The most good paint in the best small place, with some handy hardware and expert friendly crew…read more I've been coming here as a first choice since the old paint store on McLean near Broadway closed. Stelios, the manager is a Greek god (sorry gals, spoken-for). Each guy behind the counter is experienced and happy to help. Recently, Nick, helped me carefully match two tough paint colors and as a retired video producer who mixed 6 million colors in my time, Nick has a future Hollywood film tweaking. Go Nick!

Came here today buy new paint for my house the staff was very friendly helped me with what I needed…read moreand very reasonable

Amazing, as always! Rachael is very professional, friendly, and consistently provides excellent…read moreservice. I always have a great experience and highly recommend her!

I needed simple drapes made to replace what is already in a room (as that room is going to be…read moreredone). I'm not sure if Rachel just wasn't paying attention or if she choose to not listen or if Village Paint just doesn't want business, but Rachel (and then Rick) kept complicating everything and making the project much bigger than it needed to be. I must be taking crazy pills because it's been a while since I've dealt with this level of incompetence. Example 1 - Rachel didn't understand that there are 3 separate windows in the room and kept trying to say that it was a bay window. It is not a bay window. Maybe it's my fault for saying it can appear like a bay window from afar because the room's shape, but she kept telling me they can't install rods for a bay window. I told her it wasn't a problem since the room doesn't have a bay window, and she kept going back to "bay windows." When I said there are 3 separate sets of curtains in there now since there are 3 separate windows she responded with, "Why don't you want one set of curtains? You really want to open up 3 sets of curtains?" Ummmm, why would you make one pair of curtains for 3 windows is the better question. I even showed her a picture of the room. Example 2 - The current curtains have rings sewn into them. No idea why, but that's what is there (previous owners did them) and again I'm looking to replace those curtains with new ones. I *don't* want rings sewn into the new curtains. I said multiple times I don't want rings sewn into the new curtains. When Rachel called with a quote she went on and on about how sewing rings into curtains isn't something they can do, they need to refer me to a tailor, that all makes them uncomfortable, etc. I just have to assume she refused to listen to the 1000000 times I said I didn't want that. Example 3 - I understand that because the existing curtains have rings sewn into them I need to take the current rods off to remove the existing curtains. This is actually really simple and I did it in another room in the house. Rachel made it sound like this was akin to open heart surgery. Um, you just undo two screws. And since the new curtains won't have rings sewn into them (since I don't want that!) putting up the new curtains will be just like putting up any other curtain. Example 4 - When measuring the windows, Rick kept referring to how strange the existing curtains are, how the return is weird on them and how they're really long and "Do I really like how they drape along the floor like that?" If I wanted to keep this curtains, I wouldn't have called you guys! I want new curtains! This isn't rocket science. I understand there are nuances to even the simplest of things, but for the love of all that is holy, I want basic curtains and each step of the way I'm not being listened to but rather penalized for what the previous owner of my house did. It really is crazy. The only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1 is they have good fabric selections. Pricing isn't better than what an interior designer can get the fabric for, but it is better than what someone without design connections can get.

Small but adequate. Great service. Lot's of contractors as well as interior design specialization…read morefrom the girl that works in the pain department.

Village Paint in Mamaroneck is a great place to shop, for the homeowner or the professional…read morecontractor. Helpful and knowledgeable service. Dario is a genius at color matching, Anna and Bobby provide wonderful service with a smile.

