Did you ever go to one place looking for an item, and walk out with another? Well, this happened to…read moreme here. I was out shopping with a friend looking for some art work for her home, and stumbled across this jewelry line by an artist from Toronto, Dean Davidson. I purchased this gorgeous gold drop pendant with many tiny little cubic zirconias that are suspended from the neckline. There was also a bracelet that matched it, and I splurged and bought both! The antiques and furniture in here were well curated and they had some really nice pieces of furniture too. I walked out with the cutest little packaging for my purchase too. I'm pretty sure most women just love packaging like this! Adorable!

Shopped in this store several times. Excellent selection of unique items with…read moredesirable pricing and exceptional service Will continue to purchase from this store.as the owner is very attentive and most helpful! ann m

This lovely studio and shop was blundered into by mistake when we were looking for Grace & Grit,…read morewhich is rumored to make a mean cocktail. This though, is a walk up to a working studio space and a store for sale of various arts, presumably produced on site.

I love this place so much every time I go there and their are not any prints left in their vending…read moremachine they are sure to give to me their card and website information and keep me posted on when there will be a restock. This makes me feel valued and attended to and like I am more valuable to them then just my service. Also their prints are adorable

I found Acquisitions to be a totally fascinating furniture and home decoration store. What makes it…read moreso fascinating is their unique collection of varying antiques from places such as Spain, France, England and even Sweden but I'm sure other places as well. They also have a reproduction collection line of their own they term their ACQ Collection with reproductions having been done in Italy. I was shopping for a lamp and trying to visualize how it would look with my other home furnishings. To my good surprise they had a person who handles their in-house decorator and design services who was able to assist me. So if you're looking for a little something out of the ordinary and not found in most other such stores, Acquisitions might be the place for you to go.

Almost all of our favorite home furnishings have come from Acquisitions (Charleston and Atlanta)…read more Our sofas and chairs, Our dining room chairs, our leather sofa in our keeping room, our sleigh bed, and several English pine chests, benches, tables. A number of these pieces are five, ten, twenty plus years old and still look fabulous and classic. The staff (many of whom we have known for years) are so gracious and helpful and knowledgable. Definitely our favorite stores - and they have wonderful pillows, entertaining pieces, linens, etc. We always look forward to a visit to either store!

Matt G. was a phenomenal help today! Not only was he friendly but also was so accommodating to me…read moreand my sister in law who are from out of town. He asked intentional questions to help us find our perfect scents and he was a lot of fun!!! Great customer service at candlefish!

Such a cute store!!…read more The employees at Candle Fish are always 10/10 in customer service. They were super nice and helpful for my friend and I. They had this little art dispenser which was fun, and the store overall was beautiful - very clean and organized. I know they also hold candle making classes which could be fun for anyone visiting, I've heard good things!

Large antique and collectibles shop. Huge variety of items to choose from. Plenty of space to walk…read morearound and leisurely shop. Prices are good and the service is friendly.

A very convenient location. A great variety of antique, vintage and new. A very friendly, helpful…read morestaff. I love antiques and one space in particular caught my attention on the back aisle.

The Old Charleston Trading Company is absolutely stunning with unique and beautiful items. My only…read moreissue is I purchased this Welcome sign (after calling in advance to ensure it was in stock). I stopped in maybe 30 minutes later to be informed that it was now sold and they couldn't honor the current discount they were offering as it was out of stock. I found this to be an unethical business practice. I did purchase at full price because I loved it, but won't shop there anymore for this reason.

Interesting furniture for interesting people is their slogan. Tell me more! Terrific selection of…read morecoastal furniture, lamps, art work and decorative pieces at reasonable prices. Worth the drive!

Super cute store! The prices are actually really good! Everyone was extremely helpful and nice! I…read morewould definitely check them out!

The most beautiful shop I have ever had the pleasure to walk into! I wanted to buy everything in…read morethe store but will definitely be back to get something each time I come to Charleston!!! Do not miss this store!!!

Love this small business and the people who own it! I bought a sofa bed with simple, clean lines…read more The sofa was custom made so I knew up front I would have a little wait. So worth the wait. The delivery team put the sofa together(it came in pieces) on the spot in my living room like fitting a puzzle together. It was truly a 'white glove' delivery. This business has beautiful, quality furniture that lasts. Thanks, Hausful.

Gorgeous furniture, genuinely one of the worst delivery and communication experiences I've had with…read moreany company. I spent two and a half months searching for the right bed -- I needed a very specific look plus real storage underneath, which is a harder combination to find than you'd think. When I finally found this one, I was thrilled I ordered around Thanksgiving and was quoted 6-8 weeks for delivery, which came in close to seven weeks -- right on schedule. The problem started at delivery. I'd paid for white glove service, and the team that arrived could not get the bed together. After working on it, they determined the company had shipped mismatched parts from two different versions of this bed -- one with a platform base, one with a hydraulic lift storage base. I'd received the drawers for one version and the headboard for the other. No assembly instructions came with it, and the instructions the company tracked down over the phone still didn't match what was in my house. Because the installers were on a time limit, they had to leave with a half-assembled, incorrect bed sitting in my bedroom. When I called to sort it out, I was told I'd simply need to "deny delivery" -- even though the crew had already left. After more back and forth, they agreed to arrange a pickup of the wrong pieces and asked if I wanted to reorder. I asked for 24 hours to think it over, then called back the next day to confirm. No one picked up. My husband had to call from a different number before anyone answered. I was then told I'd personally need to call the shipping company myself to schedule pickup of the incorrect bed -- which then sat fully assembled in my basement for two weeks before it was collected. I was told the replacement would take "another six weeks, maybe four if it could be expedited" -- all verbal, nothing ever confirmed in writing. I emailed for an update on February 19th: no response. Followed up March 16th: no response. Followed up March 30th: no response (my husband called and was told it was "waiting to be delivered"). I emailed again April 16th and finally got a reply saying the item had arrived at their warehouse the day before and was being scheduled. I heard nothing further until I followed up again on April 21st, when I was finally given a tracking number. The replacement didn't arrive until May 6th -- roughly three months after the original failed deliver. When it finally arrived, I learned the first delivery may have failed partly because parts were missing from that shipment too. The reassembly was also rough: exposed screws, uneven feet, and no center support beam. We didn't trust it enough to leave as-is, so we bought our own support board. That was on top of an expense we'd already had to absorb during the months-long wait: we'd gotten rid of our old bed frame expecting a February delivery, so once it was clear the replacement wasn't coming anytime soon, we had to buy a cheap temporary frame just to keep our new mattress off the floor. hrough all of this, there was no real acknowledgment of what had gone wrong -- no proactive updates, mostly just "we're a small business" as an explanation. I understand the constraints of a small operation, but a simple "we're on it, here's confirmation, I'll check in by Friday" would have gone a long way. Instead, I had to chase every single update myself, often unanswered. The furniture is genuinely beautiful, and I couldn't find anything comparable elsewhere for the price -- I looked. If you're local and can buy in person, you may have a much better experience. But if you're ordering for shipping and delivery, go in with your eyes open: get every promise in writing, and expect to do a lot of the follow-up yourself.