It's a great value even with a higher price because of the design services the staff at the store…read moreprovides is great, the density of pigments in the paint is lush, and the selection of custom colors offered os sophisticated.

Very friendly and attentive costumer service. The store is nicely organized and clean. Their paint…read moresales are awesome, so keep an eye out. I highly recommend their Harmony base. It has no VOC and very nice to work with.

By no means am I an expert in paints. I've done my due diligence and asked many contractors on…read moretheir opinions on the best brands of paint and 2 brands consistently came up. The first is Sherwin-Williams and the second is Benjamin Moore. While I entertained Home Depot and Lowe's as sources to get home renovation material, I absolutely decided against going that direction after I found out that many products they sell are "builder-grade quality". While that may sound like a fancy term, it is not. Home Depot and Lowe's gets lower quality products in many different categories (e.g., wooden floors, tiles, etc.). I've gotten a very good lesson from a trusted contractor who carefully explained and showed me the differences between the quality of such products sold at Home Depot and Lowe's so I was dead-set on going to Sherwin-Williams to purchase the best paint I could buy. I've been extremely impressed with Sherwin Williams corporate and the staff in store (Clayton and his manager). As you may guess, a wall full of 300+ paint color options makes it extremely difficult for a consumer to choose the right paint in 1 visit. Clayton and his manager guided us through with options and recommendations, which include showing us their mobile app to see the paint color in full decorated settings on the Sherwin Williams website. Clayton guided us through several options (and with a lot of patience) and in the end I was not able to decide what color I wanted. Surprisingly enough, you don't have to commit to a color during your purchase of the paint. You buy a base white paint which then gets tinted. Thanks to Clayton, I was able to take advantage of their 30% sale (last day of the year and it's biannual). I'm really thankful to him for this recommendation. Overall, I've been extremely satisfied at the level of knowledge and customer service at Sherwin Williams. I highly recommend going directly to this store instead of Home Depot/Lowe's. The amount of knowledge (especially if you are experienced) and attention you get is totally worth the visit.

Go-to retail shop for all things creative and DIY. Especially if you are one to look for…read moreinspiration in-person rather than on Pinterest, you should wander here to find your next project. Kensington has a street dedicated to antique retailers, consignors and upcyclists which goes by "Kensington Antique Row." More information can be viewed at: kensingtonantiquerow.com.

Lovely things, excellent work -- all done with soul. And the best people to engage with, so kind,…read moreso pleasant, so interesting. Janna understood my style instantly, and identified the best pieces for me after the desk I was originally interested in was taken. Finishing this desk was a battle royale due to the veneer that they did not realize was originally there, but they did it! And Scott personally tapped in every one of these tacks around the chair. These people do not quit. Janna also walked me through some detailing of a vintage piece that has been in my family since forever and distressing of a picture frame -- as in, countless messages back-and-forth until I felt completely comfortable. And it came out with fabulous results. On top of the top-notch work, it's wonderful to support a small business. I have loved every moment that I have been in touch with Janna and Scott, and look forward to more with these people I now consider friends. Do yourself a favor and check out Joyful Heart Reclaimed!

Lana assisted me in choosing remotely operated roller shades as well as vertical, sliding pleated…read moreshades for my new condo. Everything turned out beautifully and the customer service provided me was second to none. I also was very pleased with their installation contractor, Abbas, who did a very professional and careful install. A year and a half later, when I needed to recharge the roller shade batteries and couldn't remember where one was located, Lana came to the rescue with precise advice - promptly and pleasantly offered. Hunter Douglas is not an inexpensive option, but if you want superior customer service, professional installation, and an excellent outcome, you won't be disappointed.

Great, friendly staff that are always willing to help. I recommend this place to anyone looking for…read morequality product and people

This storefront must stay in business by catering to remodeling companies because it does not…read moreappear to like consumers. I live in the neighborhood and make a point to support local businesses but three difficult encounters in this store is too many. The real problem is that the rude employees are not the same, so it must be the management that is the problem. All three times I have been in this store I have met with impatient staff, on each occasion I have been cut-off mid sentence as I attempt to explain what I need, a dismissive, almost condescending attitude, along with casual, almost thoughtless "help". After my most recent bad experience a neighbor (with similar experience at this store) suggested I go to Strosniders in Bethesda for Benjamin Moore - which I did - and got helpful and considerate service without a bucket of drama. Avoid this store, maybe it will go away and be replaced by something better.

Love this store. They stock a great variety. Their customer service is the VERY best. Fast to get…read morein and out. The guys take me right to what I need.

I live in the neighborhood and love the store. Russ and the guys are very knowledgable and…read morefriendly. It's like a relaxed country store and inside the Beltway.

Kimberleigh at the Color Wheel in McLean went out of her way to quickly obtain the fabric which I…read morewanted to consider. She is very easy to work with and will listen closely to your preferences and respectfully offer options for your consideration. She wants her clients and customers to be happy with their choices. The experience of interacting with her was great.

