Love, love, love. Have been going to Renee since she was all the way in Mantua (no rhyme intended)…read moreand so happy she is near me now. Am a huge fan of Annie Sloan chalk paint and Renee specializes in this and also how to use this incredibly magical paint. Super helpful, great suggestions, and lots of ideas can be found here. She also now carries IOD stencils and that really takes creativity to the next level- if you are into AS paint and such. The shop is super cute and quaint and there is a little antique store in the back as well- easy to find great little things to paint. Worth it in every way.

I'm all about restoring, up cycling & flipping; I do the dirty work myself I feel I appreciate a…read morebeautiful piece of furniture a little more than the average consumer because I'm more aware of all the hard work that goes into each creation. With this being said, I was really disappointed with this unusual shop. I had been eying this Indian style cabinet displayed in the front window for months & finally stopped in to see what this charming shop had to offer. Don't get me wrong, there are some really cool ideas that from what I've seen on their facebook page, you can sign up for classes & make yourself. And there are some truly stunning antique pieces available for any collector. In fact, I really like the idea of this concept, however, not only did the slightly overpriced inventory get me but the overall store setup & true purpose. It's not really a furniture store in my eyes but more of a chalk paint store only. It was kind of a shame to see some actual solid oak & cherry wood antiques ruined by chalk paint. The prices for the workshops are average for this area, roughly $55.00 plus tax. This shop would be a good idea if you enjoyed things like "Painting with a Twists" or are exploring new hobbies (there's NOTHING fun to do in Mantua!)... sorry, just not what I'd call a true furniture shop.

I stopped into Harrison Paint after searching Benjamin Moore's store locator. I have a major room…read morerenovation going on and have read really good reviews on their paint. I stopped in here and picked up some primer as well as two gallons of BM Aura paint. The lady that assisted me was quite friendly and helpful in finding the paint I needed. The prices are a bit higher than what you'll find at the big box stores, but I think this is due more to the BM paint as opposed to the store's pricing. I was very satisfied with my transactions as well as the end result and would definitely go back when/if I need more paint.

Harrison paints are our first choice for outskirts paint. Their service and products are…read moreoutstanding. As a painting contractor we rely on the best service and paint products from our vendors. Harrison supplies this for us.

Nice people who are very helpful. The store has a little bit of everything. If the item you need…read moreisn't in stock the staff will check its availability. Items can be returned if the packaging is good.

Are usually go to the big chain stores for hardware because they're so convenient. But a couple of…read moremonths ago my wife and I had gone to Ace Hardware because they refill propane tanks. The other day I got so frustrated with disorganized and unhelpful staff that I decided I would drive to Solon And see what they had. I was greeted three times. I had two employees ask if they could help me. I thought I knew what I needed but another came and asked if he could help me and he took me right to the plumbing item I was looking for and was knowledgeable about what I was trying to do. The cashier was sweet and treated me like a human. From now on I'll dry the extra distance and still get home quicker!

Jonathan was a great sales rep! He went completely out of his way to help me with my complicated…read moretransaction. My experience here compared to Solon (which I rated 1 star) was night and day. Not only did he dig through the system to find my previous transaction (which was not an easy feat), he was patient and offered to do more. He also was interested in learning how things work (like I mentioned, this was not a straightforward transaction). He and his coworker mentioned that training is done on-site, and the service here is a real testament to this location's management. If you have a choice between going to Solon and Woodmere, go to Woodmere!

Stopped in for the first time a few weeks ago. Being my first time in, I was not impressed. No warm…read moregreeting, No one told me the perks or benefits of buying Sherwin-Williams paint. No one went out of their way to help me or acknowledged my presence. I bought 2 cans of Sherwin-Williams paint with me and the gentleman who took care of me acted like he didn't know how he was going to color match the paint. No one gave suggestions or explained the differences in the paint. I thought I was doing the right thing by going to the paint experts. I was wrong. The paint didn't even match up. Honestly, I could have done the same thing at Lowe's. I reached out to corporate to share my experience and they gave me a district manager's number. I called left him a message and no return call.

Eric is the best! They are very knowledgeable, helpful, and professional. Highly recommend!read more

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. They provide quality paint for a variety of projects.read more

I needed some help locating a particular lock washer. A service rep came over and found it saving…read moreme some time. Great sense of humor as well.

What's happened over at Dunn's? Since this last change in ownership, the range of services offered…read morehas declined. I needed a piece of wood cut to 26", they sent me to the service counter, (which is in the back of the store...most inconvenient for those of us who have difficulty walking), and after waiting 10 minutes to be helped, a very kind young man told me that they don't provide that service. At a hardware store? The employees are friendly and capable, but it's no longer the same place it was in the past. I miss the old Dunn Hardware store.