The amount of times I've passed this place is ridiculous. The outside has an inviting vibe from the…read morevibrant colors of the business name. With that being said, I finally made a visit here Sunday late afternoon on a whim. I started outside before heading inside to see all the other plants and things. Quite the selection inside and outside. I purchased my first hanging basket ever. I'm such a flower person and the hanging basket I got was so pretty. Inside has many different things from bird feeders to nick knacks to pots and candles and many different types of plants. It's well set up and I witnessed staff answering customers questions and offering their assistance. Cost wise I would say everything is fairly priced and some of the plants are so unique that it's a given you need to pay for something like that. Staff I engaged with were nice. Parking is street parking but there's plenty so not stressful. When it's time for me to look for a plant, I'll have to come back.

Such helpful and knowledgeable staff! If you get overwhelmed, just ask! I stopped in to find a new…read morepot for a plant that was getting too tall, and one of the staff members spent 20 minutes with me pulling down pots to try and find the perfect one. Then, I asked what type of soil, and they looked up the plant in a database and and gave me a suggestion. I ended up getting my pots, soil, and a new plant (because of course) and they walked me to my car to help me carry everything even though it was cold out. Amazing service, great selection, and a gem of a small business!

We are in Minneapolis, visiting our daughter and son in law, who bought a very cool house in…read morePlymouth. As loving parents, we want to help them furnish their home with furniture they will cherish. Repurpose Republic has the best stuff and the best prices in the city. I know, because we spent all day checking out consignment stores in every nick and corner of the Twin Cities. (They're certainly not identical twins!) The proprietor Doug is engaging and informative. He has an eye for a pieces that are architectural beauties. Yet, he can also turn that basement throw away into something that should be displayed in the Museum of Modern Art. Repurpose Republic is the kind of place you want to return to often, just to see what new beauty shows up on the showroom floor. Unfortunately, Repurpose Republic was our first stop, and I was exhausted with all the wasted hours visiting other consignment stores. Save yourself some time and just "hit up" Repurpose Republic. It's the best.

I'm new to NE and happened to spot a post about this store on the I Love NE Mpls Facebook group and…read morehave been wanting to hunt it down. While driving past after hanging out with my mom, I slammed in my brakes and whipped a U-ee. Lucky me with my good parking juju, I was able to pull in right out front. I love a good repurpose store and now living in NE I'm in need of some lighting that fits the whole cool Nordeast vibe. This store is chock full of mid century/retro/some redesigned stuff all without that old people basement smell. (Thank God!) This place has more mid century lamps in one store than I've ever seen in my life!! There are a few super groovy ones that would be a blast to have just for conversation it would conjure up all on its own. The con: maybe it's my jacked up NE Mpls rent I'm now paying or my lack of experience on the cost of retro lighting but I'm not sure I can afford these prices. Boo...because I had a good 5 different lamps/lamp sets that my heart was pitter-patterning over. I was able to chitchat with the owner for a bit before there was a sudden Saturday afternoon rush that poured in. I had asked "if it was consignment? Just him buying/reselling? Buy from others that bring things in off the street?" He responded with "All three" and let me know that he also has some local artist work displayed for sale as well. (Ya, this girl is totally into the whole "support local" thing!) I'll definitely be back to see what cools finds get added...and probably be back for a few lamps...after payday.

Wow! This place has some cool stuff. I will be back for more. They had some things I've never…read moreseen before. Things I may not need, but definitely want. They also have lots of things I really do need. I took lots of photos so that I can think about some of the things that caught my eye. Also, the service there was first rate. I was very pleased and glad that I found the perfect desk chair before someone else bought it.

Love this place. Don't go there cuz you might buy something I want…read more I bought two Eames vintage chairs, a vintage stainless steel rolling cart so we can put stuff on it (coffee, liquor, food) and roll it around the house. I also bought two vintages designer lights and a couple pieces of glass labware to put cocktails in and put on the rolling cart to roll around the house (see above). I also bought a very cool looking gumball machine where you push down a little lever and a gumball comes out.** **I have put real gumballs and M&M peanuts in this thing and it has yet to spit out a gumball. It's pretty cool, though. OK, these guys have vintage cocktail glasses and shakers (do you see a problem here?) and more labware that I might buy. And a couple great vintage stands from a chemistry lab that has lots of clamps for test tubes. I'm trying to justify this one. My god!! They have two gigantic overhead light fixtures on rolling frames. If you live in one of those hoity-toity warehouses there is no excuse not to buy these. O, VINYL RECORDS YOU PEOPLE. SOUNDTRACK ALERT!! Endless Boogie was playing on their sound system. New favorite band. Ba-bump ba-bump ba-bump (Jaws) they are only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from about noon on.

