not get there for a while and we finally realized that it was not needed. With a call to the folks at Sanders (I believe the Owner's son, he cancelled the order and sent us back a check. I love when life is easy and happens the way you hope it would without the hassle and trouble. They were professional, personable, friendly and did what they said they were going to! I love the old school attitude toward fair business and treating people right. I will start all of my furniture shopping with Sanders from here on out. Thanks guys!!!

Thay have great costumer services!…read more They tell you a estimated time, and then deliver it even before the time estimated. Thanks for your delivery! so nice of you, coming up quietly. doing the job fast and neat and no mess thank you for your service and of course for the nice furniture!

Pre-lockdown experience…read more This has all the makings of one of my (now) trademark grim reaper reviews: 1 prior review (from 2017, no less), non-food related, out of the city core... Things weren't looking good. But one check of the socials and my fears were for naught. This is just the type of business that doesn't get a lot of attention on here.* Home boutiques in this part of the metro just make sense. I'm always eager to call it 'Bellevue' but concede that West Meade might suffice. I just wouldn't call it 'Nashville.' That's not an insult; it's just, I don't know, cartography? I came here in search of good Christmas presents for mom and that's what I found. From clothes to rugs to candles to tschotskes, I was very happy with the selection and possibilities. If I was going all out (and was buying in town), I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that the furniture options are fantastic. I saw couches, tables and chairs I'd like to appear in my home one day. There's a lot from which to choose so when you come in, do so expecting to spend some time. Also expect to interact with nice people. For the entirety of my time in the store (early winter, late Saturday afternoon), I was the only person in the gallery. Rather than feeling awkward or conspicuous, I was greeted with warmth, offered a cider (I passed), given gift advice, and engaged in a conversation about (what else) Vanderbilt. Even if I'd had no intention on buying a thing, after my interaction I would have done so. I truly appreciated the hospitality. In a home gallery, that couldn't be more apropos. Two For Home isn't a place you wind up at. You plan to come here. But planning yields dividends. I'd be shocked if you didn't leave here with more than one item -- and more on your list of possibilities. Shop local and discover your metro all in one place. I think you'll be a fan of the experience. *That is a mistake.

Great little shop! The selection was great and love Rainey the sales lady. Very personableread more

Megan was amazing! She designed my dining room and living room, and it's perfection to a T…read more Definitely want to work with her on future projects. She knew exactly what vibe I was going for and gave me a lot of options for furniture, textiles, fixtures, and artwork...it was hard to choose. She is very easy and fun to work with.

Lori "re-did" our condo for us in 2008; she's passionate, patient and knowledgeable. She's not…read moregoing to force something on you just because she likes it. She cares about your style and taste, and has a genuine knack for bringing out the best in your home.

I don't typically shop this store , however I was in the market for a large glass jar to make…read morepickled eggs . I was gonna try the dress for less (Ross) in the next shopping center but the turning lane to get in no joke, was about 1/2 mile long .. anyways , I found what I was looking for . A huge jar with a lid for $10 and it fits in my fridge . Because it was so reasonable , we got a really sharp bread knife too . This store is good for some stuff but not everything . A lot of junk and I feel overwhelmed . Like too many selections and aisles for me but some people like that . It's like a hobby lobby on steroids. Check out was pretty easy ... they asked for my basic info to save some money .... It was worth it I guess .. We'll see how many junk emails I get before I update my review .

Buyer beware!!!! This review is related to At Home's new delivery service…read more Should you elect to use this chain store's new delivery service, just clearly understand, in advance before ordering, that should anything you paid for be missing from your order when it's delivered, the chain/local store will not address the problem. They make you, the Consumer, do that, which I think is all kinds of wrong!!!! Luckily, the items missing from my order were the least expensive ones. My biggest issue is the fact that they want to hand off any problems to the Consumer!!! The chain website does not indicate that you personally will have to deal with any missing items from your delivery. It says to contact their customer care team for assistance. Unfortunately, when I did that, they told me to reach out directly to the delivery service. Personally, I don't think this is going to be a workable, long-term solution for them. Certainly, it's not workable for me. I would never use this again.

