Small shop with very friendly and knowledgable staff that sells a collection of vintage items from…read moreestates and (what appears to be) redone items to bring them up to "ready to use" status. They specialize in mid-century and very colorful decor.

There is always an amazing selection of furniture and other house accessories. You are always going…read moreto find something cute and relatively affordable. My roommate and I have furnished our entire apartment minus the couch from this place, we LOVE shopping here.

I really enjoy going here and looking through the unique furniture, artwork, antique decor, etc…read more Things can be fairly pricey, but the price goes down over time, so it is fun to stop in once a month. I've bought a lot of picture frames for low prices (under $10). It can be a little difficult at times to sort through items, and sometimes it is hard to look at everything because things are placed kind of precariously on top of one another. Also, the staff can be a little cold. Not rude, just don't seem very happy that they have customers. They do have interesting workshops advertised, though. All in all, Consign-It is worth checking out if you are redecorating or need some inspiration!

This is an absolutely charming shop - Black and woman-owned - in Kennett Square! The owner - Cindy…read more- is so fun and always willing to answer any questions you might have. She hand pours all of her candles in store, and has other fun things that you can buy, ranging from jewelry to masks to body lotion! She also offers at home candle making, but make sure to stop by for your own candle making experience in store. You get to choose a mix of 2-4 scents and you make your own candle (and you can enhance the experience by bringing your own wine)! During the two hour setting time, walk around the other amazing shops in the area. Come here. You won't be disappointed. Cindy makes you feel so warm and welcome!

Horrible! I spent 15 minutes on the phone with an agent giving my credit card and mailing…read moreinformation. She put me on hold for more than 10 minutes and then we got disconnected. When I called back, another agent told me that she put me on hold to take information from another customer. They said they would call me back and they never did. I called again. They said they would call me back. Horrible customer service. I canceled the order with my credit card.

We used them for my MIL 75th birthday. They were so easy to work with and did a great job…read more They made sure that every detail was perfect and gave me great suggestions on how to enhance the table witbout costing a lot!

Container Store has long been on my bucket list (strange bucket list, huh?) of places I want to go…read more I've often seen them featured on the many home decorating shows I watch and long for more organization in my life. Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit (couldn't check in due to app problems) while hitting up my favorite eatery. I was hoping to gain inspiration, and find creative ways and ideas for dealing with all the stuff I own. I came prepared ready to purchase, armed with measurements, and my own tape measurement. Hubby was along for the ride, reluctantly, but was to be my voice of expertise as I'm the planner and project manager but he has to ultimately execute my ideas. There were a few projects in my home I wanted to tackle and fully expected to leave with a several purchases. However I left empty handed. While the store is nice and large and does have an assortment of storage ideas for every item imaginable it lacked creativity. I didn't find inspiration or any ideas that I haven't already thought of myself. All I discovered were tons of people (and hard to social distance in some isles) and rows and rows of overpriced plastic goods. The custom closet department especially was crowded and the floor displays had price tags that matched buying a used car. I see no reason to come here vs Ikea, which has similar displays and custom services, and the same particleboard quality. Makes me wonder do Container Store customers have no idea that Dollar Tree and Dollar Generals exist? Even Walmart, Target, and any big box retailer sells pretty much the same plastic bins at a fraction of the cost. I still can't get over their prices. I expected to be wowed, but left disappointed. One thing I do know, it's not even a challenge to replicate their storage solutions by visiting a dollar store. It's elementary!

Love this Container store. There are so many nifty boxes, organizers and well, containers in every…read moreshape, size and color. The staff was so very kind, patient and helpful. So many ideas, lots of things to buy. Nice store, organized, spacious, well laid out.

We had a very hard time finding and keeping a handyman to finish projects after we moved into our…read morenew place. Ray and Laurie came and finished our list of projects plus a couple we hadn't included on the list. We were thrilled with all the results and they're wonderful to work with. Highly recommend!

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Debbie did such a beautiful job redesigning my living room. It went from awkward to fabulous and…read moreuseful! My husband was thrilled! We had tried moving the furniture around and still it was never right, until now. Thanks Debbie!

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