As a designer, I hired Lisa for a slipcover project for one of my clients, trusting her business…read moretagline, "Slipcovers and More." One of the first red flags was that Lisa does not operate under a written contract. Without a contract outlining scope, expectations, or process, important details were not clarified -- including that the original slipcovers would not be returned once deconstructed. That lack of documentation created confusion and avoidable issues later in the project. The project ultimately spanned more than six months for what should have been a straightforward slipcover job. During that time, requirements changed (she initially stated she would not need the chairs, then later required them), and portions of the work were completed by a "stitcher." The slipcovers that were delivered were inconsistent in sizing, puckered, misaligned, and only one fit properly. We returned them for correction. The final attempt removed the originally promised zipper construction and replaced it with a folded pocket bottom. The slipcovers were returned with oil stains and continued construction issues. When concerns were raised, the explanation given was that the fabric was stiff and difficult to work with. However, the issues were not related to fabric drape -- they were workmanship problems. Even after multiple rounds of revisions, Lisa maintained that she delivered the product as discussed. At the end of this process, the slipcovers were unusable, despite being fully paid for. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this workroom for slipcover construction. Clear contracts, consistent workmanship, and accountability are essential in this industry.

Lisa and Sonny did an amazing job upholstering a large semi-circular bench in my house. I had met…read morewith several other upholsterers, and none of them had the skills or workshop to do the job. Lisa was not fazed at all, and between her and Sonny they figured out how to do it. Lisa also helped selecting a fabric that would be cozy, rugged, and easy to clean. They were also fast, and their pricing was reasonable. I highly recommend LJC Style.

This is the cutest shop and the owner is extremely friendly and knowledgeable about interior…read moredesign. They are a retailer for Annie Sloan paint, so we went to pick some up and she answered all of our questions and some we didn't even know to ask! Apparently she holds classes on how to distress furniture with the paint a few times a month, I'll be checking those out for sure!

Very organized and clean. looking for kitchen decor, or accessories this is the place to go. Also…read morehave home made craft to decorate the house. Staff friendly, What i like is this place sells honey. Nice and fresh, sweet, honey.

WHAT'S IN A NAME? Everything. Salvage is what a true thrift thrill seeker is after...after all. The…read morerescue of items abandoned by others for an affordable price. It rained all week during our annual Scituate vacation. With the final closing of our childhood hangout shop The Quarterdeck, we road-tripped in search of a new salvage-junk-used-thrift-stuff store. How lucky are we! We found it! Christine runs a tight salvage "ship" with her rabbit warren of rooms featuring clean, smart vignettes of items that transport buyers right into the setting of the glory days of her items. A shabby-chic cotton tablecloth over a vintage Formica kitchen table that is host to a collection of green milk glass and a pile of lusciously displayed fabric cooking aprons. A child's wagon full of clown figures from cloth to glass, just waiting for someone to pull them home (I opted instead for the awesome vintage metal bowl embossed with the depiction of a happy lobster!) A hardcover book from 1969 that claims to be "1000 Jokes For Kids" and yet showcases such gems as "Why are politicians like lobsters?" I'll tell you - because they both change color when they find themselves hot water! I bought it along with a 1949 volume "40 Rainy Day Games." A delightful little book where you can learn how to make a Susie Shy Label Doll. The adult kids in the family are delighted. Claudia also help me dig through Fiestaware, Blendo glass, record albums, vintage chairs and metal art, chenille bedspreads (Oh yes, ladies of a certain age who lolled dreamily on those flowered nubs while blue-eyed, puka-shell neckace wearing Bobby Sherman - our Justin Bieber - sang to us out of a record player way back when), lobster pots that catch lobsters and lobster pots that catch is cooked in, candlesticks, stained glass, crockery, old Polaroid cameras, almanacs, lamps, glass beads, old time sports pennants, local homemade honey (!), new candles and on. And on. The conversation is lively, like a corner barbershop and on my first visit I spent over an hour chatting with another customer about paperback books from the 70s, movies, Burt Reynolds, mustaches and whether or not I thought it may rain. Loved it! From mid-century metals to country primitive woods, Salvage Chic is a sorely needed floating, undulating retro island swimming strongly in an ocean where most small bookstores and groovy "junk shops" are no more than memories. Yet there really is no junk here. Everything is priced to sell and yet every item is truly priceless. I trekked my treasures back to Miami and when I finish this review, I will fill up my online cart. Because yes, Salvage Chic ships!

