I visited Sticks and Bricks for the first time yesterday. I have wanted to go in for a couple of…read moreyears, but they are always closed when I am around. If I lived in Noho, I'm sure I would have visited sooner. I recommend familiarizing yourself with their hours before expecting that they are open. I am giving this 5 stars for the following reasons: consistent aesthetic locally-made items repurposed items variety of prices unique That said, I would love to see the store expand their offerings a bit. I walked out with a couple of antique glass bottles, a hand-painted watercolor card (only $3!!!), and a few skeleton keys. My daughter liked the place a lot and liked the owner who popped herself out from working in the back when we needed to ask questions. She was quirky and charming and it's good to see a craftsperson (artist) working at what they do. I liked that you had a view into the work shop area. We will be back.

Sticks & Bricks in Northampton, MA is a treasure. Everything they make tells a story. They…read moreepitomize the unique style of the area--rustic & charming, reclaimed & transformed. They have a custom furniture service, so whatever you can dream up for your house or garden can be built for you--from kitchen hutches to tables to sideboards to custom shelving. We just bought our first house and wanted a showpiece farm table for the dining room. It was the first piece of furniture that we have ever custom-ordered. We were amazed with the result. Liz totally "got" our design and style perfectly. Not only is the farm table EXACTLY what we wanted (7'ft long...seats ten ppl easily), it was literally half the price of West Elm tables. AND she made it for us with reclaimed wood a local grain mill. Major bonus. They are local business that really cares about the community.

Every day I have my morning coffee in a mug I got at Pinch some 15 or more years ago. I pop in…read morewhenever I am in Northampton, and always walk out with something unique. I've always found the staff to be friendly but not pushy, and they can provide a complete backstory on the artists. Over the years I've bought wine openers, wallets, jewelry, lighting, and of course, pottery.

Pinch is a wonderful shop! The cutest hand crafted wares and the friendliest staff! I especially…read morelove the bowls and mugs, but it's also worth going for their artisan jewelry. I try to buy an ornament from here every Christmas while shopping for gifts!

Lots of beautiful decorations and accessories made by countries and cities of lower economic…read morestatus. Prices are higher given where they are sourcing it from but for a good cause. I recommend coming to check them out as it's perfect for gift giving!

We find the staff very helpful and well informed about the merchandise. They share what is new in…read morestock and what is on clearance. Great place to shop for fair trade items and know that you are supporting the artisans to make a living.

Super fun, cool store with 2 floors of vintage treasures~ a bit of everything. Nice service,…read morepleasant and engaging. Definitely worth the trip.

The amount of things I could say about this place is quite endless. For starters-yes they have very…read moreunique and quite cool vintage things, but for the price of my left kidney, I think I'll pass. If you want to go here don't forget your gas mask for the top floor. It smells like moth balls and wet spent cigarettes. I'm giving this place five stars because the dogs let me pet them!

My now-husband and I drove from Boston out to Northampton, MA to purchase our wedding rings at the…read moreDon Muller gallery. After being disappointed time and again by jewlers in Boston that were too busy to really care about us, meeting Don was a total dream come true. Not only was he having a trunk show of our favorite designer (Alex Sepkus), but he was also able to offer us some excellent suggestions for a "dorky" ring for my chemist husband. We walked out of the store feeling fully understood, appreciated, and completely excited about our purchases! They specialize in sophisticated-whimsy! This is the place to go if you want someone to really pay attention to your preferences and style.

This place is wonderful. Its a great place to find gifts or some new decor for your home. Also, it…read morecarries a wide array of fine jewelry that is designed by local artists. They also do custom pieces. A sure fire place to look for an engagement ring...

100% recommendation for Fly By Night!!! From our initial visit to the purchase, and ESPECIALLY the…read moredelivery!! Yes, the delivery. Delivery team of Matt & Felix went above and beyond expectations. When the sofa we purchased didn't fit through the front door, they hoisted it up to our second floor balcony and through the door and into position. I was pleased beyond belief. They didn't do the easy thing which would be returning it to the warehouse and having us reselect...we got exactly what we wanted delivered without a hitch. FOR THAT ALONE, I highly recommend Fly By Night. I hope they know how invaluable these guys are!!

Bad quality furniture and the workers (especially Paul) were inappropriate to my family. Beware.read more

OK, I came shopping here one time. They sell a lot of cozy socks for people who like to jam their…read morestinky-winky feet into sum soft sole cradlers. They also sell eclectic home gadgets and meaningless doodads like: ashtrays, sheer curtains + Hydro Flasks. Gulp! If you are fashionable, you could probably shop here, Bob. Do you like baggy corduroy pants with 40"-wide leg openings, Bob? If so, they sell 'em at Urban Outfitters. Jump into da corduroys, Bobby! Go! Go! go.  Pricing was fairly high for...well, everything in the store. Yes, most transactions at this store require a 50 dollar bill or larger. (But not all things, Harriet. For instance; one Mitchell & Ness MLB Los Angeles Dodgers Logo Dad Hat is only $35, before taxation.) The staff was staffing and such. Like, I saw them around -- but idk if they were in the mood to chat + mix n mingle. The store also sells kewl things that are kewl n retro -- like a Dr. Dre record. Dre used to really crank out the hits, eh? Urbies was a neat stop to enjoy! Shop here for fashion needs + non-fashion needs (disco balls, etc.). Hope u had a gud vday.

I'm a little surprised that Northampton allows Urban Outfitters, the big bad chain store, to stick…read morearound right in the middle of town. Urban Outfitters is an eclectic mix of merchandise though. It suits this town. Big nice location in what I think is an old bank or government building? Right in the middle of town. Who doesn't love Urban Outfitters even though I'm getting a little old for it!

We enjoyed the Marketplace's unusual cafe and had Matcha and Golden milk--the most amazing…read moreselections when you don't feel like coffee. Both were lattes, well-made and delicious. Where can you find golden milk! We will be back. Since we were in the Marketplace in Northampton, we discovered the Olive Oil vendor across from the cafe, and decided to do a tasting. We were treated with such hospitality, that what started as a whim, became a purchase. We actually loved the tastings of both the oils and balsamic vinegars, and decided to take advantage of the special so we got a bargain. I opted for the fig balsamic--my fav, and for the tasting, was delighted. It isn't as sweet as the ones I've had before, but it is acceptable. I do think I should try some others. We really enjoyed the shopping, tasting, and European feel of the whole Marketplace environment. It is a treat.

So gorgeous and affordable for the most uniques and stunning items for your home. I am so thrilled…read moreto be in the store every time I go there.