When it comes to hooking up my home with different lamps and lighting, I never play by the rules…read more I'll mix every style under the sun and end up with something to give a particular spot life. I was drawn to a Moroccan candle lamp we bought ages ago in the East Village- then had hubs' friend hook up a wire and light bulb. Because that wasn't a legit electrical job, it gave out- but we saved the Moroccan Lamp anyway for looks. Powell has always been our first line of defense for all things Lamps and knew we'd get a brand new and rewired Moroccan lamp. Located a few doors down from Apple Farm and SAKS Off 5th, the husband and wife team here- have always delivered exceptional lamp service. Plus there's so much lighting eye candy. Powell's process is a bit off I think- but somehow it works and they do come through. I visited 2 weeks ago and explained my issue to Fran and asked how much wire I needed, length, on/off switch placement, etc. She fills out order receipt with basic name and # info. Powell Accessories will not give you prices on the spot and even though I asked, she just couldn't give me a ballpark estimate. Lamps stay with them while they access the situation. And between the time I dropped off my lamp and the time we got a quote was 2 weeks. Although I love my Moroccan lamp, my fear was without a price quote sooner- I didn't want to be slapped with a $500 bill afterwards! Goes to show you I'm not the lamp expert and all we paid was just $48!

What a find in Westchester! A lighting treasureland! The owners are welcoming and knowledgeable…read more This shop has a great family history and is a must-stop for design aficionados as well as those needing work done on their lighting.

This store is an extraordinary experience. Not just paint. It is a fully stocked, old-fashioned…read morehardware store. They have everything, and serve their customers with utmost care, efficiency and personal attention. Under the same family ownership for over 100 yers. The current family member regularly gives back to the community each year with a display of holiday lights all over his nearby house. Written up in the NY Times. Everyone enjoying this largess should patronize the nearby store in respect. I recommend Harrison Paint without hesitation--for paint and all hardware supplies.

Great store and helpful employees! Always find what I need there. This is what a hardware store…read moreshould be ...

Aside from slightly less a selection from Home Depot, this is the place I'd prefer to go with all…read moremy hardware needs. Like previously mentioned, obviously Home Depot with it's spaciousness, carries a lot more, but this place bests HD in just about every other category. I've never actually left here without finding what I was looking for. And unlike HD, the employees here are friendly and are knowledgeable. The staff has always been pleasant, from when I used to come here as a kid with my father, or now whenever I come in there 20+ years later. It's almost a throwback to the way things used to be (and should still be) about them being happy to have your business. The store renovated itself quite nicely during the last maybe 10 years. I'm just grateful this place remains standing when so many have faltered to the bigger chains. A true treasure to the area.

This is a wonderful paint store. Tons of variety in products especially ones that are hard to come…read moreby at other stores. The owner Walter and his staff are very accommodating and are always willing to offer advice, help carry supplies, and/or order whatever else you need. For your home renovations this is a must for your arsenal of reliable suppliers.

If you want to match a color sample go somewhere else! I'm…read morewriting this review because this is the third and last time they messed up the color match. I recently brought in a sample to match of a white color in a very expensive European Paint. Now I did approve the sample but I am no color expert the wet paint does not show the true color. when I used the paint for touch ups it was not even close. I went to back to the store after I called and the owner said they would make the paint match better. However when I got there they insisted I show them the original sample and when I told them I didn't have it the employees quickly became defensive and rude. When the manager of the store came over he was even more rude and flat out refused to fix the color. I will never go to this store ever again!!!

Came to Best Plumbing on a recommendation from a contractor. We're redoing our master bath--which…read moreis due for it--so needed some help navigating how to put everything together. Showroom is pretty as others have mentioned with lots of built out options. Making an appointment was easy too. Debbie was awesome to work with and helped walk us through how to choose the right fixtures. Some of the info we needed wasn't online, so she helped us navigate it all with a list of parts needed at the end. Unfortunately the manufacturer had the tub we wanted on backorder which led us to go elsewhere, however I wouldn't have known what to buy if not for these guys. Would come here again in a heartbeat.

That's ok I don't need help , not 1 of the many associates asked if I needed help or even said a…read moregreeting. It must be the sweatshirt I was wearing , they couldn't see my wallet as they sat there in a museum of a store , years ago I spent a lot of money with them at the other location , it's a pity their customer service is so poor and judgmental now , kohler is not exclusive here so I will go elsewhere and I have a suspicion if I went to Home Depot I would be treated better. Glad you don't need the sale , I was eyeing the $1500 faucet