Jeff and Joe are some the most amazing people I've had the pleasure of working with in design…read more they are incredibly talented, do beautiful cabinetry extremely patient with clients ( myself )and professional The cabinetry is of the highest quality , Beautiful detailing , installation and finishing are all the standard they bring when doing this type of work for your home I have used them for many years now for very many projects and they always exceed my expectations

From the owner: Custom cabinetry shop including: kitchens, kitchen refinishing, entertainment centers, wine rooms,…read morelibraries, commercial & home offices, bookcases, furniture, finish work, refinishing

I may have to stop going to this store. The maze you have to wait in to get to the register is…read moreridiculous. Also, they need to stop putting childrens items back in the adult section. This is the second time I've bought an item that was a childrens size in error because it was in the wrong section.

Got some sports shorts at the Kohl's, I am so happy it even give me some cash back on all the…read morepurchases. Happy experience. Supporting local businesses and helping people keep their jobs!

A welcoming and helpful staff - along with excellent quality, extraordinary value, and an ever…read morechanging inventory - that's why Elite Repeat is my favorite furniture store, and has been for 16 years!!! Madelyn M.

AVOID CONSIGNING WITH ELITE REPEAT! I am in law enforcement and know theft by deception…read more Unfortunately, I am a victim of it by this store. Don't be one, too. I consigned three pieces and after not hearing whether or not they sold, contacted the store. I was told they did sell (two anyway, the third they couldn't give me an explanation what happened to it), and that a check was sent to my house. Either that was a lie (most probable) or it was lost in the mail. Either way, I never received a check. The store said they'd send another check less $35 for a stop payment on the first. Then they changed their mind and decided not to reissue a check for any amount. The figure is too small to pursue legal recourse and not worth wasting my time. But it's not so unimportant as to not raise a red flag to others.

You will find unique, beautiful old marine charts here. This is a great way to own and enjoy a…read morebit of our history. I love the hand coloring on these charts. One of mine has a house drawn on it, and tiny writing that says "excellent clams to be had". Early 1800's. Decorating tip: We are collecting antique nautical charts and custom framing them similarly, and displaying them in a gallery group--- unique art for our home. BOB provides exemplary customer service and is glad to share his bountiful knowledge. I think if you go the store, you will actually be visiting a house Paul Revere did visit himself!

If you've ever admired old nautical charts as decoration or for whatever, be sure to visit Old…read moreCharts of New England! They truly love their charts and are more than happy to explain the history and science of chart-making. They have incredible original charts, museum-quality prints, and great framing services. I had longed for a beautiful nautical chart and had seen these guys at many area boat shows and events. But my wife wanted to get me a chart as a surprise and the owner of Old Chart went WAY out of his way to help arrange the surprise! Great service.

We highly recommend Bay State Bath. We love everything about our new bathroom {total gut). After…read morethey finished and the paint dried there were a few areas that needed attention. True to their word, they sent someone to fix it even though they had already been paid. They stand by their work.

The sales person spent over an hour talking about how great the company is and how their products…read moreare " the best" and in just one day can have it all done ! Text book sales technique ... and very pushy . Glad I was there with my 80 yr old parents when she said the price was $16,000 !!! Triple most quotes !!! Absolutely crazy!!! Then said she could give 10%off if they signed right now !!! lol - a joke . Do not use - totally rip .