I have shopped at McNabb &Risley for all our furniture since we moved to Mequon in 1995. Not only…read moredo they offer quality stuff, you get help with designs and fabric selections. it's awesome.

McNabb & Risley is my go-to furniture source. 20 years ago, I purchased two heavy leather pieces…read morefrom them for my living room and this year, I decided to move that furniture to my family room. The delivery guys from McNabb & Risley removed my existing family room furniture, moved the leather items into the family room, then completed the delivery of new living room furniture. They were so professional and kind, and they went above and beyond for us. I wouldn't have been able to handle any of it myself. Thank you to all the staff at McNabb & Risley for making my purchasing experience exceptional.

I had no idea this place existed - we saw the ever-awesome Ron R check in here and we happened to…read morebe mere blocks away enjoying a tasty lunch at Alberto's so decided to check it out. It's right on 9th near The National - FYI, 9th is a one way street so you may have to go up 10th for a block and loop back around. The name on the door is "BC Modern Furniture" and they're open Fri-Sun from 10-4. In addition, they run estate sales and host one day flea markets so check their website for upcoming events and sales. If you visit the store, know that it's mostly mid-century furniture with some same era collectables thrown in. It's not a huge place but it's very, very well curated. This is some of the nicest looking vintage furniture I've seen in town - lots of sideboards, dressers, end tables and some truly glorious sofas. Prices are commensurate with the quality - a big 2 piece sectional sofa with immaculate original upholstery was in the $600 range. That said, they're willing to negotiate so if you see something you love, have the conversation. The Mister grabbed a fun Maifest stein and a vintage German decor mag from 1964 for $10, so we left happy. They are adding things all the time so if you're trying to up the hipster cachet on your sweet Bay View bungalow definitely check them out.

We just want to say that Eric with Brew City is such a nice man and very knowledgeable! We are not…read moresure if we want to do an estate sale or auction. He drove down from Milwaukee to Racine just to sit with us, talk and give us a lot of helpful info. We didn't really have any items that he deals in but he still sat with us and was very helpful. We offered to compensate him for his drive with gas prices so high and he absolutely refused. I would recommend contacting him if you are interested in the services he offers!

Linda and Tammy are awesome. They are knowledgeable and engaging. Their selection is superb and…read moreLinda has a passion for design. She knows her inventory and where it is located. As you make your way around the upstairs where she has laid out the beds (pun mildly intended), will have you longing to walk off with all of them at once, while their prices are nothing short of astounding. If there was ever a time to focus on buying local, this post-COVID time is it, and if you are looking for a place that is going to be fair, where you will find something that will last, this is the store. More importantly, Linda's knowledge of interior design means when you walk in and jabber as incoherently as I did, she will cheerfully help you find what matches your style and/or make your significant other happy without breaking the bank. When you go, tell her Guy says "Hi."

From the owner: Specialties Quality Consignment Furniture…read moreProducts 9 Local Artists:, Blinds, Pottery, Quilts, Signs, Patio Furniture, Tables, Beds, Sofas, Sectionals, Chairs, Rugs, Carpet Samples, Leather Sofas Services Home Furnishing, Interior Design, Color Consultant, Local Pick-Up & Delivery Brands Marshfield Furniture Locations Notes Located on Main Street Business Description Feather Your Nest, in Fort Atkinson, WI, is the leading consignment shop serving Madison, Milwaukee, New Glarus, Waukesha, Middleton, Janesville, and surrounding areas. We offer consignment furniture, home furnishings, blinds, pottery items, quilts, signs, tables, beds, patio furniture, interior design and color consultation, and much more. For more information, visit Feather Your Nest in Fort Atkinson.

I have to admit that I haven't (YET) purchased anything from MegMade but have inquired and visited…read morethe shop over the past couple of years ever since I saw her pieces at the Randolph Street market. Meg and her team are super creative and helpful. Her pieces fit into any home and interior style. I also feel like their marketing and space is just really genuine and friendly! I saw someone mentioned they took stars off for items not being on 'sale' during this time. I gladly will support local and handcrafted any day. Thanks Meg and team!

