This is the company that created the beautiful clock I bought at A Priori in Berkeley. A friend…read morewas wanting to buy one like or similar to mine as a gift. Being a resource person by temperament and training, I did some research and found their website. I also found this thread of Yelp reviews. My friend couldn't go to the A Priori website because it's down being redesigned. The woman at A Priori told me that these folks had been impacted by the recent hurricane but were bouncing back. Looking at the website, I saw quite a few clocks in a range of prices, so they have a bigger inventory than I anticipated. Interestingly, the price of the clock I bought at A Priori was less expensive than from the artist. . While I haven't been to the showroom, the previous two reviewer have and it seems like it's worth a visit if you're in the vicinity.

What an awesome little business! My husband and I were on our way to Asheville and we stopped at…read morethe NC Welcome Center. We knew it was going to be a rainy week and wanted to browse the travel info for indoor options. Hubby saw a brochure for Sabbath-Day Woods so we decided to go on our way to Asheville. There were at least 5 people working that day - all we spoke with were very friendly. We talked with the lead craftsman and he was very helpful explaining about the different woods and processes used to make the items. I decided to get a candle (my weakness) while hubby continuing chatting with the man. Finally hubby selected a clock for his office - a beautiful craftsman made out of cherry wood. After we left, I browsed their website - which is beautifully done as well. So glad we stopped in Sabbath-Day Woods as not only did we support a local family business but also bought a beautiful clock that will be cherished.

Excellent experience from start to finish beginning with the sales personnel to the delivery…read morestaff. The quality and character of the furniture purchased has made our house a home. Could not recommend High Country Furniture more. Thank you Traci and the entire staff for everything!

Great selection, high quality furniture, they negotiated the price, and delivery was on time by a…read morecouple of very professional and courteous guys. Well done!

Stopped here the other day for some dining room chairs, basically a last-ditch attempt to see if…read morethere was anything local before ordering from a giganto-retailer without paying some ridiculous price. First off, selection here: great. They have a whole bunch of stuff, from beds (not in the market) to recliners (still debating on) and couches (didn't know I was potentially in the market until this afternoon)...and, of course, the dining room sets including chairs I was looking for. Price was fair (not quite FB marketplace/NextDoor/CL cheap, but cheap), and then add same-day delivery and fantastic service make this place a great place to look for your furniture needs.

I wouldn't shop anywhere else for furniture and decor. Friendly, polite but not pushy or in your…read moreface. Fair prices and quick delivery that they furnish. No third party delivery service here. I was quoted a price and that was what I was charged, no hidden fees. I would highly recommend this business and its owner. I won't shop anywhere else.

This is a fun little local antique/americana/tchotchke type place. Lot's of things to look at and…read moresome unusual items to take home. This is a short review but you've gotta see it for yourself. It's on Depot Street and there's plenty of free parking in the lot at the end of the street. Check it out. I think you'll be pleasantly pleased.

One of the three Antique stores we visited on a Saturday. Clean and organized, not an overwhelming…read moreamount of items so your eye isn't pulled in all directions at once. It was nice to visit but the amount of Confederate memorabilia (heroic Stonewall riding through town with the traitorous flag) left me with a bad taste. I could have overlooked this bit of Southern Pride but then I came across the most racist thing I've ever seen in my years on this planet. A shelf dedicated to "black" memorabilia- a sat and pepper shaker set of little black boys that were created to overwhelminlgly resemble apes. It made me sick to my stomach.