Worst place I have been in...ever. My wife and I will never go back…read more Worst owner. He was narcissistic, rude, condescending and cruel to customers who simply asked about prices. Vile human being. First. Super dirty feel. Did not feel like the "store" which is filled with junk has ever been swept. All the items are either overpriced, tourist crap (t-shirts, cutting boards, trucker hats.) the book and record selection was absolutely pathetic. Still we wanted to support this business. I didn't dare say anything because of what happened next. I witnessed the most ugly customer service ever in any business we have ever been in. First, another customer, an elderly man asked about book prices, and the owner basically told the man that he was cheap for asking. Then all hell broke loose when another customer bought some items that were clearly labeled as one price (I checked,) and the owner switched up the price on that customer to try to get more money. The owner lied to the customers face and then he got hostile. The customer said they didn't want the item, because the price was clearly marked, and it's the only reason he wanted the item. The owner reacted like he was being attacked...then he started screaming at the top of his lungs, basically calling the customer a liar. Then the owner started yelling profanities and vulgar language at the customer. Basically saying that he was going to "SA" the customer. It was CRAZY! Then, condescendingly, the owner told the customer to put the items back where they got them, and the customer refused. The customer told the owner that he didn't appreciate being called a liar, and the price was clearly marked. After the owner shouted "f- you." Four or five times, the customer, who was on his way out and said "f-you too, you're a liar." That enraged the owner to the extent that he started screaming and every other word was the f-word. Then it was a shouting match, because the customer had enough of the abuse and verbal assault for no reason. All over the owner either mistaking or forgetting the right price. The customer's friend was there and helped the customer walk out as the man was basically calling him a bigoted slur that shocked even people walking by outside. I ran into the couple at the bookstore down the block (Rhino Books,) where they were calming down. They pointed out that, over the years, they have bought over $100 on books, records and souvenirs from that place. At Rhino, the man spent over $500 on books, so they had money to spend that day--the customer was a really nice person who drove two hours to visit the VA in Nashville, and he chose to go to that store to support local businesses. The owner had been screaming at a decorated war veteran who was disabled! The customer was in the right this time. When I left "Cruel Stuff," I saw that the customer was right about the price. I usually only write positive things if I can. I have nothing to positive to say about Cool Stuff and Weird Things, I would call it "Cruel stuff and rude things." This owner was absolutely rude and what he did and said was completely uncalled for--the way that owner treated his customers...and then screaming I waited two days to say anything. I debated about posting this. That customer wanted to help this business out, only to be screamed at, and it was a good thing that customer had his family member with him because that rude owner was about to get violent. I don't care if they sell full-sized, brand new Corvettes for $20, me and my wife will never set foot in this store for as long as I live. Zero stars. Shame on this owner for verbally assaulting customers simply because his store is poorly organized and he doesn't even know his own prices. It's a damned thrift store, and he is so delusional that he thinks people don't barter in thrift stores. That's what is normal.

Not my favorite. I drove 5 miles out of my way to check out this thrift store, excited by the…read morereviews, but it was disappointing. Bland. Lots of Halloween themed stuff. I walked around, but didn't see anything interesting aside from some $2.00 postcards, that I felt were priced too high so I didn't buy any. Was not greeted or engaged by staff. I was disappointed.

Definitely out of my price range in today's market. I have several teal pieces and they have been…read moreas sturdy and held up as well as that Ethan Allen my MIL bought for my husband 50 yrs ago. Highly recommend for those who can.

Sally at 2Danes, White Bridge Rd, is the most knowledgeable, patient, pleasant and just plain fun…read moresalesperson, anywhere! Signing on the dotted line when making an expensive purchase is a lot easier when you feel confident about the quality of the product but won't happen without a Sally!

Large selection. Varied types of items from which to choose. Not too many people shopping at the…read moretime.

I always find some pretty good bargains here. It's best to buy things that are the color of the dayread more

Awesome vintage/ thrift shop with everything from vintage clothes to furniture and vinyl…read more.. Definitely worth checking out!

From the owner: We here at MoV are always finding things that are unique and unusual.Mcm, pottery, advertising,…read morerecords, jewelry, original art, oddities ,furniture ,antique bottles, guitars and more. If we dont have we will find it for you!

Friendly service that also helped me load up my new purchase (record player stand) to my car!!…read moreDefinitely will be returning for some more cool finds.

First time at Unique Thrift Store 6/1/24, owner very pleasant, helpful, honest, and informative on…read moreitems in his store. He has very good, reasonable prices. I purchased two small matching solid wood tables (16 x 16 x 24) and a single drinking glass. He suggested I pull up in front of his store to help me load the tables (as I had was parked across street at Richland Park Farmers Market). What a contrast to the business down the street where I bought 5 postcards for $2.00 each (grossly overpriced post cards of Nashville) bill total $10.92. Handed him $20.92 and he said thank you. I asked for my $10. change- he (about 30 years old) said oah it was $10.92 - - - other man (owner?) behind counter was watching and the man I asked for my $10.00 change pulled out $20. bill I had given him. Owner? said some people don't know how to make change. I replied it is uncommon that people hand customer their change and verbally count it back - an old school habit. This was a SIMPLE math calculation. All I am trying to point out is the feeling of honesty I experienced at Unique Thrift Store did by far outshine the experience of the Weird Antique business a short distance down the street - having to ask for my $10.00 change seemed purposeful.