Terrible customer service!!! When I walked in there were no other customers in the store and there…read morewas a staff member at the register. She did not acknowledge my presence the entire time that I was in the establishment which was at least 10 minutes. There were actually a few items I would have purchased but because I was so put off by the service I opted not to get anything.

Connected to the pancake pantry. It's a small store with clothes and Knick knacks. It reminds me…read moreof the many stores on the street they all offer the same things as this place. When I entered I wasn't greeted but ignored. It was a weird energy. Parking is really hard to find. They have a garage and street parking. I ended up getting some gloves to help to soften my hands. The package was already opened but I didn't realize it until I left. The gloves didn't work so 28.00 lost. The prices are higher. The store is set up nicely. I hope your products work out.

As Agnes noted, this is a very neat furnishing and decor shop where the staff doesn't seem to mind…read morea little aimless browsing. It reminds me a bit of several places on 8th Avenue (Pre to Post Modern and Classic Modern), and prices are in the same ballpark. Urban Decor is full of very sleek, modern furniture, some of it so hip and aesthetically pleasing that I'm not exactly sure how you sit on it. Though there are a few comfy-looking sofas, most of the chairs are metallic and cold, lending themselves more readily to being looked at than sat upon. Everything at Urban Decor is pretty pricey (even the cheapest of tables, stools and chairs will run you at least $200), but it all screams "I'm a successful, cosmopolitan socialite! Look at my furniture, but don't sit on it!" But that's what you'd expect from a place called Urban Decor, right? I saw some crazy lamps and neat little fixtures and tables that I'd probably purchase if I were financially able. There was a lamp that probably extended about twelve feet and dropped down like a fishing pole with a single, bulbous light at the end--very neat. Trouble is it cost about $500. Regardless, if I hit the jackpot someday, I'm certain I'll hit Pre to Post Modern and this place in order to furnish my lavish mansion.

I have visited this store a number of times and found the employees to be extremely helpful. Bass…read morehas always been helpful with the rugs and furnishings.I definitely recommend this store for pricing and inventory.

Good price points, quality, limited but great choices got the home, fun to shop throughout the…read morestore and just an overall great experience!

This is the coolest salvage store I have ever been to! The selection of fireplace mantels, doors,…read moreand church windows is impressive. They have a large selection of very special pieces, from columns and railings to light fixtures and decor. Very friendly staff.

Preservation Station sits on 8th Avenue just south of downtown and is bursting at the seams with…read moreantique architectural furnishings and fittings, so much so that even the parking lot has doors, tubs, sinks, windows, etc...in it! This place is filled from floor to ceiling, no embellishment, with doors, windows, mantels, hardware, door knobs, lights, handles, cabinets and other items. While majority of the items were aged quite a bit, it did appear that they had some new build doors and such if that is what you are after. Honestly, I think 50% of the inventory is doors of some variety, and I wasn't mad it! It is such a cool space to wander around for a bit. We stopped by looking for antique furniture and while they have a few pieces, that is not what this place is about. Even though we didn't find what we were after, it was cool to wander up and down the hallways and through the maze of rooms scoping out the goods...we really loved some of the windows and lights they have hanging around. Some absolutely beautiful, and pricey, finds that I could see absolutely making a space! The staff was pleasant and friendly, she greeted us when we were walking around and again as we were leaving. Overall, I could see the need and popularity of a place like this, especially when it comes to remodeling, replacing or upgrading a space.

I love this place! It's one of my favorite spots in Nashville for vintage decor and fun trinkets…read more Mid-century modern furniture, clothes, books, and a great selection of plants are just a few of the things you can find here. I never leave empty handed!

