such a lovely shop! Stopped by while I was in the plaza and left with a beautiful vintage watch and…read morebird print. The workers were super nice and helpful. I had a few different watches I tried on in different cases, and one of the workers was kind enough to accompany me to several cases and help me put the watches on myself! Sad I was visiting a friend from out of state and this isn't local to me!

I love so much about this store but there are a few things that are very off putting…read more The good.. There are some amazing vendors that have quality vintage pieces at very affordable prices. You can tell that they take time and care with what they stock and how they set up their displays. I find that my favorite booths get restocked often with an array of new treasures. I've purchased beautiful original art, handmade ceramic pottery, a gorgeous Persian rug and many more one of a kind pieces. This is my go to place whenever I'm looking for unique home decor or a special gift. The off putting.. the staff is usually so helpful and kind but there is one employee (Kerry) that can be outright nasty to customers. I witnessed her make disparaging remarks about another customer. She did this in earshot of my mother and I and then acted like the other customer had personally offended her or done something wrong when they asked for a discount on a damaged item from her booth. She then proceeded to speak to my mother about why her nasty remark was justified. It was gross and I hope that the owner of the store reads this review and is able to address Kerry's nasty attitude. The other complaint is when you see an item with a thrift store price tag right next to the vendors highly inflated price tag. So tacky! I do highly recommend this store but I also hope they can address these issues.

The only bad part about shopping at Elm & Iron is that I wanted to take home everything in the…read morestore! I loved the style of the furniture and home decor here - modern, stylish, and unique. Staff was very helpful and there is a range of price points for all budgets. I am looking forward to visiting their (larger) Easton location as well.

Functional and modern meet at Elm and Iron. A very cool, hip store with many items from furniture…read moreto candles to lamps. Good quality items at various prices

The selection is amazing, and not all from China like Walmart. I highly recommend. If looking, for…read morea unique gift

Homegoods always has what I need but the employees need a real attitude adjustment. You aren't…read moresuppose to laugh or make fun of customers until they are out of the store. This message is for whatever older retired woman was at the cash register today. Learn how to treat customers with respect and compassion! You work in customer service ma'am!

Terrible selection and way overpriced. Nothing there I would ever be interested in buying.read more

Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for new furniture and home decor. The store is…read morelarge and has a great selection - particularly sofas, dining tables & chairs, and nightstands/small cabinets. Most everything is at least 40% off, but just depends on the item. Some things are damaged or scratched, but that's why they're being sold at discount. Will definitely be back when I have more time to browse!

This is a difficult review for me to write. I had an absolutely wonderful conversation with the…read morewoman running this store, and the interior was gorgeous and had some pretty cute things. I was taken aback by the ultra-religious thing at first, but was accepting it because what I saw was that they were doing a lot for charity in africa. Upon returning home I came to the slightly baffling realization that that was not what they're doing. I'm actually really uncomfortable with the reality, now that I see it. Let me be clear... i'm an Atheist and a Secular Humanist, but I am IN NO WAY an antitheist. I respect people's faiths and understand the importance of it. However, I get a tad touchy about when it impedes on my body, my government, or my schools. I am fine with religion as a private institute, but don't like when it is pushed upon other people. Ergo when I realized that the 50% of sales going to africa statement had to do with money spent to build churches and not hospitals... I felt a little awkward. This place is cute. I am not denying that. It's great for someone who wants that ultra-religious vibe in their house. There are some really wonderful things there, and the prices are great. I honestly wouldn't hesitate to go back if I hadn't found out exactly what the charity they were contributing so significantly to. I wish I could give a place 3.5 stars.

We in Columbus are incredibly lucky to have a place like Igloo. They're doing letterpress the cool,…read moreold-school way... with machines that are much older than me! I've had the pleasure of visiting their print shop and the retail shop several times, and I'm always like a kid in a candy store. The staff are always so kind, and they love talking about their work. And the retail store sells so many Ohio and Columbus goodies--I want to spend hundreds of dollars every time I'm there! Seriously, this is the best selection of cards, calendars, and other paper products in the city!

Parking is available in the private lot of the building or across the street in a public parking…read morearea. Some of the public parking is designated as 3-hour limit until 6pm. The letterpresses are in the former carriage house of the Worthington Inn. It's a jumble in there, but in a good way. It has a wonderful ink and paper smell to it. The retail shop is housed in the Snow House which is the oldest house in Worthington. It has some office space, a kitchen for the staff, and several rooms of handcrafted goodies. They carry their own cards, book binding supplies, leather goods, aprons by AmyD, stinkybomb soaps and many more locally crafted items.

This store is my 100% cannot miss store for finding what I need for homewares. It is a true mega…read morestore. This is both good and bad. I do find that you have to go in with an independent spirit to hunt for stuff and no expectations for customer assistance from store staff. I look at it as an adventure. This is always the first place I look when I need something home decor related. The prices are not really true discount, but they have frequent sales and often mark merchandise down on clearance.

Val Pennington offers one of a kind service! Any framing problem he will solve with his customer…read more He has solutions that he has learned from his extensive career in art critiquing, selling, showing and his patient assistance to the needs of his artist clients and the public as well. We are lucky to have him in our community. Thank you Val!

If you need something unique to wear, this is the place to come. They have very colorful, fashion…read moreforward womens clothing that is size inclusive and ethically made (per the website). It does come with higher prices though, so be prepared for that. They also had a nice selection of accessories and housewares. Although we were just browsing, the staff was very friendly and offered help. They do keep very limited weekday hours, so it may be easier to check it out on the weekend. It's right next door to Whit's. Hint hint.

This was such a cool little shop! It had such a cozy a vibe. I love that they're size inclusive. I…read morecan't wait to come back and really shop around.

I placed an order and had a follow up question and never heard back despite multiple emails. It has…read morebeen over a week and still no update on shipping. As far as I can tell they might not even be a legitimate business anymore? They haven't responded to my attempts to contact them.

Placed an order weeks ago. Company hasn't replied to contact attempts via their contact webpage,…read moreemail, or voicemail (they don't answer the phone). Product hasn't shipped, but payment to them cleared immediately. Now I have to dispute with my credit card it looks like, don't be like me, avoid them.