An institution in historic downtown apex for 19 years. Locally owned and operated not a chain of…read morestores. Pam and mack are super Friendly and make you feel like family with amazing customer service. The shelves have food, candy for kids, home decor, candles seasonal offerings. A great southern full of charm merchant. And did you know they make handmade farm tables. Cant wait to see what they have in store next. Come get Your candles soaps and home decor at great prices too.

Every town should have unique little stores like this one where it's kind of fun just to look…read morearound even if you aren't looking for anything. They have an eclectic selection of home goods and gift items. They even had discounted items on clearance. Definitely stop in the next time you're in downtown Apex.

If you are looking for " the unusual " , unique, odd, antique's, this is the place to come. If you…read moreare seeking the above, you will find it here. They even have jeep, pottery, art work from local artists, crystals, fossils, clothing, and more. When I walked in I was surprised on how big the store is from what I expected from the street view. Just a few blocks west of town on west 64. Make it convenient if you are visiting the city of Pittsboro many unique shops and breweries, oh yes also the Mexican restaurants. Be sure to stop by and check out this shop.

I have been there twice within their posted business hours and the doors were locked with a closed…read moresign in the window. Correct your posted business hours! It's not a good way to do business; and it's very inconsiderate of your customers.

Locale: On the edge…read moreof commercial sector of old downtown Pittsboro in the intersection between Hillsboro and Salisbury Street, there is a corner store that focuses on antique/vintage furniture and decorative arts peppered with a few current items. The store's ethos focuses on sustainability, but not just for the sake of selling "old things" but rather as a replacement for "new things" and to prevent such items from accumulating in a landfill as they clean and repair (when needed) items before setting them on display. As you walk toward the store you are greeted with a welcoming blue-green colored sign, announcing that you have arrived at your destination. Ambiance: On a hot and sunny summer day, it is very nice to be hit with a wall of cool air as you walk through the door and begin to browse. Not too cold, but just right. Don't you just hate walking into a freezer when you're dressed for the beach? Don't worry about that here. Unlike many antique/vintage goods stores, this one has plenty of room to walk without bumping into other people or items. Also unlike many similar businesses, the items are displayed very neatly and with thought. For example, a 1930s vanity and a Victorian armoire were appropriately staged with accessories that would have been used originally. This helps design-challenged people with ideas on how to personalize the item after purchase. In the Bag: The assortment of items runs the gamut from Victorian pieces to a more contemporary selection, although the bulk of the items are early 20th century to most of the "younger" pieces being more than 30 years old. There were also some Mid-Century modern pieces like the patio set, and the dinette. Additionally there were some items that harken back to the time when North Carolina was mostly an agricultural state and these items provide a first-hand glimpse at how life was at that time, such as the vintage enamel chamber pot. On the back wall there is a selection of vintage housewares, and collectable glasses. Behind the cash register is a doorway that leads to a stock room that is filled with merchandise, likely not accessible to the public. So although the sales floor has somewhat fewer items than many similar stores, because the layout was thoughtfully planned, there is plenty of backup merchandise in the case where many items are sold at once. Considerations: This store provides its clientele with unique and vintage items that you can actually use in your home. The selection feels curated and gives the impression that the store owner has given consideration to the selection and presentation, which gives this place a polished and professional feel. The prices are quite good, so you can expect items to be priced well lower than new items (in "normal" non-high end stores) albeit with the better build-quality that cannot be accessibly found today. If you can, I highly recommend this place to do furniture shopping. You may find something here that you will like, and you will be helping the environment by keeping vintage furniture out of landfills.

I love this place! The yard art is terrific, my yard is full of their clever and entertaining…read moresculptures. We'll definitely buy more.

I accidentally stumbled across this gem when grabbing pizza next door. I was drawn in by the…read morenumerous amazing sculptures on the lawn, and ended up taking one home! Inside is seriously a maze of incredible, handmade goods from all over. You won't find these treasures anywhere else, I promise. The owners are committed to exposing America to the art and textiles of other cultures, and eager to tell you all about them. I left with some jewelry, a neat snail sculpture made from all reclaimed "trash" metal scraps, some hand carved sandstone, a hand carved crucifix, and a purse. Nothing I went in expecting to get, and I get compliments all the time. Also a HUGE room of fabrics!

If you're looking for high end items; I suggest you try them. Just be prepared to look for the best…read moreprices. They're a little on the expensive side. Still if you're looking for high end products with quality; I suggest you check them out.

This place has all sorts of wonderful finds. There are fun,…read morewhimsical things, as well as really nice, well-made antiques at reasonable prices. Just a really interesting, enjoyable experience.

I have purchased many things here and was always pleased with quality and prices. Bob and Peggy…read morehave created a fun place to search for antiques.

Just a warning, this place is only open on Saturdays, and not even every Saturday. We were on 64…read moreEast, saw signs, drove out to the place to find it was closed (3:00 PM on a Saturday, sign said they were open until 4). Got home and googled them and I think you need to follow them on facebook to find out when they are open, which isn't often. Probably a fine store, but if you're going to put signs on the road, you might want to indicate when you are and aren't open before people drive two miles out of the way.

Great customer service! So MANY items -- give yourself time…read moreto thoroughly explore. If you can't find it here, it doesn't exist

This place is amazing. They have a wide variety of different antiques from Books to clothing to…read morecurrency and more. The people that work they are really helpful, They're nice, and most of the stuff in there is for a reasonable prices. I would definitely recommend. also right across from it. There's an old train station. I've never been in it, but it might be a museum. It looks really cool. Plus I like trains.

A little bit of everything in this store. Space is tight with alot of breakables so I would not…read morebring small children. Alot of piles with no organization. Prices are firm and in the highest range(he knows exactly what he has). Check Ebay before buying.

It doesn't get better. The most delightful owner with such a good eye for wonderful treasures and…read morethe willingness to pass them along for a fair price. I have witnessed many people come in to pick up their checks of grandmas from the RTP area that have consigned their whole estate so that it can go back to our community to be enjoyed further. Kudos. 5 star stuff. Highly recommend.

I thought this place was amazing when they were in Lillington. I am happy to say it's only gotten…read morebetter since moving to Fuqua-Varina. The new place is fantastic, smaller than Lillington, but seems better. The shop is along the downtown Fuqua area so now a visit to Counting stars you can walk and visit the other shops and restaurants. Prices are great, shop owner is always friendly and becomes your best friend before you leave. She always remembers my wife since the first visit. It's like having a "bestie" in the antique business..

Beautiful store filled with lots of wonderful vintage and unique treasures. You never know what…read moreyou're gonna find here. Kerri is lovely and helpful and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend you check the store out

Is Gremlina a female gremlin? I did not see her but I entered a colorful world from decades past…read morewhen I walked through the door. The impressionist style artwork with vintage frames (painted by friendly owner Debra) lit up every part of this large store. My favorite area held racks of vintage clothes, shoes and jewelry. Gremlina has lots of treasures at reasonable prices. Set aside some time to browse and don't miss the four storage rooms in the back!

The store is absolutely lovely with many great quality furnitures and other decorative items…read more We went there the first time and got ourselves a table and already planned to come back for more things. The owner Debby is super nice, we like the fact that she is very helpful when we asked for information then she let us browse around freely. We believe that the price is always goes with the value, to compare with some other vintage stores, it seemed that Gremlina is a little pricier, but Debby has put her heart and knowledge to picking up great pieces and curated her store very well so it worth it.