I had three rooms in my house that had extensive floor damage from long-term family members - heavy…read morecat urine ruin in two rooms, and a third with fire damage that looked like a wide light saber slash in vinyl flooring. I needed major help, and Jason was amazing to work with. He was quick and responsive, and got me scheduled right away. He was experienced enough to know what had to be done, honest enough to let me know what I could get away with, and smart enough to plan it all out perfectly. The cat urine one was the real concern, because the two rooms were actually unlivable; I feared that they were a complete loss. Jason managed to perfectly repair and seal everything away, and after that work it was 100% better. Those rooms were done so well that I moved my master bedroom into that space, and it's been wonderful. For floor with fire damage, he came up with a plan that suited my needs exactly: safe, solid, and I didn't care if it was a little ugly. All of Jason's work was well planned, his prices were absolutely reasonable, and the end result couldn't have been better. (Especially the 2 main rooms - I mean WOW, that's been a life changer. Cat urine is basically impossible to just clean away or cover up.) If you have serious work that needs to be done right, call up ATC. You'll get a solution that makes sense, work done well, at a price you can afford. I could not ask for better, and I recommend his work to anyone.

Jason is an absolute treat to work with. Not only was he extremely accommodating he is very…read morecompetent and did an amazing job with the variety of items I gave him. While doing research for my project I was in contact with a number of other similar companies, all of them told me that the fabric makeup of my seat cushions was extremely difficult to work with, especially considering the time the stains had been sitting (close to a year)- they said results would be limited. Jason was able to completely clean almost all of the cushions (close to 200). He is very prompt with his work and has very competitive pricing. I will absolutely be working with Jason again in the future.

This is our favorite shop in Burlington! Everyone working is so helpful and personable. I always…read morefind everyone on my list something from Slate -

Since moving from VT about a year and a half ago, I've only been back to visit twice. It's sad to…read morecome back and see all the awesome new stores coming in that I'm missing out on! Slate is definitely one of those stores. I stopped in on Christmas Eve just to browse around and I wish I could have bought everything in the place! It is a pretty hipster little store, and everything inside would be both useful to have in your home and serve as a conversation starter with guests. The items are unique, interesting, and high quality. There are kitchen gadgets, bar cart fixings, home decor items, greeting cards, jewelry...the list goes on. It's a great store and fits well with the Church Street aesthetic.

This antique store has some wonderful items to check out. They have two floors. First floor has…read moresmaller items, show pieces, ornaments, jewelry and hand crafted goods. The second floor has larger items, clothes, a kitchen full of kitchenware items. I walked around the store for a while. Prices vary depending on the size and type. Most items are fairly priced. I didn't find anything that I wanted to buy. The associate at the store was very friendly and helpful.

Such a cute store! The woman behind the counter was very nice. This two story building is full of…read morelittle trinkets.

Best vintage store ever!!!! I bought few set of plates and jars, they are super cute!read more

Amazing selection and wonderful staff! Love browsing and seeing all the puzzles and books!read more

This store has lots of gift options and there's two levels of it! We got our Vermont hand-painted…read moreornaments here and a few other gifts for our kids. They have a lot of cute stuff to buy if you're a local as well, which we could have purchased some of the stuff they had, but we didn't feel like checking it on our flight back. The owners were really helpful and it was a great way to get lost for an hour or so with just tons of options for gifts.

They have just about everything you could want for furnishing a house…read more It doesn't matter what part of the house you want to get items for.

Such an incredible shop! So many awesome things to ogle over. Very fair prices too! I went today…read moreand despite not having an appointment, I was given the opportunity to spend a good amount of time looking through everything they had. I picked up a couple things and will definitely be back for more.

Not only do they have tons of gorgeous stuff, but they are more knowledgable about what they're…read moreselling than any other consignment furniture retailer in the area. (I spend a lot of time in furniture shops). Their prices are very fair and, most importantly, they are not arbitrary, which is a problem I've seen with other local sellers of vintage designer furniture. They are a true gem.

