Nice shopping, lots of booths and options. The cashier was more of an issue than anything. He didn't wrap my breakable ornaments and seemed disengaged. He was on his phone when we walked up. There were also snacks provided but the cheese looked squishy and warm. But, nice to have snacks as an option. Other things looked good. read more

Do NOT be a Vendor at any Painted Tree location. I tried sending the below email to Corey Gillum and Mike Cavallo but the emails were non-deliverable. The deceit and fraud I've experienced is unbelievable. If someone at Painted Tree Corporate will get back with me that will be great. Here is my story (completely factual).., Hi Corey and Mike! I'm reaching out to you to ask for your assistance in a matter that needs immediate attention. I have gotten nowhere with either your Edmond, Oklahoma management or with your customer service in Little Rock. That's why I'm reaching out to the both of you. On February 14, 2025, while shopping at the Edmond Painted Tree with my daughter, I noticed there was a booth available to rent. I loved the location of the booth and inquired about it. I spoke with an employee, Avery Clarkson about the booth and informed her that I started a dog bar soap business, but I was not yet ready to go live. I told her that the soap was not even made yet and that a lady (living in Indonesia) was going to help me make it and that I wouldn't be ready to go live until June or July. She said that was "ok" and that as long as I paid a deposit of $400.00 and the first month rent of $400.00 ($800.00 total), my booth space would be secure and that I would not be charged the monthly amount of $400.00 until I had the soap made and was ready to go live. I was very hesitant on even signing the agreement without a product to sell, but Avery reassured me (with my daughter present) multiple times that as long as I paid $800.00, the booth would be secure and I would not be charged the monthly rent until I had a product to sell, even if it was in June or July. TRUST ME, I never would've signed the agreement without a product to sell and empty booth space, But, I trusted Avery. On or around February 16th (2 days after signing the agreement), I text messaged Avery and told her that my husband filed for divorce and that I needed to cancel the agreement. to cancel the agreement The message went through and I assumed Avery cancelled the agreement. She never cancelled it. Instead, my credit card keeps on being charged, totaling $2,400.00 to date. I have reached out to several of your employees including Anna Weir, Chey Addie, and Will Guerra and have gotten nowhere. Instead of responding to anything I addressed in my emails, including Avery's deceit, their response is simply that regardless of what transpired, even if there was deceit, I'm responsible for the terms under the Vendor Agreement. This is not acceptable. I'm a highly educated professional and even went to law school (and, yes, I should've known better not to sign the agreement in the first place without Avery's words in writing), but at the time my daughter and I were so excited and I wasn't thinking legalistically. I'm asking that you void agreement that was based on Avery's misrepresentation and fraud. I'm also requesting a full refund of approximately $2,400.00 that I've been charged to date. This is not right and unacceptable. I'm not one to stay quiet when I've been mistreated. And, I will keep writing negative reviews until this is resolved and someone from corporate contacts me. I've been a loyal customer of Painted Tree for years, and have told so many of my family and friends to do business with ya'll (they had never even heard of Painted Tree before I told them). I would think your business reputation would be more important to you than voiding this agreement. I'm asking you to do the right thing here and honor my request to void the agreement and be refunded the $2,400.00 I've paid to date. Thank you and I look forward a favored resolution. Shelly read more

Do NOT become a vendor at Painted Tree! I became a vendor in late 2024 and had to pay in every month just to cover the rent. In September, someone wanted my space and was able to move out. My security deposit was never returned as promised and keep getting invoices each month. You cannot get in touch with anyone in the corporate office. On site manager is never there and staff has no knowledge of anything. read more

I love this store. I have been there twice now in the last couple weeks and bought some fun stuff.

I found this place on Yelp about two ago. About a month ago, I decided to drop in again and wanted to leave a great review. This is a really great store (a "community of ships") full of wonderful home interior items, pet care and apparel (I want the "Dog Daddy" shirt), women's clothing, floral arrangements at decent prices, t-shirts, gourmet food, cologne and body creams, you name it! Each area is different and tasteful and fun. I will be back regularly and am glad it's found a home in Little Rock. read more

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Huge selection of merchandise! Lots of different vendors with everything from socks to ribbon to dog treats. Loved shopping there!

Recently visited the Painted Tree for the first time and it was everything I expected and more! Awesome variety of items from unique handmade housewares to lighting and even clothes. Super friendly staff! We'll definitely be returning! read more

I had a horrible experience at Painted Tree. This is my first and last visit there. I was advised by my audiologist to wear masks with the ties because of my hearing aid. When I first asked a Painted Tree staffer about masks that tie, the staff laughed at me, saying that was a weird question. I then told the staff that I just started wearing a hearing aid and was advised that I might end up accidentally removing the hearing aid with the "behind the ear" mask. Then i was told "you can get a mask anywhere. That is a weird question." The staff said this while laughing. I replied "Obviously not because I've been looking for a while". The staff person pointed in a direction saying "try over there" without coming from behind the counter to help me. I couldn't hear or figure out where he was pointing so I went back to the counter and asked again. Staying behind the counter, he just pointed again in a direction I could not figure out and said "to the left". After my second try I walked out. People with disabilities asking for help should not be laughed at or poorly served. read more