We all have that store that you can spend hours in. Well, this is one of those for me. I can always…read morefind planters, kitchen items, and artwork during each visit. Everything is reasonably priced no worries of expensive price markups. Very budget friendly.

Door and the internet both say they open at 9:00 but doors are locked at 9:21 on a Sunday. Guess I…read morewill take my business elsewhere

Such a lovely place to go and look for furniture and love how they have everything set up. Love the…read moredresses they had on hand! Getting out with 2 under 2 is never easy and they were lovely. The ladies working there were very welcoming and provided the space to look around without hovering, but made sure to offer their assistance if I needed. I'll definitely be back.

Warehouse 67 is located in the Arlington Industrial…read moreDistrict. Friendly Designers show off a neutral palette. A variety of Rooms are staged & decorated with a punch of color. They really have an eye to accessorize with panache, & create an inspired atmosphere. My impression of the 4 ladies I met was that they are very capable, & I would feel comfortable working with them.

This new boutique, features handmade, rustic home goods, and quality home decor in the vein of…read moreHGTV's Fixer Upper style. Colorful jewelry and clothing, hostess gifts galore, decorating pieces, and even something for baby fill the individual vendor spaces tastefully, and are a feast for the eyes. If "upscale country chic" is your thing, or you are a fan of crops as art, or anything Southern and adorbz, this has to be your next stop! New owners are first time entrepreneurs with a passion for the funky and fabulous, and a friendly penchant for assisting guests. Take your time, as every corner of this place has something different to offer, though it all blends seamlessly into one theme. Conveniently located on Poplar Pike near Forest Hill-Irene, The Truffle Pig will surely become a regular on my gift shopping roster.

From the owner: We are a small town business, in the heart of Germantown, Tennessee. The Truffle Pig is a design…read moreand lifestyle boutique featuring a well-curated selection of goods. Each item is hand-picked for its spirit, beauty and respect for our planet. Our home decor, gifts, jewelry and art specialize in the perfectly classic or the perfectly quirky. Our store is home to many local and talented artisans that would love to help you tell your story.

Spruce is sort of the ultimate in hidden gems. It's located on the western side of the gray brick…read moreshopping center / office park on Sanderlin, near Interim restaurant. It's been open for almost three years. The storefront is rather small, but it's packed with color - there's furniture, lovely glass vases, handmade books, adorable toys, and reclaimed estate jewelry. The shop owner, Selena McAdams, is an interior designer, and all of the items inside Spruce have clearly been selected with great care and attention. I hesitate to call Spruce an interior design store, because it's much more than that. On my visit, I was totally taken with their selection of adorable and unconventional stuffed animals. I picked up a sea foam green latticework pendant necklace. It reminds me a bit of a lawn chair. So, a big thank you to the person who suggested that I check out Spruce. I'll definitely be stopping in again.

This store looks like it came out of Architectural Digest, and for that it gets four stars -- lots…read moreof posh, modern, fancy gear to make your space more luxurious. Personally, I found it to be three stars due to being a bit overpriced. A throw pillow filled with goose down, while beautiful and on my 'want' list, will remain on my 'want' list at over $200. Don't get me wrong, the place is worth a look -- and if money is no object, you'll find some pretties. They also carry pretty anthropologie-esque accessories, such as necklaces, bracelets, and a very sharp silver wristlet -- soft leather -- for $50. That wasn't so bad and I almost snatched it up. Other brands spotted were Terra Provence and Tatine candles, as well as Herve Gambs.

Really nice furniture. Great for finding pieces that are not your typical big box selections…read more Pricing on the higher end but for the selection, it's worth it compared to other stores. Salesperson was kind.

We bought a couple of chairs here, that I hope are perfect for our space. They won't be delivered…read moreuntil next week, so I'll reserve final judgement until they arrive. They had a nice selection and prices seemed to be comparable to some other places we have seen. Eric was helpful and courteous.

You need to walk a few times around to honestly see everything. There are so many beautiful…read moreselections at Christmas time. I will visit again when it's not a holiday season. I thought the prices were reasonable for what the products are. Barb was extremely nice helping us pick out ribbons for John Mark to make us two Christmas bows. We will return y'all!!

Wonderful staff and atmosphere . The shop is filled with beautiful merchandise and excellence…read more Lots to see and learn

Great for home decor, go browsing and find something new each time, prices are right . Get a new…read morelook without breaking the bank.

I enjoy shopping here even if I don't buy anything because they have a wide variety of items…read moreavailable. The employees are always helpful even though it can get a busy in here at times. The holidays are approaching and I love all of the seasonal decor and food stuff you can choose from. I was tempted to get the Dubai Chocolate Syrup but I restrained myself. The prices are reasonable, just make sure you have time to carefully browse as to not miss any of the hidden gems in this place.

If youre ever looking for holiday themed items, this should always ben your first stop. I love that…read moreHomegoods always has such cute items in store. The prices are also a steal. I always leave out with more than I intended on purchasing.

I was shopping at HomeGoods yesterday. The shelves were so jammed with merchandise that I was…read moreafraid to pick anything up to look on the bottom for the price for fear that I would knock something else off and break it. Also, the aisles were clogged with carts full of more merchandise that the employees were trying to jam on the shelves to sell. Sure enough, I heard something crash to the floor and break. An employee just swept it up and took it away, like it was a daily occurrence. I'm sure it is! Over all, it was an unpleasant experience to shop there. I'll have to be pretty desperate for a specific item to ever shop there again.