Lori went out of her way to get my couches done by Christmas!…read more A wonderful new layout in the store makes fabric searching a dream.

BEWARE. Owner took in specialty job, botched it in several ways, avoided my calls for weeks,…read moreoffered no apologies, and in-store meeting for resolution showed her character as self-serving and emotionally immature. If you're considering trusting Artee Fabrics with anything valuable--read this first. Their negligence and then evasion and disrespect really hurt me. On April 2, 2025, I brought a piece of vintage hand-loomed Indian silk to Artéé Fabrics & Home to be made into a custom bolster pillow cover. I requested a smooth fit against the pillow--which I had brought in--with a hidden zipper (for later dry cleaning of the fabric)--and no seams at the top or bottom. I explained that the fabric was of great personal significance and that I'd been waiting decades for the right time and place to use it. The very special multicolored silk had been hand-carried from India to the U.S. in 1977 as a wedding gift from a family member. Arti Bhandari Mehta assured me everything I requested was doable and that the piece would be ready in a few weeks. When I came to pick up the finished pillow on May 3, I was utterly shocked and dismayed to find it did not match the order specifications at all. It had a loose fit, no zipper, and seams at both the top and bottom--exactly what I had asked Arti to avoid. I immediately left word with staff member Luanne that the job had been botched and I asked for the owner to call me. I expected a call within 24-48 hours. No call came. Despite multiple follow-ups with staff--Luanne (twice), Björn, and Victoria--I did not hear from Ms. Mehta until May 20, when she phoned me while I was driving. She said she'd text me so we could arrange to meet at the store to discuss resolution. She did not text. I had to call the store again. Finally, with more effort and wasted time on my part, we set a time to meet in person on May 31. At that meeting, Ms. Mehta was defensive, and completely unwilling to be still and listen. She spun things in self-justifying tones and refused to acknowledge any error or offer an apology. She also dismissed the significance of the fabric by saying, "20 years is not an heirloom." I clarified that I'd had the fabric since 1977 and that it had already been considered special when given to me. It was made clear to me that this was "very good" material, selected and saved for me as a wedding gift. Ms. Mehta also denied ever showing me a zipper with a flap and insisted her shop does not ever install zippers in that manner-- that I got that wrong and implying I was untrustworthy and misrepresenting the original agreement. She further claimed the silk was too thin and had a weak warp, making it unsuitable for a zipper. However, she had personally handled the fabric at the time of order and raised no such concerns, even as I specified that the zipper should be placed in the back, with no seams showing at the top or bottom. I presented a calm, clearly written one-page resolution with two options for moving forward. Ms. Mehta refused both with a sharp "I'm not doing that. Sue me if you want to." Her only offer was to either add a hidden zipper to the flawed cover--an option I did not trust would be properly executed--or to return my $54 deposit, only if I accepted the flawed pillow as-is. When I declined those limited options, she attempted to withhold the pillow, stating I could not take it unless I agreed to her terms. I responded that both the pillow and fabric were mine. She then ordered me to leave the store. I invited her to call the police and said we could continue the conversation outside with their witness. She then accused me of "going around to stores and doing things like this." I denied the absurd accusation and pointed out that she was projecting who she was. I took the pillow and left--without refund. I went directly to the local police station to document the incident and left a written statement. The officer confirmed it was not a criminal matter but encouraged me to pursue complaints through public channels such as Yelp, Trustpilot, Better Business Bureau, and possibly Small Claims Court. Throughout our conversation, Ms. Mehta repeatedly invented excuses in an effort to absolve herself rather than take responsibility and make things right. Among other claims, she alleged I had brought in damaged fabric. While one portion of the silk had an imperfection from long-term storage, the portion we, together, designated for the pillow cover was perfectly sound. Ms. Metha's behavior--reaching for justifications, rewriting the terms of the original order, and attempting to undermine my credibility--was a textbook example of what happens when business owners prioritize self-protection over accountability. Her refusal to take responsibility or offer a genuine remedy caused damage on multiple levels. This incident illustrates a broader and growing pattern across industries: incompetence, evasion, and blame-shifting.