Brainless older "Karen" behind the counter . BEWARE…read more (Please, don't let that be the owner /manager.) I had a great time shopping outside of the "Pop Up Market" in front of Dashwood Vintage. There weren't many shoppers at the time due to the light rain . When I walked inside, I politely told the front clerks that I just came from outside and is it alright if I had my items. Then, the imbecilic older lady with dark hair didn't believe that I had purchased the items from outside. She kept saying out-loud " Did I buy them? " "Did you buy those ?" " Where did you get those items ? she argued. (Where would I have bought the vintage items , if it wasn't outside of the DashWoodVintage Pop Up market. Are you daft ? ) This was in the front of the store . Instead of holding my goods that I bought , like most stores , she told me I needed to get proof of purchase from the vendors . I told her that vendors should I have given that out .. And there were no signs and of that policy anywhere . Hello ? Not a customers job! She started to do it , but I told her don't bother . ** BIG MISTAKE! ** YOU LOST A SALE. ** And I doubt she made a big deal about the other patrons who came from outside from the open market that afternoon. Listen, wake the F*** up , who does that . Only in Donelson.. Real progressive! Nice .. Keep up the biased treatment , considering your near hotels that bring in tourists from all over the world . Please consider another venue, that promotes positivity and radiance! Money is made when the energy is positive not biased .

Cute store and smelled so good. Friendly. Again a little pricy but I guess its catering to…read morethe tourists... would recommend for the candles if u got the money.

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While Apple + Oak is small, it is filled with so many unique finds. They have amazing home decor,…read moregifts, stickers, stationary, and glassware. I was in love with all of the Turkish rugs-- sadly they were out of a college student's budget. lol. The stickers varied from pop culture, tv shows, politics, and local nashville merch. We got two! I was also able to get a birthday card! Their cards and stickers are reasonably priced. I feel like so many shops in nashville all have the same stuff; however, this hand-curated store felt different, as i had not seen many of the products here anywhere else. From the store and store's social media, it is prevalent that their mission is social justice and social change. It was so exciting to visit and support a local business that is supporting is local community. The cashier was friendly and welcoming. The store is clean and modern. We will be back!

It has been a few years since I've been here, but I still order place an occasional online order…read more My recent find was the "East Nashville" wine glasses to support the tornado relief. So cute! My husband and I found this place online because Kacey Musgraves made an appearance/signing to promote Golden Hour. We happened to be in town that day and decided to go. We checked out the store online and my husband said, "It looks like somewhere you would shop!" and it's true! When I walked in there and saw all the cute gift items, cards and kitchenware, I was overwhelmed! This place totally gets me! It's so freaking cute! If you're visiting Nashville, I definitely recommend this store - either before or after you go to Pancake Pantry!

Pre-lockdown experience…read more This has all the makings of one of my (now) trademark grim reaper reviews: 1 prior review (from 2017, no less), non-food related, out of the city core... Things weren't looking good. But one check of the socials and my fears were for naught. This is just the type of business that doesn't get a lot of attention on here.* Home boutiques in this part of the metro just make sense. I'm always eager to call it 'Bellevue' but concede that West Meade might suffice. I just wouldn't call it 'Nashville.' That's not an insult; it's just, I don't know, cartography? I came here in search of good Christmas presents for mom and that's what I found. From clothes to rugs to candles to tschotskes, I was very happy with the selection and possibilities. If I was going all out (and was buying in town), I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that the furniture options are fantastic. I saw couches, tables and chairs I'd like to appear in my home one day. There's a lot from which to choose so when you come in, do so expecting to spend some time. Also expect to interact with nice people. For the entirety of my time in the store (early winter, late Saturday afternoon), I was the only person in the gallery. Rather than feeling awkward or conspicuous, I was greeted with warmth, offered a cider (I passed), given gift advice, and engaged in a conversation about (what else) Vanderbilt. Even if I'd had no intention on buying a thing, after my interaction I would have done so. I truly appreciated the hospitality. In a home gallery, that couldn't be more apropos. Two For Home isn't a place you wind up at. You plan to come here. But planning yields dividends. I'd be shocked if you didn't leave here with more than one item -- and more on your list of possibilities. Shop local and discover your metro all in one place. I think you'll be a fan of the experience. *That is a mistake.

Great little shop! The selection was great and love Rainey the sales lady. Very personableread more