3144 East Main Street, Mohegan Lake NY 10547
“I wanted to share how great of an experience I had at my local HomeSense. After visiting three other stores where there were zero Hanukkah items, I called ahead just to ask if they even had Hanukkah candles so I wouldn’t have to waste any more time. The manager went above and beyond.. she personally searched the store, found them, and when I arrived at the store even walked me over to the Hanukkah section herself, and was incredibly kind the entire time (including being sweet to my dog, which never goes unnoticed). In a sea of red-and-white Christmas décor, it meant a lot to find not only Hanukkah items, but ones that were actually stylish and thoughtfully displayed. Thank you, HomeSense, for making me feel welcome and taken care of.”
792 NY-35, Cross River NY 10518
“The Beehive is such a special place, and my go-to whenever I need a gift or want to find something beautiful and unexpected. Dawn has an incredible eye and works with the most amazing artisans and independent makers. Everything feels thoughtfully chosen: beautifully made, unique, and meant to be loved and kept for years. I especially love the jewelry, home goods, cards, soaps, candles, and textiles. The shop is always being restocked so there are new things to discover. My favorite purse is from The Beehive, and so are many of the vases, candles, textiles, and little objects throughout my home. I continue to appreciate long after I bring them home. There is so much personality and care behind everything Dawn carries, and you can tell that the makers and the stories behind their work really matter to her. It’s one of those rare places where you can walk in without knowing what you’re looking for and almost always leave with something that feels just right.”
55 West Railroad Avenue, Garnerville NY 10923
“Amazing selection of 20th Century modern and industrial design. I have purchased many pieces that are now in my home. I treasure them. He has an educated and refined eye for great design. His prices are very competitive and he is extremely easy to work with. Hard working and dedicated to his passion.”
326 Lexington Ave, Mt Kisco NY 10549
“Fausto at Vidal Design is wonderful. He has a high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail. Most importantly, he is kind and a pleasure to work with. He took design plans for a custom wood banquette with leather and fabric upholstery and made it look beautiful and made the whole process easy and enjoyable. I highly recommend Vidal Design and Decoration.”
3 E Main St, Mt Kisco NY 10549
“Like the people who work here would have given it a five if they carried more Twin sheets and you could find them in the aisle they are supposed to be down always find other sizes for Christmas but never twin sheets.”
3061 East Main Street, Cortlandt Manor NY 10567
“I haven’t been to HomeGoods in years since they closed the location in Mahopac. I stopped in on a whim today and was thoroughly impressed with the size of the store, the general organization, and just the sheer amount of selection.HomeGoods is a wonderful store to add some personality to your home. They have items that are unique enough and represent various aesthetics, but won’t go out of style soon. And it’s also great to see some of your more “basic” items (kitchenware, towels, etc) at lower costs than your average retailer.If you’re in the area on a lazy Sunday, stop in and do some window (or real) shopping—you’ll kill time and have a blast!”
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