My husband and I searched for months for the perfect art print for our home and spent a bit more…read morethan we planned. We looked online for framing options, but at the size of the print, didn't have many options. Did we want to save a bit of money, but leave it to ourselves to build a frame a mat a 42"x34" print? After searching Yelp, I found a framing shop within miles of our home...I could check them out and worse case, go home and order online. The consultation was amazing. I described my vision, and provided multiple options at different price points. When it came to the quote, we worked through different customizations until I found what I wanted at a price within 20% of those online shops you have to build yourself. I agreed immediately. Our piece was finished quickly and perfectly. They were excellent with communications and customer service. They rushed my order and made sure I was happy with the results. (spoiler: I was!!!!) We love our new addition to our living room. Thank you Matt and team!

We have worked extensively with the owners of Four Corners Framing on several major projects. Most…read morenotable an ornate oversized vanity mirror for a refurbished master en suite bathroom. As well as framed curated photographs. We have found both Mark and Heather the business owners to be professional, hospitality focused and extremely knowledgeable about their product lines. The finished products have been more than we could have imagined. The framed mirror in the bathroom is a main focal point and reflects design elements which were important to us. We would not hesitate to continue to use Four Corners Framing on future projects; and highly recommend their services.

My boyfriend surprised me with a Indy Fused Glass class for my birthday! We've been watching Blown…read moreAway and have wanted to try it. Glass fusing is a great first step to glass blowing to understand the element of glass The owner is awesome and very patient with answering questions! You have a ton of options to choose from and really able to make it your own. You can explore different types of glass, textures, colors, etc. I would totally recommend taking a class here!

Amazing experience and the result was a beautiful piece. I signed up for a class as an activity…read morewith low-covid risk (small class sizes, large studio, and masks) and I've always wanted to try it. The owner/artist/teacher was great. Very hands on without being overly hovering. It was really cool to have so many options both in what we made and the colors and styles to choose from. The class was listed as two hours but we were not rushed in any way which I really appreciated. I also learned a lot about glass fusing! We will definitely come back to make something else- it was fun and our projects turned out great. This would definitely be something fun to do with a group of friends or coworkers.

If you are a pottery lover like me then this is place will make you feel like a kid in a candy…read morestore. They have wheels, tools, glazes, pre made ceramic pieces for relatively cheap and they offer studio time Tuesdays from 4-7pm for $15 to use the tools and glazes and offer free firing for items made during the session. I went in just to check it out and I purchased a few pieces to take home but I cant wait to take my daughter for a fun after school activity as it starts getting colder out doors.

Lots of great options. Good help - answers questions of a newbie! It's a dangerous place as they…read morehave lots of cool tools and glazes and more.

A very interesting work space in broad ripple. I came upon this studio during the broad ripple art…read morewalk. After talking with the potter about her work and the size of her kiln, I perused her display area and was quite impressed with the quality of her work. Vases and plates and other creative pieces. So easy to stop in here and buy someone a truly unique piece of art.

I stopped in at this gallery last week while they were exhibiting works by a talented artist, a…read morewoman welder in her seventies! The place also displays pieces from the owners' collection and local artists, all in a friendly comfortable space. It's definitely worth a visit.

Recently I did a little Friday night art tour in Broad Ripple. I had heard about this place but…read morehadn't stopped yet -- I'm glad I finally did. First, the building. There's no mistaking you're in BR because the building is a cute former house complete with wood floors and quirky little rooms. Second, there's wall art, small sculptures, and jewelry for sale for all different price points. This would be a great place to find a gift for a friend. Third, I was the only customer there on a Friday night. If you don't like crowds (and who does during a pandemic) this is a great choice. Plus the staff was so friendly that they deserve some more business!

This is my happy place. Antiques, historical buildings, friendly staff, beautiful garden- what's…read morenot to love? We stopped in today, beckoned by the "Antiques" flag swaying in the breeze. A smiling clerk welcomed us and explained the three buildings holding antiques and lamp shades. Brown's has been in business since 1945! I was drawn to the Clay City Pottery with beautiful colors. (Clay City Pottery is local, made on the west side of the state.) My husband honed in on several old political buttons. The antique furniture is lovely - mostly colonial. Prices are reasonable, especially for the quality of the antiques. A small cottage is filled with traditional style lampshades and a few more antiques. The garden that connects the buildings is lovely and peaceful. Old grinding stones are used for the walkways. There are several flights of stairs and the walkways are probably difficult to maneuver in a wheel chair or with a stroller. Street parking is free.

Went there to replace a lampshade and the charming environment made my day. Haven't been there for…read moredecades -very little has changed about the physical environment but the items on display for sale are easy to view clean and tidy. It can be physically challenging to walk up rickety stairs to the attic of two different buildings and the paths between the buildings are uneven so just be aware of that. David Brown son of the original owners is very helpful and pleasant.

I truly sterling selection of high end gifts. I'll be going back there next year to pick out a few…read moreHuras family ornaments.

There are TWO Addendum stores at Carmel City Center (catty corner from each other). One is lesser…read morethan: sells MacKensie Childs, hot fudge sauce, and quirky throw pillows. The other is *exquisite,* which sells fine goods from US, Italy, Mexico, and France. Brands like Jan Barboglio, Trvdon, Fieldbar, Baobab, L'Objet, etc. The owner might seem snobby, but he's actually quite patient and helpful (and he owns the most high-end store in Carmel, so an "aire" is understandable). His employees are wonderful (looking at you Janelle)! If you need a luxury gift for someone (or yourself), skip Neiman's website and head to Addendum, tout de suite!

Peter Grant's bills itself as a lifestyle store and I'd say that's pretty close to the truth…read more Mostly, the lifestyle items in this store include lots of beautiful, extremely comfortable-looking furniture, a few eye-popping, gallery quality pieces of art - especially the large Raku pottery works. However, there are also some cool smaller goodies like hand-blown glass pen holders, some very angular and modern blown glass oil lamps, paintings, pottery dishes and the like. I think what I liked most about this store was its merchandising. I really felt as if I was walking around in somebody's house or vacation retreat - very nicely appointed vacation retreat - and the store had that warm, inviting feel that soft lighting and careful object placement helps foster. Even on an unseasonably hot day, the store felt calm and cool and made us want to linger - we briefly considered a short nap on one of the double recliner-style loveseats we noticed..... Most extravagant and kick-ass item: the huge steel indoor/outdoor gong crafted by artist Tom Torrens that sits just inside the front door....amazingly cool.