Employees are helpful and professional. Selection of products is vast. Make sure you have enough…read moretime to browse. Pricing is more than fair compared to retail stores.

This is the type of store that I could spend a lot of money at without meaning to (like its…read morecounterparts, Marshalls and TJ Maxx). It's similar to those stores but entirely home goods, as the name suggests. The store is huge and has everything from furniture to decor to seasonal items. I had fun looking through the shelves, but my only complaint is that the shelves aren't entirely organized. The store is organized by section (kitchen, office, living room, etc), but the shelves within each section kind of just have a bunch of items on them for you to sift through. This could be a plus or minus, depending on what you're looking for from a shopping experience. I think I could find a lot of good decorations here and will return whenever I want to spruce up my apartment!

Country cottage type gifts for home and person. They have a loyalty type program and I hear host…read moreprivate happy hours. The hours are abreviated and the space is quaint.

Such an amazing store with a ton of gifts. We purchased an original painting from the owner, John…read more We cannot be happier with his artwork. I cannot stop looking at it. Worth the stop.

Abode is simply the best! When I had moved into my first apartment here in Rochester a few years…read moreago, Abode sold me my bar cart that I still use and adore to this day. Their social media is incredible, their mid century modern offerings are timeless and beautiful, and the team here is so helpful. They have a huge assortment of bar accessories, couches, hutches, coffee tables, end tables, and SO much more. They are most active on Instagram and have a hilarious presence. They show off what hot items are in the store and prices for each. They even allow order on Instagram and will hold things for limited amounts of time if you see something you really need or want. I loved their old location in the Wedge, but this new location on Clinton is larger and allows for more goodies to be brought in more frequently. As we settle in to work from home life and you're looking to spruce up your space, shop local and head to Abode!

This is THE best furniture shop in all of Rochester. The owners are super kind, the prices are very…read morefair, and they also have tons of cute things you didn't realize you needed. Candles, plants, cocktail mixes, art, greeting cards... a perfect place to buy someone a gift, and to buy yourself the midmod furniture you've dreamed of!

When we lived in Rochester this was our go to place for wedding / birthday / anniversary gifts…read more They had a good selection of unique artist made gifts with a lot of beautiful wood and glass items. They also had a fair amount of jewelry. On our recent visit it appears that their inventory is more heavily skewed toward jewelry. Yes they still have plenty of other options but not like the past from what we observed which limits it's appeal for us. Still is nice to see this eclectic gift shop still in business all of these years.

A unique place with unique gifts and artwork, etc. right here on University Ave. Located in the…read moreNOTA- Neighborhood of the Arts- Craft Co. No. 6 is a great place to shop, look around and get ideas for your abode or a gift for a special person. There are 2 floors of fantastic finds. Friendly, knowledgeable service from the staff there too. Check it out!

Just so you know, their location has moved from Hyland Drive to Jefferson Road in the Market Square…read morestrip mall, taking over the old Bed Bath & Beyond space. What's nice about the new location is the space--while the previous store felt cramped, this one is light, bright, and filled with a wide variety of products. The staff is present and generally friendly. This place has something for everyone. Sometimes you'll find everything you need, and other times maybe not, but they do offer some lovely items. If you're unsure what to give as a gift, a gift card is always a good option. They also share a large parking lot, so parking is convenient.

It is the season for a lot of shoppers, messes in stores, etc, but this HomeGoods location was…read morepristine. They had a lot of inventory still for holiday goodies. I'm excited to see what the store looks like post holidays as well. I'd have to admit some prices were higher than I thought, and some were spot on or at a value. You definitely need to search and then research if you're out on the hunt. I thought the workers were all very nice answering questions and checking you out at the end. I spent a great deal of time here. You will find an array of things you need and don't need, and it's all fun until you spent $250 and you are unsure if that was the goal. But, I will say, I am looking forward to being back soon!

My husband and I had an absolutely wonderful experience at Warehouse 127 and walked away so…read moreimpressed. If you're tired of the same old big-box furniture stores and are searching for something with real character and quality, you need to check this place out. First, the furniture itself is on another level. This is real, solid, beautifully crafted stuff that you just don't find everywhere else. You can see and feel the quality in every piece. It's clear they specialize in furniture that's meant to be cherished and built to last for generations, not just a few years. We were so impressed by the unique designs and the sturdy, solid wood construction. What truly made our visit exceptional, though, was the service we received from Lance. He was incredible. From the moment we walked in, he was friendly and welcoming, but in a completely no-pressure way. He is so knowledgeable about the pieces, sharing details about the craftsmanship and materials without being overwhelming. Lance listened to what we were looking for, offered thoughtful suggestions, and patiently answered all of our questions. He genuinely made the entire process of finding the perfect piece enjoyable and stress-free. You can't go wrong here. For anyone looking for high-quality, unique furniture and an honestly pleasant shopping experience, Warehouse 127 is the place. Be sure to ask for Lance--his expertise and fantastic customer service are the gold standard. We'll definitely be back!

My friend and I were in the area, and I've been following this place on Instagram, so I was excited…read moreto finally check it out. The inside is visually stunning! You could easily spend a good amount of time browsing in what I believe is their new location. They carry all kinds of home furnishings, candles, books, glassware, cocktail essentials, and more. Some items are well priced, while others are a bit on the pricey side but I get it, and the quality shows. I picked up a few things that really spoke to me. I'll definitely be back for another visit. It's right across from Rohrbach Brewery in the Public Market District. Parking is available on the street or in nearby lots.

Very rude owner and not conducive to making new clients, would never go back there. Insulted my…read morepicture of my dining room and commented that her clients did not like the finish on my table -a 10k Drexel heritage beautiful dining set named Old World heritage guess she has too many high end customers LOL

This is a mandatory stop for my mother whenever she comes up to visit. Her ethos can be summarized…read morelike this... NPR. Never Pay Retail. To whit, the reason she loves Windsor Cottage is that it is an upscale consignment store, expertly curated. If you're out hunting for furniture and decor, this has to be one of the stops you make.

I went here for the first time over the weekend and they had a lot of great vintage items and items…read morefor home renovation. Their prices were great and they were running a 20% off sale as well! The employees were all very friendly and knowledgeable about their products. I would be back again when I'm in the area for more vintage/antique finds!

Do you live in an older home? If you live in the city, that is a likely situation you're living in…read more The problem with old homes is for as beautiful as they are, replacing parts when they break can be expensive and difficult. ReHouse takes that problem as well as the ethical repurposing of other houses to use. Whether you need an old sink or some doorhandles, ReHouse has you covered. I've even seen things as large as staircases that were rescued from a demolition just waiting to be brought into a new home. You wouldn't know it from the front but behind the store is a generous parking lot ready for you to fill your car up with new salvage to bring home.