From the name, i was expecting to find vintage items but There were mostly handcrafted high quality…read moreitems with vintage charm. The shop is located in the heart of Zionsville on the west side of Main Street. They carry a nice selection of costume jewelry priced reasonable. There were lots of cute mittens and gloves out for the winter season. They carry some lovely woven soft scarves and sweaters. All would make nice gifts if you are looking for something special. There is a room to try-on clothes in the back. They were crowded on our visit so no one helped us and we were left to explore, which is what we wanted. My daughter really liked the jewelry. The shop is decorated with trendy vintage furniture and decor. I was not sure if those items were for sale or just for display. Towards the end of our visit, a clerk asked if we needed help. She was friendly and told us about the shop. They do a nice job of packaging your purchases in colorful tissue paper. There is street parking if you are early or lucky. Parking is a bear downtown Zionsville these days. Worth a visit. I may go back today and get that necklace for my daughter as a surprise.

Hi my name is Jon,…read more I am posting this to help you as a business owner. My goal is to help make Zionsville the most accessible town in America. With everyone's help we can make it happen. I will present an issue that you can fix or leave. I have given you 5 stars for being smart enough to do business in Zionsville. If you fix this issue these stars remain as is. The other day I was using the back street of Main Street businesses. The one where deliveries are made and lots of double parking takes place. Exactly, that street. I was stroling along in my wheelchair when I barely could pass by a green recycling toter. The next day two side by side partially block the sidewalk. Please understand I know you had no idea about this issue. Hence why I am not angry or anything. Just trying to help. The solution to this is free in this case. Just around the corner from these bins is a much wider section of sidewalk. Since the design leaves a vast section of pretty much unused sidewalk that can't be expected to be usable for pedestrians. You can move these bins just around the corner. Maybe adding 5 or 10 extra steps. Zero cost to you. This next part is informational only. The ADA can fine from $75,000 up to $300,000 even on a first time violation. To make things worse if someone was not being nice they could sue you. Typically these end our of court for about $40,000 to $100,000. As if that wasn't enough the town could fine you for misuse of a public sidewalk and fine you per day these bins have been on public property. I used to own my own small businesses before being disabled. I am only sharing information here. Since the bins are for business use, they must remain on business property at all times. But, where does a business place them? Inside for many. Only to be outside on pickup day. Then brought back inside. Why? Because you pay separate business taxes from the public sidewalk taxes. In this case the very nature or shape the buildings naturally make provide a place for these bins. And, while still on public sidewalk it can't reasonably be expected to be used. So, we have a wonderful opportunity to resolve this. I will provide images showing the spot interferes with easy passage. And, one showing the spot you can relocate them to at no cost. If you see me in the village or around don't hesitate to say hi. How you know it is me: I usually where a sun hat shiny on top, and most of the time I have a large bluetooth speaker on my lap. I am very approachable, easy going, and chatty. I am working on that, but nicely being direct helps. ADHD can be both creative and annoying to myself as well as anyone else. So far 100% of all businesses I have shared things like this with have been amazing. Cobblestone, Noah Grant's and yours as well. Not only that the others are also wheelchair accessible. I have not checked if you are yet. My FB is Jon Holt-Revels if you have questions.

Michele's is an adorable boutique on Main Street in downtown Zionsville. The shop moved recently to…read morethe southeast end of Main to expand. Michele's carries colorful seasonal clothing, footwear, candles, jewelry, art, houseware and decor. They carry a nice collection of clothing and decor by local artist, Justin Patten (which I adore) as well as Zionsville themed decor. They also carry popular national brands such as Brighton. In the back of the store is a clearance room that has some great deals on shoes and past season merchandise. The staff is friendly and helpful. Returns are limited to in-store exchange. Michele's is a great place to pick up a hostess gift or other gifts. I purchased some Bloody Mary mix and fixings during my most recent visit. As always, street parking is a bear in Zionsville, but available early in the day.

I had found Michele's Boutique online by a Google search for a specific Hammit item. The Boutique…read morehad it and I placed an order on Friday and it arrived on Saturday! You couldn't ask for faster service! The items were perfect, well packed and exactly what I had hoped they would be. As I live in another state, I wouldn't be a frequent in-store customer but I will keep an eye on the website. The store carries a lot of the items I love. Thank you again for such marvelous service!

