Fantastic store. There is a little bit of everything for everyone here. The store owners are very…read morefriendly and engaging. We had a nice discussion with them.

Nice helpful people. The merchandise is very unique. They have a lot of southwest and Hispanic…read moreitems from furniture to wall art, rugs and lighting for most budgets. A must stop!

Our long relationship with Blackmarr's is a tale that could have frustrated us, but where exactly…read moreare we going and what is our risk? It's a story made for cocktail parties. We came here to look at furniture, and discovered that the displays are absolutely wonderful. When we asked about fabrics and customizing our order, they had an impressive array of choices that blew the doors off the competition. When we balked at our original price estimate they agreed, and without a beat moved to another line that met our price objective. The quality seemed about the same, and the deal they gave us was about twice the furniture as our original choice. We ordered two barrel chairs and a wraparound couch for the living room. The time to manufacture the chairs was longer than they were accustomed to, because of the epidemic raging the country. The two barrel chairs and half of the wraparound couch arrived a little after the estimates said they would. But half the wraparound couch was the wrong color. Blackmarr's followed up and found out the manufacturer would build us a replacement wraparound couch immediately. When the replacement arrived in town, but just to be on the safe side Blackmarr's decided to inspect the shipment. No joy, the manufacturer had shipped the wrong furniture again. Another few months went by, and about the time we were going to follow up we got another call from Blackmarr's. Yes, the right part had arrived, and they would deliver it to our house immediately. As we all held our breath, the couch part was fitted into place. The color matched perfectly. As perfectly as if the original mis-shipped part had been found and re-routed to us. Through all this ordeal, we had the impression Scott and Lindsey at Blackmarr's were just as concerned, if not more so, than we were. They did what a very good merchant would do to keep our future business, with discounts and gifts and cards, and we were positively impressed. Yes, they have kept our business, and we will be shopping there in the future. I won't tell you who the furniture manufacturer was, but I'm sure Blackmarr's will be steering you to better suppliers.

service seems only to be verbal rather than actual…read more The owners do not stand behind the products they sell. "that's how it comes to us". is an unfortunate attitude when product quality is questioned. pricing seems high for medium to low quality of some items. this is a BUYER BEWARE store. verbal assurances are questionable.

Super cool store. The owner is very friendly and has style by…read moreEvidence of the quality of clothing and furniture!

The new owner sprays her clothes with some fragrance that she loves but doesn't come off the…read moreclothing after several washes. I think it's a liability risk. Fragrance is VERY personal. I don't recommend buying their clothes. My neighbor even complained about it to me.

I'm not sure whether to describe this place as bad taste, or as no taste. But in either case, this…read moreis not good. If you go into a decent furniture store, it should look pretty right as you enter it. Well, this place looks like you walked into the Salvation Army furniture store. Which would be fine if they had Salvation Army prices, but no! A two-seater leather sleeper of very undistinguished appearance will cost you close to $7000. Dining room tables are sold for $6000 - $10,000. If they were works of art, then yes that would be a price you would expect to pay. But they are not even attractive, much less artistic. My own recommendation is that you need to drive down to Phoenix. I highly recommend Copenhagen Imports, on Camelback. You will see pretty sights when you walk into that store. And, at the higher end of what this miserable Sedona establishment offers, you could buy fancy furniture are Roche Bobois. Yeah, these require driving to Phoenix, but what can I say. You can buy good art in Sedona, but you should drive down I-17 to buy decent furniture. Let me repeat. A furniture store is easy to judge. Just walk in the front door and cast your eyes around. You should see "pretty." If you don't, time to move on. It would be nice to support local Sedona businesses. But they have to be good.

When we moved to the area, we visited many furniture stores, including Phoenix and didn't find what…read morewe wanted or the prices were very high. The staff at Sedona Digs worked with us to find the right dining room table and chairs, carpeting and more in our budget. If they didn't have exactly what we were looking for then we reviewed manufacturers' sites to select well-made pieces of furniture made in the USA. They delivered the furniture and set up everything to look great. Our new dining room table (made by the Amish) and chairs are beautiful and so nicely made. We've gotten many compliments! We truly like the customer service and friendly staff. Happy to support a local business too!

This place seems so great and I was really excited to buy lots of fun things- a $75 mirror,…read moreornament, earrings, a print, cactus nail file, probably more because I love turquoise and colors...but I sat down on a bench by a koi pond for a minute (ironically, to check in on yelp and see why so many one star reviews for a place full of good stuff). An employee who I now also assume is Eva from other reviews came outside and told me she was locking that door so I had to come inside. The mirror I really wanted was outside of that door though and I was confused because it was close to 5 but they close at 5:30 pm. I asked her if she could wait to lock the door but no- they close some sections earlier and apparently that couldn't wait. I left without buying any of the things and will spend my money somewhere that people don't chase me out. I have worked in customer service and in a tourist place and it often sucks. I didn't and don't expect smiles and friendliness, but at a bare minimum need to not be locked out of the area of a store 30 minutes before closing. There are a number of signs indicating it's easy to transgress their rules and get yelled at or ejected...so weird how very unfriendly the people at a shop with so many great things could be. Ps don't even think about trying to use the restroom if not a paying customer- you have to buy something and then the other lady will grudgingly hand over some toilet paper. Dang! I went in so happy and left so annoyed.

This is a must see stop that has random indoor and outdoor rooms full of really cool things. Lots…read moreof pottery, artifects, jewerly, hats, crystals, Native American stuff, etc. Plenty of key chains, magnets, and fun things. I found the prices to be really reasonable verses prices up the road. I picked up a few trinckets and a walking stick to bring home. Employees are friendly

I went into this shop expecting more of a traditional thrift store experience, but it felt much…read morecloser to a consignment boutique in terms of pricing. While there were definitely some unique and high-quality pieces, many of the items--especially the jewelry--were priced in the hundreds and even into the thousands, which caught me off guard. One thing I really appreciated was how the clothing was organized by size. That made browsing much easier and more efficient, especially if you're on a time crunch. The store also carries furniture and other items, and everything is thoughtfully displayed--the presentation is clean, curated, and visually appealing. That said, it just wasn't what I personally was looking for. I came in hoping to thrift and score budget-friendly finds, so the pricing and overall vibe didn't quite match my expectations. If you're looking for curated, higher-end secondhand pieces, this might be your spot--but if you're hunting for true thrift deals, you may leave a bit disappointed like I did.

I was having lunch at Tamaliza a few stores down when I met a volunteer from the thrift shop. We…read morewere talking and she mentioned they were having a big sale. I stopped by and the store is huge with a small book library. The books were well organized by subject. They also had sticker prices outside. There's a lot to see. The native jewelry was beautiful.

Amazing work. Best customer service in the area. His creations substantially increase the value of…read moreyour home. The top in quality. Everything from medicine cabinets and vanity cabinets that matched the original wood in the home to built in garage cabinets that hold everything. Recently we created a home office...the built in office cabinets rival anything a custom home builder would provide.