Owner Leslie is a splendid gal! We have mutual friends through Capital University's bed & breakfast…read morehouse, so it was nice to be able to stop in and support another local independent Bexley business. This store is full of household decorations, cute travel knickknacks, fantastic party gifts, and a decent selection of tee shirts. Hi, I'm Gwen, and I'm a tee shirt-holic. I got myself two cute Capital University tees to sport around town. I didn't have much time to look around, so I definitely want to stop back and look for some gifts for my sister and teenage niece for Christmas this year!sorry for no pictures, folks. My clicking finger got engulfed is the plethora of cool postcards and around-the-world wall decor!

This is such a cute store with great local handmade items from jewelry, home decor to shirts…read more Everything is made by a local artist. I love to support local businesses as they work very hard on the items they make. I bought a cute pair of paw print earrings since I've asked hubby for a pair and he didn't deliver. So onto the earrings, everything is handmade so it's great from the necklaces to earrings, you know it's made with local pride. I also got a block with the Ohio symbol and home written inside as it's very appropriate for my household. Maybe I should have gotten the Oxford one too since my hubby went to Miami, but I'll definitely be back soon for more stuff! I love supporting local businesses and giving back to the community that works so hard!

What a fascinating collection of salvaged doors, windows, lighting, statues, tubs, and more. Great…read moreplace to find items to decorate with, repurpose, or display. Prices from a buck to over $20,000. Staff were polite and helpful. My wife purchased a cast iron column that was quite beautiful.

Wow. This place is a salvage wonderland. If you are looking for authentic salvage pieces for a…read morerenovation or to add character to your house, this is the place to go. However, I found the prices to be a turnoff. I saw several items that seemed to be vastly over priced. And it made me a little suspicious. For example- pulleys. I couldn't find one under $125. But I have bought several of the same quality for $40-$70 apiece. Similarly- old doors. Some of the doors marked $425 can be easily found elsewhere for $50-$100. Certainly some were worth the price but I was shocked at how many plain wood doors were marked up that high. All this being said, I don't know much about what the Columbus market will bear and they do have some truly amazing stuff here. I saw a phenomenal stained glass window- appeared to be from an old church? And glass door knobs- they had a ton of those as well as other hard to find hardware... Bottom line, I might stop here if I have my heart set in something in particular but it will have to be an investment piece... And something super special...

I love businesses that have been started out of the pure goodness/personal love of the owners!…read moreLocal shops seem to be much more in tune with there immediate community (or have a unique ability to, should they take advantage of). Re:Work's commitment to building furniture from reclaimed barns is smack on point! I was introduced to this husband-and-wife-run show at a Yelp event showcasing locally run businesses around central Ohio. They know where to look, who to know, and how to make wonderful furniture. Picture frames, tables, basically, you name it and, if it's feasible, they'll make it! We were able to make a simple, but classy wood plant vase out of their reclaimed barn wood. "Reduce, reuse, recycle" at its finest! I'm excited that they're working on expanding there work space. Having the front-space addition, they're planning to make a "show room"/ come and try/experience their offerings before you chat and decide on a design. Nice!

We were so lucky to learn about Edgework Creative at an event that was being hosted there. Lindsay,…read moreone of the awesome owners, was at the event. She gave us some background on the company and just made us fall in love with what they are doing there in Grandview. We purchased a kitchen cutting board that evening and it truly is my favorite addition to my kitchen. The quality of this cutting board is obvious. It is sturdy and beautiful. We hope to purchase a tall standing mirror in the future. They have many on hand in their workshop that can be viewed if you stop by. We are saving up now for it. Feel free to stop by their incredible shop to see what they have on hand for purchase. You can also contact them via their website with any vision you have in mind that you would like made personally for you. Check them out!

What a great place to stop in when in the area. Great for just browsing and seeing incredible…read morecraftsmanship, but also a great place to buy gifts. I've been twice and both times found great things for myself and others, and the employees are always friendly. Definitely worth it to stop in and see what they have.

Loooved this unique store! There are so many neat things to look at. Take it all in! Definitely a…read moremust stop when you are in downtown Columbus. Tons of small gifts and unique furniture. Everything was priced well. I will make it a point to be back and get some furniture pieces!