Zionsville used to be loaded with antique stores but this may be the only one left. The Silk Purse…read moreAntique shop has been in Zionsville for years but recently moved to this larger location across from the Friendly Tavern. The shop is tightly and neatly packed with merchandise. There is a large front room and a second room in the back. The shop might be difficult to maneuver with a wheelchair or stroller due to the narrow aisles. She carries traditional antiques including an abundance of glass old ware. The small shop sparkles with all the shiny and colorful glass. Most of her stuff is higher quality antiques. She also carries a decent selection of vintage items such as Pyrex and globes. They carry a small amount of furniture as well. We saw typical Midwest antiques during our visit such as quilts and crocks. The owner is happy to help you find something specific. Worth a visit when you are in Zville.

I haven't been in Silk Purse for such a long time and today they were actually open while I was in…read moreZionsville. She has very nice pieces with many different types of beautiful glass and crystal collections including wine glasses and candlesticks. Well organized, home decor galore with lamps, teddy bears, mirrors, vases, vintage clothing, jewelry, hats, quilts and even vintage squeaky toys plus more unique pieces are located throughout the shop. Their isn't a ton of furniture but several nice pieces with dining tables and a headboard, a few chairs and cabinets. I found a stack of new hats and fell in love with one I had to have. I have a collection of black vintage cocktail hats but didn't see anything today to add to that collection. The isleways are fairly narrow in places so baby buggy's wouldn't work but everthing has a place and displayed well. The lady working was super friendly and helpful. Stop in if your in Zionsville.

This is my happy place. Antiques, historical buildings, friendly staff, beautiful garden- what's…read morenot to love? We stopped in today, beckoned by the "Antiques" flag swaying in the breeze. A smiling clerk welcomed us and explained the three buildings holding antiques and lamp shades. Brown's has been in business since 1945! I was drawn to the Clay City Pottery with beautiful colors. (Clay City Pottery is local, made on the west side of the state.) My husband honed in on several old political buttons. The antique furniture is lovely - mostly colonial. Prices are reasonable, especially for the quality of the antiques. A small cottage is filled with traditional style lampshades and a few more antiques. The garden that connects the buildings is lovely and peaceful. Old grinding stones are used for the walkways. There are several flights of stairs and the walkways are probably difficult to maneuver in a wheel chair or with a stroller. Street parking is free.

Went there to replace a lampshade and the charming environment made my day. Haven't been there for…read moredecades -very little has changed about the physical environment but the items on display for sale are easy to view clean and tidy. It can be physically challenging to walk up rickety stairs to the attic of two different buildings and the paths between the buildings are uneven so just be aware of that. David Brown son of the original owners is very helpful and pleasant.

OK...so I try to keep in mind what the aim/focus of a business is when I'm writing a review and not…read moregive a low rating just because that focus does not fit with my personal taste if the business does the thing they are trying to do well. Meaning...if I don't like hamburgers I'm not going to give a hamburger place a low rating if they seem to make a good burger...my not liking hamburgers isn't their fault....Homegoods seems to be one of those places that involve reduced price, kind of random things in a range of categories. It would likely be great fun with hidden bargains for people who love spending time looking for hidden treasures. I am not one of those people on most days...I need to be able to find what I'm looking for and get on with my day. Unless I'm on vacation, shopping is an item on my to-do list. If you have the time and enjoy the hunt, they do seem to have good quality items here including dishes, linens, towels and even furniture. They have some familiar brands of home products and items were in original packaging and appeared new. I needed some cushions for patio chairs and they did have some but the sizes and colors were not what I needed. They have shopping carts, but many aisles are too narrow for them. I think I'd likely only come back if I wasn't looking for anything in particular and was in the mood to just browse for random items. Again though, if you love just browsing, you'll probably have fun here!

What an amazing selection of decor and home and garden den products. I spent 4 hours in the store…read moreand was delighted. I went nuts! First time in the store and I bought Easter items and also a new birdbath for my backyard. The employees were all helpful and very knowledgeable . So go and take a friend. You'll be glad you did.

