What a CUTE shop! Feel safe here, staff in masks and sanitizers at the door. Great painted…read morefurniture with the Annie Sloan chalk paint. Love what she does with old tired furniture!

Found out about this place by searching for Annie Sloan chalk paint stockists. Tasha is great! I…read morescheduled a time to take in a piece of furniture to paint. She provided the supplies and did all the clean up as well as providing tips on the painting process. It was a fun and informative afternoon! Nice selection of furniture and other merchandise reasonable priced.

so many great thangs there my fav thing is there squishy they are amaze I hit the jackpot yesterdayread more

Most magical shop in the world!! There are so many unexpected treasures in this precious place…read morethan you can imagine! Beautiful cards, incredibly unique clothing and accessories, toys, jewelry, and a wide range of gifts.

Check it out, but remember that your experience will depend largely on who's minding the store that…read moreday. This place is really a mixed bag. Sometimes I've found extraordinary things for a good price here, and sometimes I've been really put off but the rudeness and/or over-eager obnoxiousness of employees. The store is so large, funky and packed with things you could easily get lost in here!

If you love antiques, it's definitely worth a stop. There is a wide variety of things and Polly is…read moreso helpful and kind. We love Polly Ann's!

I went to visit the Interior Perfection Design Group store and was amazed at all of the neat…read moreartwork after entering the store. As I strolled through the store, I noticed that the interior was beautiful with absolutely amazing and gorgeous pieces of furniture and art for sale. All of the art and furniture were very expensive!! There were several pieces that I would have bought if they weren't so expensive. It was nice to be able to walk through and admire all of the unique artwork and pieces for sale. I appreciated being able to walk through and see everything, but the prices were disappointing.

Have received several arrangements from Anamosa Floral and have never been disappointed. The staff…read moreis great, knowledgeable and attentive. Terrific asset to the Anamosa community.

Stopped here on a Saturday afternoon. Beautiful shop with a large variety of items for sale. Most…read moreof the decor for sale wasn't really my style, but nonetheless I great place to browse. Items were rather pricey; especially for the bargain hunter in me. Their floral arrangements were extremely pretty-I don't think you'd be disappointed with the quality. Worth a stop in if you're in the area. Staff person working was very friendly, do that was great. 4/5 stars for me because it was rather expensive.

Great company after the derecho. Our neighbors carved out names in a tree that was knocked down…read more We still may have them come out and carve a crane on the end of the ends. But what a great idea for after the derecho!

On June 7, 2021, I was presented with a Rattlesnake War Club created by Clint. I was mesmerized by…read morehis craftmanship and passion for what he does. His God-given skills in carving captures the inner beauty of the preserved wood taken, recycled and given a new birth/purpose. I am in his debt and will be a loyal customer. Fantastic Work! Running Buffalo

Have had years of joy because I bought my sparkly vintage Christmas tree from Kerry Odean years…read moreago! Very thankful. It has travelled all the way up to Seattle with me, and a few places in between. Merry Christmas!

5/5 for a unique concept and experience. If you're familiar with the CR area, DaaBin store is in…read morethe former Party City building across the street from Lindale Mall - right next door to Petco. Upon arrival you will find bins and bins loaded with stuff - most items appear to be overstocks and returns of Amazon-like products. Vast majority of the items were new. On Saturday's the 'new' merchandise for the week is unveiled, so any items in the bins are $7/each. 95% of the items remaining in the bins at 2:30 on Saturday were not $7/each worthy. Pricing changes as the week goes on; with items getting cheaper and cheaper each day until THE BIG DAY when you can fill a huge IKEA bag for $10 bucks. By Wednesday they want to get the 'old' merchandise out to make way for the new truckload coming in. The most appealing bins to me were the bins containing vitamins, supplements, foods items and the books. Along the perimeter of the store they sell their 'better' items, priced individually, as well as some clothing. Near the back of the store an employee is available to open boxes for you so the item(s) can be tested, or maybe you just want to verify what's in the box. I strongly dislike crowds, so immediately I was ready to leave. Also, I think 6/50 people were wearing masks. This made me uneasy because you're right on top of the person next to you depending on how busy the store is. There's no store policy requiring you to cover your hands when digging through Daa Bins. Take hygiene and COVID out of the equation, what if a customer digging through the goods gets a cut and suddenly they've bled on the merchandise? I watched several young kids dive into those in bins. Ultimately, worth a visit if you're in the area. Not for those who dislike crowds and germs.