A great gift shop to look through- they have it decorated for the season currently which was fun to…read moresee all the fall and Halloween items. The store smells great too!

Another upscale quaint shop selling all kinds of items that are unique yet you may recognize some…read morebrand labels. For instance, I found some "Melissa & Doug" toys and ended up buying one for an upcoming birthday present. It was a rug with a race track laid out on it and it came with four race cars. We have two family members currently into gnomes and this shop had a lot of variety in the gnome department. One we purchased was a girl gnome because it had pigtails. I had not seen that before. Another we purchased was a "soft" gnome. Both will be gifts when we get back home.

Such a fun place to visit with delicious menu! The house…read morehas a wonderful history, make sure to take time to look around. The original hardwood floors are gorgeous and the decor fits perfectly. Lots of drink option-I opted for a hibiscus tea that was great. Avocado, egg and cheese was wonderful with a unique, flaky croissant. Definitely recommend!

Everyone was telling me to get a volant at The Olde Bartley House. For those who don't know, a…read morevolant is the specialty sweet here: It's a laminated (layered) donut, similar to a cronut. They offer them in several flavors, but apparently, the one to get is the Abe Martin Apple, which is stuffed with apple pie filling and topped with streusel. You don't have to tell me more than once to order a donut. In fact, I'm probably already eating a donut as you're recommending a donut, because I love donuts so much! This donut (volant) was great, but I feel like it's a whole other beast. It's more like a pastry than a donut. A delicious pastry, though -- don't get it twisted. And so unique! I think if you visit Brown County, you need to make your way to The Olde Bartley House to try a volant. The Olde Bartley House is also a coffee shop, so it has coffee in all its permutations. I opted not for a coffee drink, but for a Moonshiner: a sparkling energy drink. I chose the Tangerine Dream, which tasted like a melted orange creamsicle! I was hoping that it would wake me up, because I was seriously dragging, and it really did give me a little pep in my step. When I visited, there were plenty of tables at which to sit, and the space was calm and relaxing. I saw a couple of people working at laptops. I hung out in the dining room for a bit, enjoying the music they were playing over the speakers while I ate my volant and drank my melted orange creamsicle-like energy drink. (They were playing some good music, which is always nice.)

It had been a couple years since my last visit, so I decided to stop by and see what this place…read morehad. Upon entering their property, I noticed a gazebo outside and a front porch that were loaded with outdoor items for sale. Inside, the converted house has several rooms worth of items, some seasonal, that included paintings, wall hangings, and generally decorative items. There is a back addition to the business that requires a few steps down. There I found wind chimes and some other larger items that took up too much room to be included in the smaller rooms at the front. The woman working was greeting the customers as they entered and she encouraged visitors to browse around and ask if they had any questions. Though I didn't buy anything this trip, it is a place worth checking out. Review #3241

I am a frequent shopper of this store and have nothing but positive things to say. In the last year…read morethey started their own furniture line which I immediately purchased a buffet which I added a lock to and made into a liquor cabinet for our house. The prices and quality here cannot be beat. A small business with charming and unique pieces to add to your home. You are missing out if you do not shop here.

This is a great gem located in Brown county Nashville, Indiana. When you go to shop in Brown county…read moredo not forget to go to this shop. They have all the furnitures locally made and they're finished is absolutely stunningly amazing you will not find such quality in your regular factory made stores. Although they are slightly on higher end of the price, their quality and their design outbeats everything else. Customer service is amazing. They explain how the products are made. They offer delivery to all over the US depending upon where you are. The delivery fees are decided this is a must store to stop by and check it out.

Trilogy Gallery just delivered my 1/4 sawn oak dresser and it is just beautiful, and quite well…read moremade. Actually this is my second piece of furniture that I have bought from them in the last year. The first was a walnut dining room table, and I just love it. The prices at Trilogy are more than competitive, the workmanship is fantastic, the service is beyond compare, and the men delivering the furniture are very polite and careful in the delivery process. I would buy them again. Absolutely!

