Where else can you play a game of pinball, hangout with a 100 year old moose, and peruse…read morehigh-quality, stylish, and affordably-priced furniture and home decor? I was very impressed by my first visit to Wayside Workshop. For me, stores specializing in Amish furniture usually fall into one of two categories: (1) affordable, but kitschy, country, and not stylish (think "Grandma's cabin"); or (2) high-end, extremely customizable, and VERY pricey (think "Amish Arhaus+"). Wayside Workshop is that rare gem that strikes the perfect balance between offering the quality and style of bespoke furniture dealers while still being approachable both in price and service. Every piece at Wayside reeks of quality (no particle board here!), and even the biggest pieces (like the awesome expanding dining room table I was digging) aren't eye-poppingly expensive. Finally, this review would be incomplete if I did not mention the space itself. Wayside Worship is located in a huge old barn(?) and is exceptionally beautiful inside. Shoppers can explore multiple (open) floors of furniture and home decor, all of which are tastefully decorated with a keen eye for detail. The space is welcoming and warm as soon as you enter, and I'm sure it's absolutely magical at Christmastime. I'm excited to make a second visit then (with my wife - pray for me).

Even if you AREN'T in the market for furniture you need to come see this store. This…read morenot-your-average-Joe's furniture store is decorated and presented SO MAGICALLY it's like walking into a wonderland. I want to buy EVERYTHING but my wallet has only allowed me to purchase an unfinished bookshelf thus far. They have furniture, accent decor, paint, candles and lighting, festive decor, the list just goes on. You could spend an hour in this little workshop and still not have seen everything they have to offer. For lack of a better pun, this place knows how to "set up shop"! Go see the nice folks at Wayside. They are very helpful and they know their stuff!

Fun, eclectic, vintage, and cottage core come to mind when I enter House. I always look forward to…read morea visit to House when I am in town/ This has become my go to for gifts and a personal treat-yourself moment. Love their selection of new and antique finds. The quality of their products are amazing and very reasonably priced. The associates are always kind and conversational.

I'm not sure how homegirl isn't on yelp yet!…read more This is a fairly newer spot in the downtown Hudson area, and it is the perfect place to find vintage and boutique home goods, gifts, art, skincare items... truly it all. I would also say that the vintage selection is very reasonably priced for being curated vintage items... you really are paying for the organized eclectic curation of the fabulous owners. I ended up talking with one of the owners for quite some time... if you get the chance, make it a point to chat with her. I didn't catch her name but we got chatting for quite some time. Especially in pandemic times- having a nice, wholesome conversation with someone you don't know too well is quite rare. I left, with brand new vases, a handmade pouch, a gorgeous vintage tray, and such high spirits! The vibes in this place are unmatched and deserve a visit from you asap!

Longaberger road the wave of prosperity in the late 1990's. They have recently opened outlet stores…read morethroughout Ohio. Many have since closed. Very limited selection of items, but good prices on what they have. Not too many baskets, but a lot of pottery and accessories.

This is one of those stores that Marie Kondo would agree that it simply sparks joy. Their…read morecollections, wares, displays and arrangements are beautiful and whimsical. There are brands and products that I've seen at other stores but somehow they are arranged in a way that showcase their "purchase-ability". They always seasonally decorate and I enjoy it more than other Christmas displays. The pink tree and sparkling adornments really spark imagination and fuel gift giving ideas. They sell clothes, beauty items, boutique toys, homeware, stationery, candles, jewelry and even desserts up front. As you would expect, everything is quite pricey. Similar to many other reviews, the staff are not the warmest or friendliest people. I've asked a question or two and did not get the most helpful of responses but have experienced open rudeness either. I do look forward to stopping by when I'm in the area and I do think it's a high quality store, albeit quite bougie.

If I lived in the area, this would be The place to go for gifts - so many choices! Home goods, soft…read moregoods, handbags, kids stuff - not the run of the mill crap you see everywhere, high end label fashion clothing, jewelry - it's a place you need to stop in and see. It's a place you need to keep in mind for later when you need a special gift for a special person or event. Staff was so attentive but not over bearing or obnoxious - just around to let me know they could open a case if I needed it.

Love it. Clothes handbags & shoes all clean & newer ! Amazing furniture downstairs. Many new…read morefurnishings & plenty of really nice older stuff

I made a special trip to drive all the way here today only to find that they have no Sunday hours…read more I honestly don't know how these small businesses plan to stay in business very long when they are not available for their customers. Who has time to go vintage shopping on a Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock? Probably not many people since everyone Hass to work for a living so being available when your customers need you and are willing to spend their money is imperative in my opinion. Retail should be about taking your customers money when it's convenient for them to give it to you not when it's convenient for you to take it.

This shop in the center of Chagrin Falls is a decorator's dream. The ladies are friendly and…read morehelpful. The furniture and decor are lovely. There are traditional and contemporary sofas and chairs and accent pieces. The ladies will show you fabric samples for custom upholstery, and help you find the look with the detail you want. The shop is not large, but your home will be decorated right for you.

Janna is an extraordinary designer. Amazing knowledge and talent. Fabulous taste! We have used her…read morefor many years. Always goes the extra mile to make the best decisions.

Love, love, love. Have been going to Renee since she was all the way in Mantua (no rhyme intended)…read moreand so happy she is near me now. Am a huge fan of Annie Sloan chalk paint and Renee specializes in this and also how to use this incredibly magical paint. Super helpful, great suggestions, and lots of ideas can be found here. She also now carries IOD stencils and that really takes creativity to the next level- if you are into AS paint and such. The shop is super cute and quaint and there is a little antique store in the back as well- easy to find great little things to paint. Worth it in every way.

I'm all about restoring, up cycling & flipping; I do the dirty work myself I feel I appreciate a…read morebeautiful piece of furniture a little more than the average consumer because I'm more aware of all the hard work that goes into each creation. With this being said, I was really disappointed with this unusual shop. I had been eying this Indian style cabinet displayed in the front window for months & finally stopped in to see what this charming shop had to offer. Don't get me wrong, there are some really cool ideas that from what I've seen on their facebook page, you can sign up for classes & make yourself. And there are some truly stunning antique pieces available for any collector. In fact, I really like the idea of this concept, however, not only did the slightly overpriced inventory get me but the overall store setup & true purpose. It's not really a furniture store in my eyes but more of a chalk paint store only. It was kind of a shame to see some actual solid oak & cherry wood antiques ruined by chalk paint. The prices for the workshops are average for this area, roughly $55.00 plus tax. This shop would be a good idea if you enjoyed things like "Painting with a Twists" or are exploring new hobbies (there's NOTHING fun to do in Mantua!)... sorry, just not what I'd call a true furniture shop.