I have used their website before and always liked their products and collection. It is great to see…read morea store nearby where you can check the products. This store is located in Downingtown in a busy shopping complex between Bj's and Wegmans. They have a shared parking lot. As you enter the store, they have lot of shopping carts to grab, and you will be amazed with the way the store is organized. The collection is just stunning with the seasonal items, rugs, home goods. Towards another end you can see international food items which is of great quality and quantity and variety. Overall, its a great store with lot of international items worth buying.

I've been to these before in Florida. Finally we get one here if you like an eclectic mix of food…read morefrom all around the world mix with a variety of home goods make sure you check this place out. Don't get me wrong. You're paying full retail, but the selection is enormous from all over the world.

It's a bit pricey at $70 bucks! However, when we went for a birthday party we were allowed to bring…read moreoutside food and drink which was nice. You pick your design ahead of time, and they have it out on the table for you ahead of time. You pick your paint/stain and then distress it. The worker was super helpful! I'm not sure if the price matches what you get. I'd probably pay $50 to do it again.

I have been to Board and Brush 2x. Once for a Kids Birthday party for my nephew which was a ton of…read morefun and cheap. I just went to make cornhole boards for our Holiday Party we are having in the backyard. They have a whole series of "backyard games" We had a ton of fun, we were able to bring our own alcohol and food and they even provided a private bar area with paper plates, napkins and plasticware. The staff is really helpful and helping people like myself who have no idea what i am doing with DIY wood signs. I would highly recommend them...and honestly its cheap for 3 hours of entertainment. The last reviewer seems to be from when they first opened and they have new owners now.

Penn is hilarious and he has got some nice pieces to look at, if in the area and looking for…read morefurniture or other antique pieces definitely worth a swing by.

From the owner: Keep your home decorating fresh and avoid the matchy-matchy look when you mix antiques, reclaimed…read moreand freshly painted items, and handmade artisan crafts all in one location. We offer fun and collectible decorative arts from the 18th through 21st centuries at all price points.

I was trying to get an idea if my China pattern that was 80+ years old was something they were…read moreinterested in buying. He looked up the pattern and said it wasn't an item they were interested in. I was OK with that, but he was a bit sarcastic,

Since my last review Dishfunctional moved from a warehouse type space to a retail strip mall…read morelocation in nearby Frazier. Their WC space had been sold and was being torn down. FDC and I were in the area so we decided to check out the new digs. The shopping center it's located in is large and has ample free lot parking. The space is bright and open. What we noticed was a change - in the old location there were rows and rows of shelves, with dishes organized by pattern or color. If you were hoping to find a replacement for a broken plate in your pattern, or to add to your set, you could easily do that and chances were, they'd have your pattern even if it was passed down from your great grandmother, who brought it with her to the New World. In the new space there was thoughtful merchandising of items, displayed in settings with style groupings but not necessarily patterns. Saw some patterns scattered in different places, like Kings Crown Ruby Stained goblets. I get it, they compliment lots of styles. Finding 5 of them may involve hunting. The store is lovely and well displayed. We found inspiration and were charmed. It's still a great store, it's more though general shop for amazing dishes and such and less looking for an item in a pattern. In its former format, Dishfunctional filled a need no one else had. Now it's just shopping for cool stuff. We'll still visit, my dish loving heart weeps though for what was lost when some real estate developer decided what West Chester really needed was more "luxury condos" on a semi-industrial area. One other thing - they still have a robust eBay presence so if you are looking for a specific pattern or style, check there. Also Alfred has an encyclopedic knowledge, so ask him about what you are looking for - or if you want to know more about a gorgeous bowl- if he's there.