We popped into a new contemporary home goods store downtown called Artisans & which opened in…read moremid-March. The store could use a little more inventory, but the styling of the shop and craftsmanship of the items that the owner procures are very nice. Not local stuff but unique international artisan wares- Italian glassware, Portuguese linens, handcrafted candles, and many other beautiful contemporary things. It is nice to see interesting retail shops opening downtown.

great and very nice people amazing products i would definitely recommend checking this place out…read morethe fragrances they have are high end and smell great so do there candles

What an adorable little shop to stumble upon! Walking around German Village during our recent trip…read moreto Columbus, we came upon this gem. Many little rooms to explore, loaded with art, jewelry, woodworking, trinkets, pottery and more! A beautiful and inspiring shop to find the perfect gift. We'll be back next time we're in town!

I have nice memories of coming here as a child with my grandmother and aunt. I've only been as an…read moreadult once or twice but need to visit more often. It is a lovely shop with many rooms full of jewelry, gifts, greeting cards, seasonal decor, etc. You can spend some time looking at everything. I got some Christmas gifts and a few cards. My aunt reminded me they used to serve hot Constant Comment tea. I'm not sure this is still a thing. It's worth a visit if you haven't yet.

Studios on High is an artist collective. Artists come in and out of ownership of the gallery, but…read morethe average number of associated artists usually hovers around 15. I find that Studios On High has a female slant. Many of the artists are women, many of the themes in the work deal with femininity, and much of the work is aimed (in my opinion) at female buyers. A lot of the art features animals and nature as well. I most appreciate Studios On High for its history as a Columbus gallery; it's been around since the mid-1980s. Many of the artists who leave end up opening their own galleries, case in point, Jeff Hersey of Terra Gallery. If you visit, you'll catch a handful of the artists in the studio; sometimes they're in the process of creating something, or perhaps they're just knitting. The artists are very inviting and don't mind if you hang around to watch them work. My favorite pieces at Studios On High are always the blown glass vessels by husband and wife duo Scott Conover and Lisa Horkin. The tiny vessels are so colorful, and they all have great shapes. I saw Scott and Lisa last summer making the vessels on High St at a Gallery Hop. They also make bowels and vases. The colored pencil drawings by Rhonda Bartoe Tuckers are also phenomenal. They are so smooth that they look like they were painted. Since Studios On High is a collective, there's all kinds of art to be seen (in all kinds of genres): prints, paintings, jewelry, sculptures, paintings, drawings, knits, glass, ceramics, etc. The artwork changes often.

Another great stop along the Short North Gallery Hop and an affordable one to boot…read more Friendly staff, clever items mixed with high-end art, a laid back atmosphere, and a great 'standing collection' all contribute to making this one of the more accessible options in the Short North for fans of many styles.

One of my favorite shops in Olde Towne East! Always such cute and sophisticated items for your…read morehome, kitchen, and garden with friendly service. Loved stopping in to browse and see what find I might need. The owner has announced the closure of the shop so make sure to seeing by for some additional savings. Stop by if you can and support this local business while you can. Online announcement: After much reflection, it's time to announce that our shop is closing. This year has been tough, and despite hoping things would improve, we've reached a point where both the shop and I need a break. I'm beyond grateful for the incredible support over the last five years, both in-store and online. To show my appreciation, we're kicking off a 'closing sale' this Saturday with 40% off storewide (excluding A.J.Soseby The Scent Collection). Thank you all from the bottom of my heart. Excited for what's next! Keep following us for an exciting '25. We have so much more coming. -A.J. SOSEBY

I had been meaning to go to the Parsons Ave shop as it is five minutes from us. But while shopping…read morein Clintonville today I saw the High st store and we went in to see what it was all about. We were greeted by a knowledgeable gal who told us that location had been open three weeks. It is a very narrow shop but so exciting to see. Your eye takes in so much. I'm not sure how to describe what they have so I am relying on their own description. Cleaning in style. A collection of home, kitchen and found objects. Lots of wonderful candles. I needed a push broom so that is what I brought home. I intend to visit the Parsons store tomorrow because I like to shop local. They have limited hours but visit either shop if you can. You won't be disappointed.