Attended their Christmas Open House! What are you up to? A delightful find in the country near…read moreBonge's Tavern! Very crowded I do believe I will visit again a bit closer to 12/25/17. Prices were on the high side however they seemed to have good service & the lines were short than expected.

Eric does a great job of keeping up on the new and trending decor. His shop is always a go to when…read moreI am trying to redecorate. He doesn't just order in one distinct style either, he gets in many pieces for many different styles that are popular and I enjoy having those options when I visit. He always has the cutest decor for each season as well. I can't wait to build up me seasonal decor and I would like to start at his place to know I'm getting quality pieces I can use for years.

These ladies know how to create a beautiful bouquet! I listed what I was looking for and they went…read moreabove and beyond!

Blooms by Dragonfly is a small business in the heart of Old Town Zionsville that is a florist shop…read moreas well as Home Decor and Gift items. In addition to coolers with flower arrangements, my wife was quite impressed with the live plant offerings; so much so that she ended up making a purchase claiming the peace lilly was a fraction of the cost of some other large/chain florists she has shopped. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We were able to get advice on how best to maintain the live plant as well. The rest of the store has stuffed animals, inspirational messages on items, and general things to use as knick knacks or wall hangings. Cute shop! Note that upstairs is another business where you can get personalized signs made. Since I didn't find anyone to talk to up there, I haven't set it up as a new business. Review #2642

I have been driving by this store forever and finally had the time to go in an explore. And…read moreexplore I did! It is a former Sam's Club location so there is a lot of square footage to see. They have row after row of almost anything you may want for home décor, some furniture, and outdoor furniture. The store is fairly easy to navigate if you are looking for something specific, or just wonder up and down the aisles window shopping. The store was all decked out for Christmas but wasn't too busy! I am simply amazed at all of the items this store stocks.

At Home is (not so) secretly one of my favorite discount home stores. As another reviewer…read morementioned, the place is enormous! They stock nearly everything related to home decor including patio furniture, accent chairs, ottomans, tables, small cabinets, indoor/outdoor rugs, dishes/kitchenware, laundry accessories, lamps, vases, mirrors, frames and a huge selection of wall art (I'm sure I left something out)! There is an entire wall dedicated to canvas and framed wall art, which is one of my personal favorite areas there. You can find something fun to coordinate with almost any style and color scheme. The prices are always very reasonable, and if you sign up for their perks program you can also score extra coupons and special pricing events. Check At Home out, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised!

If you are serious about looking at antiques, then it may be worth your while to browse here. But…read moremy wife and I personally did not like our experience here. I'm only giving them three stars because they did have some unique items inside. We did encounter two problems during our visit. The first was simply getting into the shop. There aren't any regular steps into the shop entrance. They have two unusually shaped stones stacked upon each other without any handrails to hold on as you step up into the shop. My wife has some physical restrictions and I had to hold her hand just to get her into the shop safely. I can't imagine how difficult to enter if there was ice. The second problem was that in the time we browsed through the shop, not one person appeared from the front of the building (maybe they live there?) We could see people through an open door but I felt uncomfortable walking through. So, nobody on duty to answer questions or help make a purchase. No bell to ring, or sign to welcome visitors back to the other part of the building. I honestly have no idea if they knew we were there. You will also notice that there is a strong smell of a home where smoking once was prevalent. I imagine that if you bought some wood or fabric items, you would have to leave them out to get rid of the odor. In fairness, I did see a number of unique items and the shop itself was easy to get around. The upstairs was closed off, so I don't know if there is anything up there worth viewing. Note: I also didn't see much lighting materials as is listed in the Yelp business name. There were a few fixtures and shades, but not so much that I would add it to the name. Overall, I was a bit disappointed in the lack of attention the owners/managers put into improving the customer experience. It wouldn't be that difficult to install some safety measures and some sort of plan to let them know they have customers. Review #2211

What a charming surprise to find this shop today. We met Drew and his lovely little dog who were…read moreboth eager to make us feel at home. We bought a beautiful architectural antique piece and an iron "dog head" leash holder - both are unique and were well priced. We're actually sorry we wavered on a painting and will be going back next week crossing fingers that it is still there. This is exactly the kind of shop you're hoping to find when you think about going "antiquing" in a lovely, lazy little brick-paved historic district.