If you are my mom, need a gift card for my mom or need to keep my mom busy this is your place. My…read moremom knits wonders for her grandchildren, my cousins' ugly kids and when I'm not a whole miscreant she makes me stuff too. This is where we buy the supplies. Buy local. The big box stores are for your pockets.

This place is fantastic! I just got into knitting and started by going to the store. The woman who…read moreowns it help me pick out a pattern get the right yarn and explain what to do in next steps whenever I had trouble with the pattern I would come in and she would help me. I don't know much about yarn prices. I'm sure it's a little more expensive at a local shop than a big chain store, but it is worth it with all the help you get and personalization. I haven't taken any of the classes yet, but she also offers a lot of crafting classes.

John and Tom at ORI Office Furn Clearance Ct were so helpful when I stopped in on Tuesday morning,…read more I need 8 conference chairs with a specific style. They are for a very traditional mahogany table. The table and new chairs are in a conference room for the administration office of an Episcopal church in the area. I needed to find something in a chair with casters but somewhat traditional. John and Tom found 3 styles I can choose from and John will be sending out all the information I need to make a decision for my client! I am their designer and a member of the parish where these will go. Thank you for making my job easier and helping a great client. Excellent service! Nancy Menz

If you have never heard of this business but you're in the market for a piece of furniture for a…read morehome office this is a "must visit". It is not always the fanciest furniture but there are plenty of deals to be had if you're selective. Years ago I bought a heavy wood desk from here for my home office ($15.). Several years later I found just the right chair for a different office set-up ($20). It was heavy duty and almost new. When my daughter went off to college we stopped in again and she found a nice upholstered swivel chair with wheel casters for her dorm room desk ($10.) On that same visit I found a new, high, swivel, stool type chair. They wanted $35. but I offered $10.. We met at the compromise of $20. If you don't need chairs or desks they also have filing cabinets, tables, etc. You have to walk through the showroom of new furniture to go into the warehouse of used furniture.It's amazing at the huge selection. I believe it's cash and carry so be prepared to make a decision, pay, and take the merchandise away with you.

Great attention to detail, and prices are reasonable! Cannot say enough great things about them!read more

Terrible. Been here twice and had an issue both times. Most recently, I asked them to repair…read morepockets on a jacket. They sewed part of the pocket completely shut and didn't address a ripped seem (see pic). I asked for a refund and the guy literally refused which is crazy. I think the source of the issue is there are too many people between the customer and the actual tailor so communication breaks down. I suggest finding a place where you can talk to the actual person who will be doing the alteration.

Jeremy visited mom's home and replaced a broken control on her very expensive recliner. The…read moreservice happened very quickly after talking to me on the phone about the issue. I really appreciate the fast and courteous service. I was even called back on a Saturday about my initial call to voicemail. Great support from Jamison's Home Store.

We decided to tour the Fern Creek area of Louisville and stopped into Kim's Pickins off Fegenbush…read moreRd. The store recently reopened after the ceiling collapsed during the past winter. The owner's did a great job of getting the place back on it's feet; very clean and well organized displays. The store is a mix of consignments, old/new thrifts, furniture and housewares in particular. There is a section of the store dedicated to religious materials which also offers weekly prayer / discussion groups.

My husband and I recently stopped into Kim's Pickins when we were in the area. I love thrifting and…read moreKim's was new to me. We were greeted immediately by the owner's husband who told us that the store recently reopened after a ceiling collapse this past winter. The shop is impeccably clean, well-organized and has artful displays. Actually, it looks more like a regular shop than a thrift/consignment shop! We were told the merchandise is half consigned items and half retail items. One section of the shop is dedicated to religious items and we were told that weekly meetings occur in that section for prayer and discussion. There is a wide variety of items including furniture, paintings, home decor items, clothing, candles, soaps, jewelry and much more! Parking is plentiful in a dedicated lot.

My mom got into a painting kick during covid19, so she discovered Chelle Belle's and has loved it…read moreever since. For something to do on Easter Sunday besides twiddle our thumbs in quarantine, she gifted us some painting kits from here. It was such a great time!! I'm not an artist by any means, but I enjoy painting. I'm not too great at it on my own, but thankfully these kits were easy to use and came with all of the colors you need. Not to mention, there are so many different designs to choose from! I picked out a sunflower and my fiance got the American flag mason jar. It made us feel so productive, and now we have a couple cute things to hang on our door! Normally they do painting sessions, which I would love to check out someday. If you're in need of a place to find a cool gift, or just something fun to do on your own, Chelle Belle's is a great option.

Great place for the best in decor for the holidays or any day! Their painting is far superior to…read moreany others. I have loved them for years!

I've had several pieces framed here over the years, and the owner, Eva, really knows her stuff. She…read morehas an amazing eye for knowing what will work what won't, and although I've been skeptical, she has never led me astray, and I've been thrilled with the result. For my most recent piece, I brought in a piece of fabric. Rather than spray mounting it to a board, she carefully stitched it to the backing before framing it. That's the sort of care I love. I will say the prices have gone up over the years, but that is due to tariffs. Even more reason to go to somebody who is going to do quality work. You get what you pay for.

I have brought several prints and paintings for reframing or rematting to Framing Tree and the…read moreresults have been incredible. I cannot recommend this place more. Eva the owner is amazing at selecting matting colors and framing materials.

If you like parting with more money than planned and hate quality work, Barry is your guy.read more

We've known him for over 10 years and we have been purchasing things here and then. Finally, based…read moreon our friendship, we hired him to decorate our basement. Things didn't go well. Lots of things appear to be used or cheap, Temu level. We asked for antique posters, we got a print that we found online for 1/10 of the price. He also dumped the boxes in our basement, and we never heard back from him. If we are paying for his hours, I would expect service, including someone coming and unpacking and he doing the adjustments, etc. After a few months, I decided to unpack, that's when we found out about the poster and also that some items were missing. We then emailed him, and he looked very responsive saying he would do the adjustments but never did. Months and months just pretending. Enormous emails basically saying he was feeding poor children and awkward unrelated comments. He even insinuated we were having money problems since we wanted our money back. I order things from people I don't know all the time and when there is a problem, those people are usually helpful. I was not expecting this from a person that I have known for over 10 years. Now, I believe his friendship is only for his benefit and it is not real. Be aware of all the fairy tales of how he says he is, of how he has good heart, how he treats his clients and how they treat him. For me it was not only a money pit but also a personal disappointment. It sucks but that is how life is. btw, I still don't have my money back after 7 months of emails.