I strolled in her one Sunday after dining down the block. This place has caught my eye every time I…read moredrove past it and have been wondering what it is. What a Gorgeous little store loaded with unique gifts and home stuff!! They even have a guys and kids section. The gal was super sweet and chatty about the stores history and general information. It's only open weekends but used to be just once a month. I ended up coming home with some cool little Swedish wash clothes, a set of new glasses with French words on them and a gorgeous2 tiered platter rack thingy. I also REALLY wanted to bring home a unique one of a kind French bar cabinet but not sure where to fit it into our new place yet. I'll definitely be back for more cutesy gifts (most likely for myself!) and to see what else they add each month.

Super cute shop with a little bit of everything! Very cool men's section which is so hard to find…read more Love the mix of mostly new with some amazing vintage mixed in for flavor. Gifts, kitchen, jewelry, art and furniture - this place has it all!

If you're looking for modern and contemporary, this is your spot. Prices are still high for an…read moreoutlet but great place to start. It's set up in a warehouse and it's tucked away where not a lot of thru-traffic goes. Maybe it's the design but the couches are not the ones you sit in for for comfort, but for looks. They have a few bed frames, a room full of barstools, couches, ottomans, lamps and a few tables. Plenty of staff there but disappointed that no one acknowledged me the entire time I was browsing.

Really well organized! Super helpful/friendly staff. A lot to pick from- mostly sofa's, lighting…read moreand bed frames with a few other items sprinkled in. Would not recommend coming here if you have a small budget - regardless that's it's an outlet.. still pretty pricey (ie: small wooden stool $399) If you're looking for a showcase piece though, this place is perfect!

This is one of my favorite locations for TJ Maxx home goods…read more It's got a lot of variety, it's well organized and has a nice flow to it. It tends to be pretty busy on the weekends though, so consider that. Additionally, everytime I am here, I find myself waiting in line to check out for quite awhile, they usually seem pretty under staffed in that area. A clean store, the employees are helpful and it is easy to find everything as well. The prices are good, nothing too special or incredible.. but it does get the job done. If you are looking for any sort of home good item.. this is your spot!

This Homegoods was very clean and organized. It took over the former Bed Bath and Beyond…read morestorefront. I like the variety of items they have to offer (ovi mostly home decor and furnishings). I do find good stationary and other little decor things here. Prices are usually fair and they some clearance aisles as well. Not much staff interaction besides checking out. We went around dinner time and it was pretty chill, no line when we went to check out (which is rare). Overall fun to browse around.

Such a beautiful space. The owner was such a pleasure to talk to. The products are so cute and easy…read moreto shop.

This is truly one of the best small business in Minneapolis! A staff that's kind and welcoming and…read morean atmosphere that makes you want to explore. The shop has a wonderful curated collection of home items, that you'll keep coming back for more. Carrying items that will help you reduce waste and give your home all the hygge vibes! After your visit make sure to follow them on insta to stay up to date on all the wonderful cool items rotating into the shop.

When it finally warms up in MN, there is no better activity than planting flowers. Where you buy…read moreyour flowers matters!!!! Garden City in St. Anthony is a small greenhouse that pops up for the summer months in a shopping center parking lot. The selection is terrific with flowers, herbs, and food plants. Buying from a local greenhouse means your plants are setup for success. They are well taken care of and the workers can help you identify what will suit your space the best. Additionally, at ~$6 per annual, I found it to be fair. Considering the care and growth potential of the flowers. My window boxes have never looked better. Highly recommend!!!

This is an expensive tent summer popup option with a limited selection. The sales look good from…read morethe roadside, but they are also limited.

I only shop at this family owned shop. The quality of their plants is exceptional and the price is…read morereasonable. You won't find their quality anywhere in chain stores like Home Depot. You won't find the unique selection anywhere else. Everything I've bought has flourished. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable about everything gardening. I especially love their selection of succulents.

Always excited to attend the Open House. 20% off all plants…read morewould be great if you knew the original price. The only items with a price tag was hanging baskets and large potted plants I asked the price of a standard 4" pot, sales person had no idea. When I complained to the manager, he said he wasn't happy about the unmarked items. Isn't the job of the manager to make sure everything is ready for the annual Open House? There were metal sign holders in each section. They were blank. I didn't buy my usual amount, because I couldn't figure out how much I was spending.

Amazing curated collections with beautiful pieces! We could have been in here for hours.read more

It describes itself as "A unique collective of specialty vintage retailers under one roof + local…read moremakers & artists." Hours: Open 11am-6pm daily (closed Tuesdays). I appreciated the open non-cluttered space in this store! Walking in didn't overwhelm me at all, and I found some cute household items in the back. They also had cookies and beverages out for shoppers. There is no bathroom in the store, so go before you walk in. The clerk was very helpful and even offered to call the artists when I had questions about how a piece of jewelry was made.