Love, love , love this shop! Not only do they have a great variety of classic brands for gifting,…read morebut also a beautifully curated selection of local brands as well. My most recent personal favorite is their collection of Duxbury Saltworks salt blends made nearby in MA. They're great for gifting or to make it easier to cook at home. If you're looking for a housewarming gift, new baby, or simply a cute greeting card, you'll find it at Acquire Good. Bonus, they provide prompt shipping and items are always beautifully packaged if you want to directly send a gift. When ordering online, there is even a space for you to send a personal note to the shop, and they actually read the note! This is small business at its finest. Modern gifting with customer service reminiscent of days past.

Acquire Good is the best. Best place for gift shopping--holiday and otherwise. Best spot to pick…read moreup local themed items. One of the best retail outlets on the South Shore. As you can tell, I like Acquire Good a lot and enjoy shopping there.

The store was mobbed at 1 pm on Veterans Day and every aisle was packed with shoppers! Here money…read morewas not an issue seems everyone with Children had carts full of stuff! Christmas seems to be in full swing and at the cashiers everyone I noticed paid with credit cards. Leaving the store with packed items. These shoppers were on a mission and the store was super organized and employees were ready for the rush Lord of items at great prices!

LOVING this new Home Sense store. We got there right when it opened on a Saturday morning. The…read moreplace was totally empty and really nice inside. Everyone there were super friendly and helped us find what we were looking for. The layout is perfect and they had great deals out in front of the store. I'm kicking myself for not buying that little deck patio set. Never listen to your boyfriend when he tells you we don't need it..

The woman working here is racist! I walked in with my boyfriend looking for something for my mom…read morefor Mother's Day and she was on top of us the entire time because we were black ! When we walked over to check out the selection of Pillows she said to my boyfriend "hey can we just keep that turquoise bracelet over here?" Assuming that he took one of the bracelets but no! It was a bracelet I made for him that he wears everyday! Step up your product knowledge and don't assume negative intent just because we have BLACK faces! An utter disgrace. Very unfortunate that I had to give at least one star to post my review -__-

A great gift shop when you need that something special!! The women that work here are always…read morefriendly and helpful.. and to top it off, they wrap it all up!!! Great prices as well. You will not be disappointed.

This store continues to be a 5-star experience for me. I was in recently to poke around and as…read moreusual found such a gorgeous selection of French and French-inspired mainly household/kitchen items. This is a great shop to find unique gifts and they do gift-wrapping which is a plus. I find the salespeople to be friendly and eager to assist. I bought myself a Languiole cheese knife that I love. It was a nice addition to the charcuterie board I recently put together. I am returning to the store to buy two more....another for myself and the other one as a Christmas stocking stuffer. Never too early to start one's Christmas shopping, imo. If you're in the area, do check out this shop; I think you will be glad that you did.

I have been shopping at La Petite Maison for many years. I return regularly to purchase…read morecollectibles that I adore. I have bought numerous gifts for friends throughout the years, especially for babies and children. Nan also offers a rotating selection of housewares, gourmet foods, linens and various other goods. I continue to patronize the store because I have developed a bond with the welcoming and helpful staff. Also, several times a year there are special events and tastings celebrating all things French. La Petite Maison is a frequent destination. Vive la France! Vive La Petite Maison!

What a fantastic new place for this antiques and interior design store that was formerly housed in…read morea tiny space in a random part of Hingham, and is now in a huge light-filled space in the pleasantly busy Hingham Shipyard shopping area. In addition to interesting items from the 19th century there is a vast array of mid-century modern furniture and accessories. You don't have to have a house or office entirely devoted to Mad Men sensibilities to appreciate this modernist aesthetic. The space is such that things have enough room to be clearly seen and admired. This is not like some antique stores which can be dark, and overly filled with items placed too closely together to get a proper perspective. The furniture, lamps, glassware, dishes, and art work are all spread out in a double-wide space with plenty of room and high ceilings making it easy to walk around and admire everything while imagining this or that in your own home. Peter, the owner, and his adorable assistant, the perky dachsund, make browsing a pleasure. Questions are cheerfully answered and conversation about art, decor and furniture flows. Right now I have my eye on a beautiful drafting table that can change positions allowing it be used as a desk. I just fell in love with it this weekend and will have to go back tomorrow for another look. Some of the prices are more on the high side than I think they need to be but I get the sense that the owner is ready to do business with the serious shopper. This store is lovely, the owner charming and many of the pieces are fabulous. I'm glad this place has been able to expand while still remaining conveniently in my neck of the woods. It's definitely worth stopping by but leave that drafting table for me.

Amazing inventory and value, owner Peter is exceptionally knowledgeable and provides amazing…read morecustomer service. Hands down the best!

IKEA in Stoughton is the full format version of the store and it operates at a scale that rewards…read moreplanning before you arrive. We walked into a showroom floor that is extensive, with fully arranged room displays that give you a sense of how pieces work together in an actual living space rather than just on a shelf. That format is one of the more genuinely useful retail experiences for anyone furnishing a home or apartment from scratch. The pricing across furniture, decor, and home goods remains the core value proposition and it holds up. For what you get in terms of design and function, the price points on most categories are difficult to match elsewhere, which is why the store continues to draw the traffic it does despite the time commitment a full visit requires. The warehouse section at the end of the showroom walk is where you collect flat pack versions of the display pieces, and navigating between the two requires knowing your item numbers before you reach the warehouse floor. The click and collect option is the practical alternative to a full in store visit and works well. Ordering online, parking in the designated spots, and having the order loaded into your car helps a great deal. For anyone who already knows what they want, it is a significantly better use of time than walking the full floor. For a large scale furniture shopping trip that delivers value and requires strategic planning, IKEA in Stoughton remains a destination worth the effort.

Huge store, it's like a maze but every room has something to offer. Basically you walk through this…read morehuge "house" with rooms on display with everything (I think) purchasable. You can use the app to scan items and add them to a cart, use a pencil and paper they provide, or take pictures like me. Since everything larger is DIY you have to note the location in their warehouse so you can go pick it up after your walk through. I think they also do pick up orders as well. There's also the famous cafe with the Swedish meatballs!! Quality isn't terrible and it's within price budget. They pretty much have anything you could need for a home or apartment.