What a cute little gem in the Third Ward. The Home Market was recommended in the Design Sponge…read moreMilwaukee City Guide and so I just knew that I had to check it out. This place can be described as a very expensive upscale flea market. It also reminds me of Anthropologie's home products. If anything, it may be a little bit more pricey than Anthropologie though. Since it is an independent shop, things here are so special and there is something special about purchasing things that you have to go in-store for and cannot be purchased or viewed online. I loved the selection of textiles, the dishes, the apothecary items, and the unique trinkets. While I know that I could certainly not afford to outfit my house with things in here, there were plenty of things that would make thoughtful and unique gifts for friends, or occasional splurges for yourself (there were a few blankets that I LOVED). The style is just my cup of tea- a mixture of vintage and modern. Stop in, and I'm sure you will find at least a few things that you love!

The Home Market is a wonderful little store with the most amazing finds. There are so many things…read moreto look at that I keep going back. Whether it's an accent piece for the bedroom or bathroom, new linen napkins for the dining table or furniture - there's so much to see. The quality is incredible and the prices are fair. The best thing I found (at least on this visit) are the Albert & Dash rugs! They are wonderfully made in beautiful colors. I cannot get enough of them. I want to fo back for more. This store is a great place to shop for fine things.

This place is a museum . . . where you can buy everything. It's overwhelming, gorgeous, messy,…read moreorganized and has some amazing furniture. Seriously, you need a bigger house so you can use that giant gong to summon your dinner guests. Just outrageous . . . and the prices are not bad. Furniture, lighting, art, jewelry . . .all from Asia. The gallery upstairs is not that special, because the retail store completely overshadows it.

This place is like nothing I have ever seen! It is full of cool, life size statues of Indian gods,…read morehand-carved four post bed frames, ethnic jewelry, furniture, and thousands of other one of a kind pieces. I could walk around this store for hours. I am in amazement to how they even got some of the pieces to fit in this place. Please check Artasia out if you are ever in the Third Ward. It just opened it's new location a door down from where it used to be on Broadway. You will not be disappointed.

Great store and service , love the selection and modernness of it all. Not the average run of the…read moremill furniture you see everywhere else.

This place has some fantastic furniture and service to match…read more I don't know how often they change their inventory, but much of what they have is timeless. They have some really neat chairs like the IMG Luna, and some really well made recliners. Many of the chairs remind me of the mid-century modern classics. The action and build quality of the chairs is really what amazed me. Their zero-gravity chair is effortless to recline and, well, unrecline. The wood and veneers used are also very nice. The beechwood based recliners are meant to be very flexible, yet resilient, and there are some tables that have some great veneer patterns. It's always very cozy when you walk in, and all of the staff is extremely nice. There are some expanding tables that have some interesting action. They'll be more than happy to demo them for you.

Good and friendly staff. Nice reliable beautiful furniture. I enjoy looking at so many different…read morethemes and set up

Just wanting to relay the continuous disappointment in the sofa we purchased from Bachman's .. now…read morethe center section quit working ... motor burned out.. It may be time to get a new sofa and give this one back to Bachman's to resell. Save yourself a nightmare and go somewhere reputable that does care about customer satisfaction and do what is right when selling defective furniture..

It's an okay location to look through to see what you can find. Unfortunately, I did not find…read moreanything for me but lots of people seemed to. Their prices are higher, they had Nike air max with a $74 price tag. They had a foldie bag that retails for $60 brand new for $50. I'm sure their prices re based on their location. Parking is $2 an hour and you may have to circle a few times to find one. I hit lucky and found one right down the street. Staff didn't seem to greet anyone upon entering. Stuff was very organized. They have several dressing rooms.

An "upscale" goodwill. Lots of Ann Taylor, Banana Republic,…read moreZara, type of ticket items. Price is reasonable, and half off color tag days still apply. They do continuously spray some essential oil throughout the store. If you are alergic to essential oils or scents, you could die in here. I was told by an associate that they have to keep that on cuz they can't wash the clothes.

While there are interesting items here, it seems hard to buy them. I came in to buy two rugs and a…read morelamp. 20 minutes in, and not one of the 4 or 5 staff offered to help. They didn't approach the other six customers who came in either. Sale items are inaccessible on racks that are not meant to actually accommodate purchases. The one floor lamp I was interested in was in poor repair. Seriously.

Overall, I love West Elm and it's always a pleasure experience imagining items in your home as you…read morewalk around here. I'm not sure who was the guy who helped our group out as we looked for planters for a plant we are putting in our friends' soon-to-be restaurant, but he was super friendly. The negative part of our experience was dealing with the manager who wouldn't accept a return on some curtains because our friend didn't have the physical receipt with her (even though she has an account and has a large purchase history that we'd assume could be looked up). He refused to look it up for her and was very short with his responses and had a disrespectful tone. We didn't get his name but he was white and likely a gay dude (I'm gay so my gaydar is decent). Very unfortunate. It seems like we prefer the West Elm in the Chicago suburbs because it's bigger and we'll avoid this man in the future.

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!