Went to the Color Wheel today for guidance, brainstorming, etc., for adding wall paper accents to…read moreour home. It was a great experience, and Meri was super helpful! Designing our home has been a bit of an overwhelming experience, but we were so glad we stumbled upon this place. Can't wait for our finished product!

Good place to get some paint down to earth has something for everyone's price range only bad thing…read moreis the parking lot is awful don't come in the mornings too busy with contractors m-f 6:30am-7pm sat 8-6 sun 10-6

From the owner: Your local Sherwin-Williams Paint Store in Wheaton, MD, provides expert advice, premium coatings,…read morepaint matching, and professional-grade supplies to help bring complex urban projects to life. Connect with our team for expert recommendations, the right coatings and tools, and personalized support that helps you achieve professional results. As a convenient paint store near you, we offer online color tools, color consultation, wallpaper and application resources, brushes, and information on paint recycling, along with high-quality paints and options to order paint online. A Spanish-speaking representative is available to assist customers.

Customer service at this location is fantastic, particularly from one of the younger male employees…read morewho is frequently working. It can mean sometimes waiting a few minutes as they help someone in front of you, but you'll get the same patient and helpful treatment when it's your turn. They also have a parking lot which is nice given its location!

The customer service in this store is exceptional! It's also brand new and conveniently located…read morewith a parking lot.

The service is amazing. My Subaru key fob battery was very low, but the Gods were kind enough to…read moreallow me to drive from Poolesville where I had been, to Strosniders in Bethesda, Unfortunately, the folks I called first at ASAP Locksmith were MIA, after 2 calls, and telling me to keep my phone close because someone would be calling me immediately. Stosniders in Bethesda was so welcoming. It is simply their culture. They are happy and totally professional. The total for a battery replacement charge, $5, plus the 2 pk I purchased, came to, $15.59. Money well spent!

Sadly, after coming here for so many years - ever since it opened (we were there on opening day),…read morewe are saying "no mas" to the Kensington store. Why? Most would say high prices - but there is a convenience factor, and a safety factor (no sketchy characters in the parking lot - are you paying attention, Home Depot Aspen Hill?), and most importantly, the regular dollars-off coupons, which make the higher prices somewhat more palatable. So lets explore for a moment. Wouldn't you think that after so many years of coming here 2-3 times a week on average (sometimes more, sometimes less), at least someone there - one, maybe more - would recognize us? But it never fails. No hello, no "nice to see you," nothing. Instead, it never fails - one particular cashier NEVER fails to ask, "are you an Ace Rewards member?" Well, let's see - I was here yesterday, and the day before, and the day before that ... and you asked the same question - and I'm wearing the same paint-stained t-shirt - and I just handed you one of your coupons (which are for members only) - so, what do you think? So irritating. But, not the end of the world ... until the final straw. First, I'm in the nuts-and-bolts, serve-yourself isle - been there at least 100 times - and the same fellow (older) walks up and says, "so, do you know how to count up your items and mark them down?" Yes, old timer, I think I can handle that - let me see - four bolts, four washers, four nuts - yup, got it!! Again, not the end of the world - but really, how many times does this guy have to see me ... okay, never mind. Got what I needed and head to the checkout - I have lots and lots of items, about $100 in total. I avoid the "are you an Ace Rewards member" fellow and head to the other cashier. No hello, how are you, etc. She rings up the items and I put down my $10 off coupon - and she says, "that coupon won't work." Her logic - one of the items (and I have many) is "already discounted" by one dollar. So I say, okay, take that item and charge it separately ... she struggles with that a bit, and I still have over $50 and therefore, $10 off. And she says, "that coupon isn't valid because these items aren't discountable." So I say, "which items - all but one are Ace branded items - and where does it say on the back of the coupon that any one specific items here is not discountable?" Of course, the coupon says nothing of the sort - just some vague boilerplate language. After some further back-and-forth, she clearly is incapable of explaining her reasoning and clearly is making up the rules as she goes along. So I say, "tell you what - no sale - and tell the manager that you caused a no-sale of $100 of goods, over made-up rules that you can't explain." Remember, this is over a $10 coupon, which is a 10% discount off already inflated prices. (I also had the lesser $5 off $35 coupon, but - no deal!). I end up going to the big box store (Lowes Gaithersburg) and getting the same items, for much less money than what I would have spent, even if she had granted the discount. In a nutshell - what should be a friendly, local hardware store, where maybe not everyone knows your name but hopefully someone does, is nothing of the sort. Just a high-priced, limited-inventory place that I will avoid - and that, after spending thousands and thousands of dollars at this store over the years. We were so glad when it opened, replacing Hardware City - which was the world's WORST hardware store. But, we suppose the ghosts of poor customer service and overpriced items have not abandoned the building. So - Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice - avoid those ghosts of the past and endure the big boxes. One day maybe we will have a local customer-oriented store - the Bethesda store is somewhat better, but parking is a nightmare - sad to say, but unless it's an absolute emergency, we won't spend another penny in this store - ever.