The mad Russian and I had been home yesterday all day and decided to go out and get a bite in town…read more After dinner we were itching for an ice cream, and that's when this newcomer to the neighborhood popped right in front of our eyes. One look into the store window and we knew we had to go in. Since we had just gotten our ice cream, we asked if it was ok to come inside and take a gander. Imagine a place where all the furniture is reclaimed and rustic, the leather furniture distressed and so comfortable looking that you might just for a moment think you see a sleeping child on the couch. This place is so awesome inside, we just had to have a look and kept going on for quite a distance. That's where we saw them- the matching end tables that have been missing from what we wanted our bedroom to look like and the bench at the foot of our bed. Enter Nadia and Frank, two of the nicest people you're likely to ever meet and moments later we were chatting it up and getting their story on how the came to be in our fair city. I'll let them have that conversation with you if you go yourself in person, but rest assured, it's a story we loved to hear and we were so happy that hard work can pay off and a dream can be realized. A few more minutes went by and Frank and I had conducted our business and I arranged for the furniture to be delivered to our home. We laughed because it was possibly the most expensive ice cream trip I have ever taken. But having said that, we were so pleased at our new purchase and the thought that everything was so reasonably priced. We already have spoken about a few other items that would look great in our home. I wasn't part of this conversation so much, but MR ( mad Russian ) was talking with Nadia and it seems Frank does all sorts of custom work as well. Come and see them and welcome them to the neighborhood. Best of luck to them both!

This is the coolest furniture store I've ever been in!!! My husband and I are re-doing our dining…read moreroom and are looking for a table that's a single cut piece of wood (a living edge table). They had an awesome one at the store and we spoke to the owner Frank and he's actually working on making us a larger one. And then we saw these really cool chandeliers to go above it. They really have the most amazing stuff! And the owner was incredibly nice and helpful. This is a place worth taking a trip to see!

Furniture for the home…read more Dear Ethan Allen, I truly liked what you did in the Revolutionary war and the nice furniture you offer for sale in this era. I have to admit, I tried other furniture places- I strayed but I saw the error of my ways and returned - please forgive me! It was so nice to get back in to your store and meet excellent sales people who know what they speak of and will come right over and measure everything in your home and give you great ideas and on and on... Your prices are high, but hey, I know that piece is going to outlast me. I'll hand it over, no questions asked. I have to admit, three men and a truck to deliver a chair seems like overkill, but they really did a nice job with the delivery. Really. I'll be back, I have two more rooms to go... Parking in front.

We absolutely love not only the quality of the furniture but the personal service that Ethan Allen…read moregives each of its customers. Bonnie is truly the best that has transformed our new home! She has an amazing ability to take our thoughts and ideas and make them a reality. Her patience, creativity and knowledge on how to put colors and fabrics together is incredible. We could not be more pleased with the 5 star level of personal service and will be purchasing all of our furniture needs from Ethan Allen in Huntington Station! 100% percent recommending all of our friends to Ethan Allen and wonderful Bonnie!

Scott was extremely helpful to my grandson Jack when tasked to create his own electric guitar! As…read morea grandmother concerned about obtaining the correct information, including but not limited to ... best type of wood to be selected, time frame, expectations, options for purchasing additional supplies, and good old common sense, I am deeply indebted to him for his help! Additionally, he reached out after project was completed ... needless to say the guitar earned Jack an A! Despite having to travel 50 miles to reach Urban, should my husband and I need any type of furniture ... we would definitely hop into to our car and head for Huntington knowing we'd get the best quality of materials, and great advice! Thanks again Scott!

The guys at Urban Specialty Woods did an amazing job building a custom bar for us that required…read moreadditional craftsmanship to be able to disassemble it so it would fit in a freight elevator. The bar is a work of art and they are a pleasure to work with. Highly recommend everyone at Urban Specialty Woods if considering working with them.

This place makes me so happy! I came there this past week to try and find some plates. They have…read moreeverything you could possibly need. I can't believe how organized everyone's section is. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It put me in the best mood once I left. Will return!

This place has a lot of great antiques (usually too pricey, but sometimes can find a deal on…read moresomething). However, I went in the other day and found a lampshade on a shelf that I liked that happened to not be priced. As a person that regularly frequents thrift and antique stores, I understand that if it's not priced then it's either not for sale or someone ripped the price tag off and thus, it's not for sale at this time. I went up to the counter where THE OWNER was sitting and I basically said "I understand if you can't sell this to me since it's not priced but I am interested!" The owner responded rudely and said that the reason it's not priced is because I took it off the base of the lamp where the price is. I said "Oh, I didn't take it off the lamp, it was by itself on the shelf." She huffed and rudely said, "Yes you did... I should know, it's my store!!!!" At that point, it wasn't worth fighting for so I turned around and put it back where I found it (on a shelf with 5+ other solo lampshades). On my way out, she tried to THEN haggle me and offered me $10 for the lampshade and then offered unsolicited advice that I should really bring in the lamp if I'm looking for a lampshade. I said no thank you and left. I don't need to be lectured and accused of something at an antique store filled to the BRIM with items. Antiquing is supposed to be a fun way to find old treasures and functional items for your home.

This place has everything and anything. A lot of the items sold there are refurbished, handmade,…read morehand painted and unique. Boho, vintage, antique. Highly recommend this shop.

My mom and I took a furniture rehab workshop with Sandy. She was amazinggg. If you don't already…read moreknow how to paint furniture, the class is well worth your time and money. We had so much fun learning the painting process and techniques. Sandy answered all our questioned and modeled along the way. We now can't wait to begin painting old furniture! Will definitely be coming back to the Huntington shop.

