Love the fixture in our new kitchen. Was shopping for one at many places over the a few months and…read moreit was a fair price. Confirmed with Steve that it was LED & dimmable...perfect. But what wasn't told to us is that it only works with a few dimmers. And when I asked why it was flickering, I was told that the commercial grade, quality dimmer my electrican used was not compatible. But they have one for $39 plus. Yeah not happening. Should have been advised up front of its special requirements. So it cost me more.

Was surprised that most of the lighting we picked was taken right off display, only a couple items…read morewere in original box. Feel like there should be additional discounts for display items. It's not like we know how long it's been out collecting dust and using up bulb/LED life. Of the 9 ceiling lights we picked , three were in boxes, three were from display, and three were special ordered. Yes, the wait time for special orders is like two to three weeks. Just waiting to get their electrician to come install all the lights (for the additional cost).

Charmingly decorated vintage styled general store! Everything you need for the DIY projects from…read morecreating distressed effects with furniture, classes to learn about using Autentico aging technique, to shopping for home decor, water color projects for kids & adults, let's not forget pet decor items, and old English writing tools, paper and all. Walking distance to the eateries, pizza, coffee & more. Upcoming Long Grove festival this weekend! It did not disappoint! Thank you!

Someone referred to At Home as the "Walmart-sized HomeGoods."…read more Say no more. Hold my Prosecco. Was this a trip that merits a day off work? Should I drive my SUV with the back seats folded down? All the posts on my FYP seemed to suggest that I would hit the Halloween decor jackpot. I encountered several hiccups on the way due to my GPS misdirecting me -- one trip to the Old Orchard Country Club. I was so disappointed. Basically not a HomeGoods at all. Not the vibe I was looking for at all. This is a giant warehouse (somewhat) filled with indoor, outdoor, housewares, tchotchkes, etc. If you need an outdoor pot, a plant stand, a side table, towels, glassware, etc., they have it all, and so many kinds it'll make your head spin. There were lots of items on clearance. At Home is filing for bankruptcy and will close stores. Perhaps that is why the store had several areas that were bare. I don't know if this is one of the locations that will close, but they shoulda had their Halloween stuff out. I will drive anywhere, spend anything, if it means cool Halloween stuff.

I have been here a handful of times and am always perplexed about the store. It is filled with a…read morewide variety of home goods, art, furniture and decor. It is a step below Home goods , but a step above other retailers. We were looking for an area rug, and I liked they had all the rugs open and on display. The rugs were marked with location and easy to find. Service was ok, there is no one to help in the store, if you have a question and the cashier was not overly friendly. If looking for a huge selection of home goods, it is worth stopping in.

Beautiful luxury products. Song uses only the finest quality ingredients in her all natural skin…read morecare line. She also custom makes pillows and bedding from fabric she's carefully hand selected. Her aesthetic is sublime.

Let me preface this by saying that I am her son. Now, this might get this review removed, but do…read morehear me out. As someone whose passions drove away from the aesthetic, I was always skeptical of the things she did in part due to my ignorance/disinterest for art (despite her repeated attempts to engage my other half the brain). As someone who is trained in finance/trading, my right brain was pretty much left to rot while in school. However, she worked tirelessly (many, many sleepless nights) at home coordinating fabrics, making the quilts, testing and developing the soaps, creams, shampoos, and god knows what else she made, on herself and with products she grew in what was her backyard. Yet, even after two to two and a half days of marathon preparation, she kept on going until she found the perfect formula for her products and the right designs for her quilts. I've witnessed this first-hand for the last ten years of my life. This story, while superficial in the background, is a testament to her commitment to her passion, the combination of art and beauty. Now, on to the products. While I am not a good judge of interior design, her bedding has always seem to seamlessly work well in the proper environment. That's as much as I'll say about that. On to her beauty products. My mom (pretty much by force) gave me these products to try on. These included, her soaps, some serums, and shampoo. Of course, I never bothered trying them until I ran out of soap and shampoo since I thought all soap was soap and all shampoo was shampoo. Boy was I wrong. When I used the typical 'head and shoulders', I would get dandruff and my head felt a tiny bit itchy afterwards. I've also used Kiehl's products for shampoo/conditioner, and I have to say the after effect feels comparable, if not slightly better. Now, I'm not saying this just because she's my mom. The smell is very neutral, and the shampoo just makes my hair feel squeaky clean and smooth. No weird side-effects. Same with her hand soaps. With regular soaps (like Dove), I noticed my skin felt a bit tight but never really thought much of it until I realized by skin was getting dried out (flakes during the winter). However, once I started using these soaps, I no longer felt this tightness and actually thought my skin felt just as loose as it was going into the shower. I don't know how else to explain it. But the fact that the scent is very natural and there is a sense of 'neutrality' makes it a great product. She gave me a bunch of funky serums and I tried one and I felt has started to even out my skin complexion a little bit more, which was pretty interesting. In all, I tried to give as objective a review as I could on her products, and all I can say is to give my mom a chance. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

This place is awesome! What a fun place to support local…read moreartesian's . I love the variety of vendors and that the product is always changing. Fun place to visit alone or to meet up with your gal pals!

I am extremely disappointed with my experience as a vendor at The Painted Tree. Despite joining…read moreover a month ago at the peak of Chrismas shopping, I have had zero sales, which is incredibly frustrating. The lack of foot traffic is alarming; it seems like hardly anyone is visiting the shop. The store's marketing is inadequate; I've never seen any promotions on social media to attract customers.When I requested a two-foot longer booth at the end-cap, I expected some accommodation or discount, but none was offered. I regret becoming a vendor here and feel that my investment has not been worthwhile, especially being tied to a 12-month contract. All of the staff are very friendly, however more work needs to be done by management or the head office to bring in more traffic. I have dedicated nearly $700 towards the purchase of displays and decor. I have items ranging from $2.99 upwards to $129.99, all of which are handmade.I can't recommend The Painted Tree to other vendors unless they improve their marketing strategies and attract more customers.

Nice selection of China, crystal and glassware (many complete sets at very reasonable prices)…read more The clothing is a step up from most thrift shops. Well curated store.

I'm so glad I found this place. It's a gem of a thrift store. The prices are a bit higher but the…read moreclothes are of higher quality. I bought a coat heavy fall for $25 and it is slightly old fashioned but beautiful. I have gotten three compliments about it from strangers. I also got a very pretty sweater there. Great service, too.

Visited this store this morning, as we entered my husband said Good Morning to the 2 employees…read morestanding at the register. Neither one of them responded. We were there to purchase some Nora Fleming pieces so went directly to that section. As we stood there deciding on what pieces we wanted the 2 employees continued having their own conversation at the register. Not once did they come over to ask if we needed anything. We finally decided that we would just leave and purchase our items at another local store that also carries Nora Fleming. This used to be our go to store anytime we were in need of a gift. Not anymore.

Love this store! Unique gifts, plus a warm and friendly vibe! They always have just what I am…read morelooking for plus gift boxes! I love shopping in downtown Long Grove!