The best $20 rug sale everrr! Quality products, great selection of sizes and colors, easy to…read moreclean. Very happy with the 5 rugs I bought for $107!!!

Located right across from Lorraine Fabrics, I've been wanting to check this place out for awhile…read more I was finally drawn in during their annual sale. As soon as I walked in, I wondered why it had taken me so long to check it out. Located in an old warehouse, CMI doesn't have that warehouse feel. A good size room, filled with hand-braided rugs and baskets, the place is cheerful and inspiring. Even though I wasn't looking to buy anything, I just couldn't resist purchasing a Pawtucket rug (made from scraps of fabric) and a basket (perfect for storing those odds and ends). The staff were friendly and helped with moving rugs, giving the background to how they are made, and helping to roll them up for take away. While I was there during a huge sale, it seems that even the normal prices are pretty reasonable, as it was, I got a full area rug for less money that my IKEA rug cost me. And it is more beautiful, better made, and local. S This place has been there for 20 years, and is still a hidden gem.

Went to Hobby Lobby today to find an item I had seen online. The Seekonk store is always clean and…read morewell organized. I found exactly what I was looking for in the well marked aisles. I appreciate the sales the store frequently has. Everything I purchased was at least 40% off. Compared to other "craft" stores, I believe Hobby Lobby has the best prices and most eclectic variety of items. A few downfalls include paying for bags to bring your purchased items out and some of their political affiliations and policies. However, I'm finding it difficult to find any Apolitical business and political neutrality is rare today.

Hobby Lobby stores are all over the United States and offer the best in project, party and home…read moresupplies. This Hobby Lobby store in Seekonk, MA is walking distance to BJ's Wholesale Club, Staples, Panera Bread, and Raising Cane's. There are plenty of parking spots. I was shopping at BJ's Wholesale Club and suddenly the fire alarm went off, so I walked to Hobby Lobby to check it out and stay warm. The store was huge and when you walk in, there are aisles of holiday items from gift tags, wrapping paper, gift boxes, stockings, wreaths, and other decor items. Throughout the other aisles are fabric, wall decor, books, party items, frames, paper crafts, and so much more. All aisles were labelled and fully stocked. I purchased car coasters as a gift. There were multiple registers open and the cashier was friendly. Service was quick. I will definitely come back to Hobby Lobby when I need supplies for a DIY project or a party.

The Seekonk location was one of my favorite places to go for decor, bedding, kitchen gadgets,…read more glassware & dog toys! The selection is always great & their service is typically satisfactory, and the prices are hard to beat! Theres usually a line, as to be expected, but the last few times I've gone it's been slower & less careful. I had bought 2 decorations today that weren't wrapped and both got scratched in transit due to that.. for a store where most things arent duplicates this is disheartening. Ill be sure to specifically request my items be wrapped moving forward. In the past the cashier always just did it.

I don't know about you but I can't ever say I don't find what I'm looking for in these stores!…read moreAlways well stocked. Good quality. I always think I'm pretty well set as far as decorating. Then I walk in a Homegoods and start thinking of changing up things. Love there pantry items and almost always pay less than grocery store with a better quality item. Anything you need nice Rugs, furniture, curtains It's all there! store is organized, clean and I haven't met a sales clerk that's not helpful. Check it out. Any one. Can't say I have a favorite. Enjoy!

Absolutely a must when we visit Seekonk MA! So much outstanding home decorations quality made and…read morevery reasonably priced. I can't wait to go back again. Love this store!

Personal Touch focuses mainly on primitive home decor. While my home isn't decorated in primitive…read morestyle, they do have a few items that would fit into my home and probably most homes. They carry some of the same items you would find in many of the small home decor stores in the area. It's spacious inside and the owner was cordial. I found some prices to be high and others are reasonable. While I don't think I'll be a regular shopper, I may stop in when shopping for a gift.

Loved this cute shop on Hope. Have spent hours looking around at all the cute treasures. The…read moreselection is great from Sonny Angels to a ri shot glasses with RI SL** on it that my daughter had to have. The service was great. Prices are comparable. I will be back.

Anytime I'm in the area and time permits. I come to Frog & Toad - East! They have the most…read moreinteresting and campy little accessories, decor, clothing, and housewares. From the fun baseball caps bearing phrases that are dripping with sarcasm to the posters, bumper stickers and lapel pins that add a little levity to life. I definitely stop by here when I'm looking for fun gifts to give out of towners because there are so many references to local staples that are uniquely Rhode Island. Did I mention the staff is super nice every time I come in here? They know I'm mostly browsing and eventually will find something. They're helpful when you need them and they let you be to just explore and have a good time... sharing insights when they are needed and just overall helping make this a chill shopping atmosphere.

This store sells second hand furniture but has an identity complex. They want to be viewed as an…read moreupscale store but they certainly are not since their inventory is strictly "used." Selling used furniture and antiques is not a bad thing but the people who operate this establishment describe their inventory as being akin to Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware. It isn't. Home Again Consignment is what it is which is a used furniture store. Comparing themselves to Pottery Barn is laughable. If people want Pottery Barn furniture, they can just go to Pottery Barn, which is probably a safer bet when buying upholstered furniture since used stuff (even if it appears to be in good condition) could be harboring bed bugs. Yuk!

Beware! They have no system to track what is taken in on consignment or what is sold, according to…read morethe owner. We dropped off a set of my mother's Royal Daulton china in the spring and went back after a busy summer to have then disavow any knowledge of the china or that they even knew who we were. The owner lacks the basics of civility and is a thief!

Really nice, small country gift store focusing in primarily primitive style decor. It's small…read moreinside, but both floors are full of items. It was my first time visiting and the owner was super friendly and told me a bit about the store and the items for sale. Eighty-five percent of the items are made by her or local artists. Primitive style items can be pricey, but I found most items here reasonable. It's located right near the corner of Arcade Ave and Route 44, so it can be tough pulling in and out. My home isn't decorated in primitive decor, but I'd definitely stop in if I were looking for gifts.

Have driven by this quaint shop for a long time and stopped on small business saturday and so glad…read morei did. Had exactly what I was looking for and so much more. Karyn is super friendly ,greeted me upon my opening the door and made me feel very welcome . Cannot wait to go back and explore some more

Cozy store with a ton of history. This business was recommended to me and I figured I would check…read moreout the hype! Stopped in today for small business Saturday and left with a few goodies. They did have a sign on the door asking customers to not take photos while inside- whether it is for security purposes or to ward off the use of google image. I guess you will have to visit yourself! Extremely small parking lot, it looks as though they share the parking lot with a few other businesses, but have a few spots exclusively for their store.

My 3 sisters and my mother and I walked into simple pleasures after a beautiful brunch at waterman…read moregrille. My mom started walking into the store because it is her birthday and wanted to see the jewelry. Immediately upon entering we noticed how beautiful and organized the shop is. Rather small in space with only a few costumers in shop. The merchandise was from all over the world and my family (being well traveled) noticed many heritage pieces. My oldest sister had asked the store owner if she had made the jewelry herself. The woman firmly and with very rude intention responded "what?, what are you talking about NO." Afterwards we attempted to keep light conversation about the countries the items were from. The owner and her daughter are extremely rude and disconnected. They never once looked up at us or bothered to stop texting to answer our questions. On top of it they're very uneducated on their products and extremely over priced for items you can get for bulk on Amazon. I would of purchased some jewelry from this store if the woman would actually care about selling their products. Unfortunately I will never come back here.