We purchased an expensive sofa from Classic Galleries. The fabric on the pillows was flawed. The…read morefabric was an uncharge. They reimbursed me for the extra yard of fabric I purchased to cover a chair, but they did not reimburse me for the uncharge on the pillows. I spoke to the manager in person twice, and both times he said he would call me that day. Two times now I have not received a call nor the reimbursement for the fabric uncharge. Therefore, the rating goes from a 5 to a 2. Service after the sale didn't happen.

I won't even give these animals the satisfaction of showing my check in…read more Looking for furniture for your house to me is fun. Most guys would wave it off saying to their significant other, "whatever" you choose is good. Not me. I have a vision in my head what my dining room set should look like, how I spend the next 30 years at this dining room table and chairs is something I take seriously. Enter Classic Galleries in Huntington Village. This place actually taught me how to buy cars as well a detailed negotiations after being burned here. The late 90s, my wife were driving all over Rt110 and looking for a classic dining room set. I don't want a "square" table. I'm looking for something French Country, woods that are dark but not too dark. Are you feeling me Yelper? We go to lunch in Huntington Village. I had plans to stop in Classic Galleries after shopping all of the other traditional stores. Sure enough, we find the exact table I had in my mind. Two young parents who are decorating their house and are buying a pretty expensive piece of furniture. All the tables we looked at had 6 chairs. I ask the floor person, "Does this table come with 6 chairs"? Oh yes we're told. We give our deposit and place the order. We go to our parents and tell them about the new table, we're so excited. Yippie! The furniture takes about 2-3 months to ship to the USA. I noticed on the invoice there are no chair quantities. I call up and ask how the shipping is coming along and more importantly, there are no chair quantities on the invoice. Oh, there are 4 chairs shipping along with your table. WHAT! Yes, your order was place with the standard 4 chairs. If you'd like 2 more chairs you'll need to spend "x" amount and with the shipping it will cost "y". (Y=very expensive and raised the price point to where I did not what to be) And that folks is some sneaky BS to get a sale. I ask to cancel the order immediately. Oh and we're keeping $500 of my deposit. Have a nice day. Have a nice day?? Our little hearts were crushed. A $500 dollar loss was a hard lesson to learn. If I was shopping today, I wouldn't consider this place. Who the heck wants to spend an exorbitant amount of money on furniture at a gallery where today you can by direct from a southern furniture manufacture? Where there is no 3 month wait period? I've lived, I learned and more importantly, I've been burned. If your a sales person at Classic Galleries and did this shady deal to two young kids? Shame on you

Funk and Swagger isn't your average vantage point and antique shop…read more The owner has a wide range of things, including both handmade specialized items and classic pieces. An antique drive-in movie theater speaker that had been transformed into a Bluetooth speaker was what I bought. There are a ton of goodies in the store, and there are many more in the basement. If you're interested in incredibly fascinating things, you should go to this amazing place, You never know what you might discover.

If you're looking for higher price items then go there . Not a big selection on items and I thought…read morea lot was over priced . Cute store but too high priced .

Such cool selection of vintage stuff in here. I particularly love oddities and creepy finds and…read morethey delivered. Left with some cool finds. Lady working the counter was very sweet. Def check it out if you love all things vintage!

I have been to Rosie's vintage numerous times. The staff is very nice and very helpful. I have…read morefound numerous treasures here. The prices do range depending on the vendors, but I do not think that there has ever been a time where I have not found something great the property is charming and it is awesome to see a part of history. They do have throughout the year I would recommend checking this store out. You are bound to find some treasure.

Absolutely love my new sideboard. Easy transaction and very quick delivery. Always happy with my…read morepurchases . Love the quality.

I like the store, its selection and how all is displayed. However, the customer service is…read moreunprofessional and inattentive. No eye contact with customers from 2 employees, no interest in customers, being on their private phone, while customers wait at the sales desk, and when letting them know the customer is ready to purchase, giving attitude as if the employee is annoyed. After all, it is not a 99 cents store, but a pricy place, and it would be nice if the customer service matched the environment.

This is a good sized store full of unique home goods both new and used. The prices were reasonable…read more Would love to pop in on the regular to see what new items they have.

Nest is such a fun and eclectic place! It's definitely one of those shops that's geared towards…read morecasual browsing, as opposed to a department store with designated aisles or sections. I usually end up buying gifts, seasonal decorations, or little treats for myself like tea, antique trinkets, and candles. I find it hard to describe how the place is organized, but essentially every little alcove in the store represents a particular local craftsperson or entrepreneur. Some of my favorites include... * "Ma belle maison," which is a collection of interesting, reasonably priced antiques and decorations (some sourced directly from southwest France). I found a really cool antique pen tray and some North American duck stamped cards that I have framed above my desk. * "Backstory home" has the best seasonal candles I've ever found! The pumpkin bread candle actually smells like the real thing, and isn't too sweet or overpowering. I also bought their Taylor swift inspired candles for my cousin and she loved them! * Not sure if it's "Harbor cheese and provisions" or "Tono's Tabletop," but there is a fridge stocked with charcuterie, cheese, and nonalcoholic drinks that I've bought for picnics in springtime! Nest also has craft workshops that you can sign up for, and pop up shops that rotate pretty frequently. The clipper ship tea company is currently there, with a unique selection of loose leaf tea blends to choose from- like pumpkin chai! All in all, I love coming to nest. There is something for everyone!