If you are into antiques or just well made furniture and interesting knickknacks and art, this is…read morethe place to go. The prices are reasonable. There is a large selection of a variety of goods. From books to antique housewares to handmade furniture and stains to live plants ... this place has a lot to offer. The people who work there are friendly and helpful. Actually, even the customers have offered to help me. I may have seen a classroom in the back, they definite have a small coffee bar in the back and sometimes offer free drinks for shoppers. There is more vintage items here and in better condition than I've ever seen in any other store of this kind (individuals rent booths) so I suspect someone in management is keeping an eye to variety and quality. Check it out of you are planning a trip to The Mall of Georgia, it's only a few miles away.

I just moved into the area and stumbled upon this amazing store!…read more I wasnt exactly sure what I was walking into but was so surprised once I walked around and realized that it was an antique mall with various sellers selling their stuff at booths! Everything was amazing, and I found so many amazing things that I will have to come back and get! Lots of furniture, vintage pieces, trinkets, and handmade stuff as well!! Everything was reasonably priced considering their origin and man! I gotta go back! The staff was absolutely sweet and we even held a nice long conversation and welcomed us to the area! Overall, I know I will be frequent customer!

Worst customer service I have ever experienced. Not only was information and communication…read moreinconsistent across the entire company, but several times orders were never processed, tracking information was never sent, fingers were pointed at other employees (no one would own up to their mistakes despite the email evidence), items took 2 weeks to ship and, in the end, my customers were left hanging. Look for another wholesaler if your goal is to keep customers. Also, the quality of the items is just okay. Kind of what you would see at Hobby Lobby, only you get 40% off there.

Beautiful furniture at decent prices but I got "pretty womaned!" I saw this beautiful table and…read morechair set that I was interested in and asked the woman more information about it. She said "umm it's 1000 dollars" and looked me up and down. I said "yes I know, I just want to know the measurements" and she wouldn't help me measure it and acted as if I wasn't worth her time. Jokes on her because I was going to pay on cash!! Think about that next time you see a young person furniture shopping --

Bought a bed with sales manager, Pete. He was very accommodating. Bed was delivered as promised…read more Timely and professional, men laid out carpet, wore booties and gloves. Second floor bedroom and they were done in 20min maybe less. This is my first time shopping with Havertys' but based on this experience, I would certainly shop there again. Can't speak to the quality of the furniture, yet. It does seem very sturdy and heavy. Looks like it should hold up over the years.

My husband and I have been a long time Haverty's customer from when we were newly married in Texas,…read moreand have purchased numerous items from them here in GA at this Buford store. Bought a couple of lamps from Victor a few weeks ago, and received extremely friendly and helpful service. He was there for us after the sale when I needed him, and provided great follow up service. I was surprised to see some negative reviews on this store; as I have always received great service before and after (when needed) the sale.

Son moving out- came in on a Saturday afternoon & immediately hit up by a door salesman. We told…read morehim we wanted to walk around- he was the right amount of leave us alone with check in with us. Ended up purchasing a sofa & 1/2 chair with all costs rolled in & delivery for a fair cost. A good amount of shoppers in the showroom. A lot of sales members actually sitting in the seating groups & resting. Doesn't bother us in tge least- let them chill!!!! A goid visit.

Came here to pick up a small dresser. As you pull in there is a guard who will ask for your…read morereceipt so make sure you bring it with you or you wont be able to enter the compound. As you drive around the back of the place there are about 4 bay doors in which after you show your ID to the gentleman in the office he will direct you to pull into one of them. From there after about 5-7 minutes our item came to us and we left. It was short, sweet, and to the point. We were out of there in roughly 15 minutes.

CUE THE BOLLYWOOD TRACK!…read more I was drawn to this store as I was leaving another store. It had two very large lions sitting just outside of the front door so my friend and I went inside. This store is all about big bold pieces that make a statement. It is the type of store one would visit if decorating an estate. Some of the items are rather tasteful while others will remind you of Bollywood or Vegas. Many of the pieces remind me of Middle Eastern Decor and will set you back a penny. They had a full sized butler with tray for $800. A simple chest with three drawers will set you back approximately $1700 and prices go up from there. This store also holds auctions so that you can bid on various items for sale. The good news: looking is free!

Our friend took us here to help him select some furniture to renovate his place. I guess we really…read moredidn't know what we were walking into. The majority of the items are quite eccentric and remind you of an 80s tv show or movie. I'm not saying it's bad! Everyone has different tastes and there are a few pieces which would add some variety to your house for sure. The furniture is quite expensive - they do have auctions, but you would still end up investing a lot. The paintings run around $100-$250 plus in the auctions - there were mostly oil paintings available. Unfortunately, we weren't able to find something for our mate, but it was a fun visit and a totally different experience.

I bought one of the homes that White Dog Home staged! I was moving from Florida to Cumming, Ga. and…read moreonly had a short weekend to look for a house. I didn't find a house that weekend, but my realtor sent me a link to a home and said it had me 'written all over it.' The home was beautiful but what really sold it to me (sight unseen in person!) was that I could really see myself and my family in it. Come to find out, the house was staged by White Dog Home. There was a mix up with one of the rugs that was used in the staging, and when they came back to the house to pick it up after I moved in, I asked off-handedly if they would consider selling it to me. I bought the rug and in the next couple of weeks, spent time looking through the original photos of the house and trying to find similar items that they had used to stage it. Finally, I realized I could probably buy the actual items from where they came from and called White Dog Home. I love the style, and I loved the way White Dog Home staged the house I bought. It wasn't too fancy or stiff - it looked like an HGTV home, a dream home, a place where I'd want to live. I bought a house they staged sight unseen in person, bought a rug that they staged in my home, and I'm planning on working with them to decorate and style it now that I live here. It's a crazy, random, and fun story, but I wanted to tell it because it's a true testament to their work. I should also mention that I have only spoken with Malinda over the phone, but every interaction has been easy and accommodating, which, if you've ever moved, you know is so important when you're finding new people to work with. People who just understand how to treat people/their customers always win me over!

I love eclectic places where surprises wait around every corner and that's just what you get at The…read moreCotton House. One of Alpharetta's older buildings, The Cotton House is located slightly off Main Street on Milton Avenue. The interior rambles from one room to another and around each corner is something new and interesting. This is a combination of antiques-dealer stalls and a consignment shop so the finds range from custom Christmas ornaments to refinished 1950's end tables, from handmade soaps to farmhouse dining tables and everything in between. In my last visit, my cousin found a vintage milk bottle set and a refinished (distressed) side table for a bedroom all for less than $100. This is a place where - when you find a piece you love - you'd better snap it up right away or it'll be gone the next time you circle around to it. This is not a place you pop into/out of - it's a place where you plan to spend a couple of hours browsing. There's just too much to see and if you rush through, you'll miss all the interesting little items. Look up, look behind and look above - there are decor items everywhere! Some are cute, some are kitschy and some are absolutely must-haves. There is parking available on the street in front of the store but it's limited and requires you to back out into traffic. I recommend parking in the (free) gravel lot just behind the store. Another good parking option is the deck at City Hall (only one and a half blocks away) - parking is free there, allowing you time to browse and then have a nice lunch at a downtown restaurant while you contemplate your purchases.