This place looks small but has lots to choose from. Downstairs they have bibles , art supplies,…read morehomemade items, jewelry and much more. Upstairs is their boutique with lots to choose from. The owners work at the shop and are very friendly. Check them out.

Upstairs, there's a big room bursting with women's clothing, shoes, accessories and things like…read morethat. It's mostly boho and shabby-chic-style clothes in flowery patterns, flowy eyelet blouses, embroidered denim and lots of pastels, which is not my thing at all, but maybe it's yours? If it is, then you're in luck! This place has all of that and then some. Downstairs, there are lots of little gifts, knickknacks, trinkets and stocking-stuffer-type things. Sunglasses, lip gloss, funky earrings, bath bombs, journals and pens, books, home goods and lots more. There are also some Bible devotionals and signs with Bible scripture on them. I think Mulberry Cottage leans Christian, and what made me even more convinced of this is the music playing throughout the store (Christian music). This store also likes its signs: There are chalkboard signs with phrases like "Home is where family gathers" and "Bless our home" and other such anodyne phrases. This boutique is very colorful and cute, though. As soon as you step inside, you feel like you're in a special place, and I immediately wanted to take photos. The pastel rainbow-colored staircase leading you up to the clothing section deserves to be captured in a selfie, for sure.

Mariposa is a nice shop on the second floor of the shops by the Artist's Colony. I actually…read morestumbled into the store thinking it was Kiss the Cook! (It could benefit from a bigger sign by the door!) Once inside, I noticed lots of display tables, hanging items, and shelf pieces that were home decor, antique items, and garden items. Though a bit cramped, there was surprisingly a lot of things to view. If you are looking for accents for your home, particularly items that would fit into a vintage style setting, check this shop out. Review #3152

This is a beautiful little store located in Brown county Nashville Indiana. It's a gift shop. They…read morehave all sorts of gifts for adults kids. We even saw some Christmas gifts. Definitely a place to visit. Their customer service was great. They explained the products that they have in the shop and they also explained the price range. They have good selection of products and especially if you want to buy something in the last minute, this is the place to go.

A cute little store with lawn ornaments, windchimes, a Zoltar fortune teller, and a bunch of other…read morepretty neat stuff. Friendly and helpful staff. This is a place worth stopping in and browsing if you're in town.

When I first found this shop years ago, I loved the novelty items and the specialized tools that…read morewould make my kitchen duties seem easier. As the years have passed, I have less room for gadgets and the superstores and internet have made some of the unique items more commonplace. So, what used to be one of my favorite shops in town has now lost some of its uniqueness. There are still some unique food and kitchen items, so I stilldrop in when I am in Nashville. Now, I only buy something that I really need. Review #169

We went into this store for specific items that we have been looking for but have been hard to…read morefind. The owner was a very sweet lady. We found everything we were looking for. She followed great cleaning guidelines and sanitizing guidelines during our purchase. We will definitely be back for some more kitchen purchases.

Peter Grant has been crafting artisan furniture for many years. I bought my dining room table and…read morechairs from this location a number of years ago. I like that the furniture is locally crafted in Brown County and that local woods are used. And they even delivered my furniture up to Zionsville. Today, I stopped in the showroom to see what was new. I fell in love with the hickory rockers and matching pieces. Not only is the furniture beautiful, it's solid and well made. They also have a line of outdoor furniture that is so comfortable that I didn't want to get out. The clerks are friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are in line with what I see from imported options. If you want quality (artisan) made, solid wood furniture, and shop local, I highly recommend Peter Grant's.

When I win the lottery this store will get a large percentage of the winnings…read more Hand Crafted furniture of a none can compare quality. The Artists they promote still use perfect dove tailing, and tongue & grove, not a staple to be found. Even the mechanisms that elongate the table for use of it's leaves are sculptural. The Dinning Set I salivate over has a finish that feels like velvet. The Living Rm furniture that makes me quiver would be right at home in Barbara Streisand's salon (& everyone knows how picky she is). They also carry exquisite decorative accessories, hand thrown pottery, and some one of a kind jewelry. Theirs is the window I wish at most often, and never miss an opportunity to browse the shop like a museum.