I would like to update my review. I did have the sofa redone at your shop. We discussed ad nauseam…read morethat it would be a comfortable soft sofa and that the velvet would not attract as much dust and lint as it does. You said it was specifically a better product. I had another chair recovered in velvet at Calico Corners in Wilmette and it does not attract dust and lint at all so it is not necessarily a function of all velvets. You were not nearly as helpful as you sound here on yelp when I had these complaints after the sofa was done. You' were completely unresponsive and refused to assist any further. At minimum, the sofa should've been comfortable and you definitely did mislead me on your product.

We accidentally donated a wallet with significant money in it and reported it immediately. They…read morekept saying they hadn't gotten to it. They did have time over the holiday weekend with minimal staffing and supervision and wow they said they couldn't find it. Never will shop there nor donate again

I like having a Goodwill near the house, making it easy to drop off a load of my "too big now that…read moreI lost weight" clothes and other assorted items that I don't have a use for anymore. The drive up donation center is another plus; remember having to lug everything to that separate door, back in the day? I just can't go higher on my score given the inconsistency of the staff at the donation center. Some days they are friendly and offer to assist you in unloading your items. Other times, you seem to have roused them from that rare, perfect afternoon nap.

I've literally witnessed how many people buy out inventory but I catch 2 restocks in my entire life…read moreand they literally make new rules. It's hard not feel some type of way. Also, the excel employee almost definitely is selling the information to scalpers. Fully convinced the staff do as they please. Candace or however you spell it from asset protection will talk just to make herself feel powerful and waste your time. Im 100% certain they are back dooring now... Monday was restock I visited everyday except Friday and 2 guys bought everything out... how nice of them!! Smh.

Buckle in y'all, this is my first review for 2025 and I'm coming in hot...this review was inspired…read moreby a morning visit on a recent Saturday morning. It was not unlike any other visits- meaning I arrived hoping for a relaxing day but left frustrated at well, everything. Let's start with the parking lot. Who decided that was a good idea? The parking spots are tiny- I mean tiiiny! One visit a poor girl came up to me in tears because she thought she had hit my car. Sure, they have the parking garage too but the entrance that's closest to the parking garage closes after a certain time. Moving on to the layout. The home and kids stuff is upstairs- why?!? I love the home section but I don't love it enough to go all the way upstairs. Also, have you ever shopped with kids? They see an escalator and all they want to do is go up and down it, which means I rarely get to go upstairs unless I'm by myself- and again even when I'm by myself, who really wants to go upstairs? The only good thing about the home section being upstairs is that after a holiday the clearance section is still full because guess what? No one else wants to go upstairs either. I guess you can call that a positive aspect of this review. Let's move on to inventory- is it just me or does it seem like the shelves are always empty? Sure, they always seem to be restocking but then why are the shelves always empty?? Also, when you try to do curbside, stuff is always unavailable...why?? Don't even get me started on Starbucks- if you like long lines THIS is the spot for you. Do yourself a favor and walk away, all the way to the Starbucks in Whitefish Bay and by the time you come back I bet you the line you were thinking about standing in will not have moved. I am not exaggerating. Now you're done shopping- you've tried to get what you need and have to pay for your things. They have 3 different places to check out- but guess what? Usually, only 1 checkout area is open,- it's at the main entrance, Fine, there might not be enough people to staff all the checkouts but I absolutely abhor the set up of the main checkout area. It looks like they have so many lanes BUT hardly any are actually open. There is also NO room for all of the people checking out. Did they forget that people will have carts and have to stand in line?? They tried to cram so much in the area that they forgot about the people that actually have to stand in line. In conclusion, if I have the time I would rather drive 15 minutes to a different Target. So why not give them 1 star- why in the world am I giving it 2 stars? Because I don't want them to close- I'd rather soldier through a visit than have to drive to a different Target because as terrible as this one is to go in to, I can still do curbside.

Stunning floral arrangements!!! Choice of color combinations makes photographs pop. Juxtaposing the…read moreseemingly "dead" antiques with vibrant living flowers lends an element of surprise in each photo.

One of the only non-consignment shops in the area. Located in Bayview. Owned by Michael Alt. The…read moremoment you step foot in Alt's antique store, he will treat you like an old friend. Great conversationalist. Wide range of antiques that he has found. Wide range of plants that he has all replanted and cared for. He gets some of his plants from local businesses. He recycles plants and does not throw them away. He's your go to guy for plant care questions and facts. He holds "How to plant" events during the evening for groups looking to become enriched with plant care knowledge. Alt can also resize any of your rings, which is great to know. 100% recommend.