400 Trapelo Rd, Belmont MA 02478
““All That Matters” is a quaint vintage eclectic shop. Ursula is very welcoming and her items ate displayed in a lovely fashion. I always find “something” I never knew I needed or wanted. Always a joy to walk through and experience the selection, imagine it in your home or think how to re- putpose it!”
432 Common St, Belmont MA 02478
“Derek replaced the plexiglass on one of my roomate’s Japanese frog painting after I clumsily cracked it while working out in my apartment. He stapled the new plexiglass to the frame in a way that made it more stable than before and even sealed some of the flaws in the frame to give it a smoother/more clean appearance. He got the piece back to me in less than a week and packaged it securely so it wouldn’t get damaged on the ride home. I will definitely be coming back to this location if I have any more picture frame related needs or (in this case) woes, and you should do the same!”
63 Leonard Street, Belmont MA 02478
“What the high street used to be in England, and no longer is. 💔 It was lovely to recapture some of that mostly lost magic in Belmont. This was my first time in this pretty town, I'm so glad I popped into this beautiful, cosy store with a great collection. I discovered Ramus & Co's paper products (highly recommended), Thymes hand lotion (to die for!!), a beautiful little bowl by Miya, and Berkshire wine jelly. All of it is naturally more expensive here than it would be at those companies' own websites, but isn't that the point of high street shopping? - to discover so much in one place, the joy of browsing and picking up things you never knew existed... It's great to have it all curated by someone with great taste. I think that has its own value and charm, and it makes for a memory and a story to tell. 🥰 I appreciate that they had testers for all their lotions, etc. The lady who helped me at the till was friendly and welcoming. Long live independent boutique stores.”
68 Leonard St, Belmont MA 02478
“Love this adorable store, it is a must stop if you are in Belmont. Great gift items and so much more. If you are getting married, they have great letterhead lines along with a personal gift registry. Great home items.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
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