Great selection of pottery. Very friendly and helpful service…read more A must stop in downtown Asheville.

This may be my favorite place ever. I started collecting East Fork over 6 years ago and it has been…read morea joy to collect so many wonderful pieces. Their pottery is exciting and bright while also being neutral. I've collected an array of different glazes. East fork makes the best dishes around!

Stumbled upon this place after going for coffee across the street. Had an awesome selection of…read moreclothing, albums, accessories and furniture. The store is immaculate and clean. Staff was super friendly and warm. Could have stayed here for hours. Bought some great shirts, flannel, an gorgeous leather patchwork handbag. Can't wait to come back to Asheville and go HERE! Can't recommend enough.

Megan and Todd are model businesspeople. Their inventory is all of fine quality, which displeases…read morethose who mistake Atomic as a place where one can "steal" great products as in a thrift shop. My daughter has found great tables, chairs, a dresser, lamps and other quality furnishing. If you don't respect quality merchandise at reasonable prices, and courteous service, you won't appreciate Atomic. If you do, be prepared to see an amazing selection.

we bought a couch here a year ago. within about a month the fabric had gotten really pilly. I…read morecalled the shop and was told by Betsy that was normal and that i could use a fabric shaver to remove the pilling and that I might have to do so three or four times and then it would stop. She sent me a fabric shaver which was nice. Well here we are a year and many shaves later and it continues to pill. it looks pretty terrible, like an old worn out couch - much worse than the (ripped) twenty year old couch we were replacing. I'm embarrassed to have friends over. when I do, we have to spend 30 minutes shaving the couch first, which is ridiculous. I hate to throw good money after bad but I suppose I will - we're planning to have the cushions recovered. It's not ideal since obviously they can't match the rest of the couch and that's not really the look I'm going for. But it's better than tossing it and starting over. I reached out to Four Corners recently to politely recommend they not sell this fabric (I feel bad for anyone else who might select it) and got no reply. So, I guess thats the kind of establishment this is. Disappointing - I prefer to shop independent but in this case it sure wasn't a good choice.

Shortly after leaving my review, Melissa reached out to me to offer an apology, along with an…read moreexplanation, (which she made clear was definitely no excuse), for never getting back to me. She took full responsibility for her oversight. I believe her apology was sincere and that she truly felt bad for failing to provide the customer attention she is accustomed to giving. I will go ahead and let Covid take the fall for this one, (as it seems to be the thing to do these days), and will definitely be open to doing business with Melissa and Four Corners in the future. Thanks for the call, Melissa. It was greatly appreciated.

I am so happy we went in here. I wasn't sure what to expect - I was thinking more semi-museum, part…read moreinfo center with a few pieces from local artists for sale. But, it was packed with unique, locally made art goods (95% Asheville artists, 5% Tennessee/Kentucky they say) that were awesome AND affordable. Pottery, wood carvings, textiles, Christmas ornaments, cookware, glass art, paintings, and more. I liked most everything I saw, and again, it was artistry that wouldn't break your bank. The customer service was so friendly, and the nice lady working really wanted to connect with us, and also tell more about the artists who made some of the different art. Informative, funny, kind - she was great. I would recommend this to EVERY Asheville tourist looking for something unique to take home, rather than junky trinkets made in China that you can find in every American gift shop.

It's got very pretty art and we enjoyed our visit. The art they sell is extremely expensive.read more

This place is amazing! It's a blend of new, antique and up-cycled pieces (think Regeneration…read moreStation, but a bit more high end). The owners were super welcoming and knowledgable. Best / most unique selection of rugs in Asheville. Fab experience all around. Please support these guys/gals!

My fiancé and I were in Asheville visiting family when we happened upon this eclectic furniture…read morestore and were blown away by the curated selection of options. Sunnyside Trading is a wonderland of bespoke items for your home that you will not find anywhere else! This place is an oasis of style and charm and brings a whole vibe to decorating your house that we didn't know we needed until we were there. And to top it all off, Stuart (the owner) and Klaus were just wonderful and friendly and so knowledgeable in helping us choose the right pieces for our new place. We wound up purchasing two leather chairs (that it turns out Stuart helped design!), but we wish we could've bought so much more. If you're looking to design your home, and stand out from the rest, pop in and have a look around.

The women there were so kind. Even though we didn't get anything. I will be returningread more

The staff was very helpful and that is greatly appreciated in today's environment where proper…read moreservice is hard to find.

Was so happy to find this store when in Asheville. Such cute things at overall affordable prices…read more Barb provided much help on picking things while sharing more about Asheville. Wide selection of locally made items. Highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area!

This shop is ADORABLE. My sister and I decided to make a pit stop to a few shops before leaving…read moreAsheville this past weekend, and I am SO glad we unexpectedly wandered in here. The girl working was so friendly, and EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS CUTE. Everything seemed so well curated. I personally was flocking to all of the jewelry; most (or all?) of it is either locally made or comes from fair trade organizations. Necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, you name it! There were some body products (like a dreamy cream I put on my hands), handbags, other accessories, and more. I ended up buying a unique necklace, but I seriously wanted one of everything in the store! If I lived in Asheville, this would be my go-to spot when I wanted to treat myself or give a gift along these lines. Since I don't live in Asheville, I'll make it a point to visit next time I'm back in town--and to encourage you to visit!