258 S Main St #3, Waynesville OH 45068
“Such a cute little shop! The owners are amazing as I have known them forever! We grew up going to Waynesville for Christmas in the Village. This shop was only a dream that my parents turned in to a reality. If you’re ever in the town check it out, you won’t be disappointed but you will have a hard time not buying something!”
69 South Main Street, Waynesville OH 45068
“Cute boutique located inside one of the anchor antique shops in Waynesville. The owner is usually around and will tell you the story of all of her products and why she offers them in her shop. Lots of kitschy decor for your house. She's a big animal lover (her shop is named after her dogs Etsy and Elle I believe) so she also sells items for your pets. I love coming in to check out the clothing she offers that you can't find in the big box stores. Last year I stocked up on scarves and gave them as gifts during the Christmas season. There's always something new in the shop that I didn't know I needed until that very moment. Definitely worth checking out if you're in search of a gift.”
258 South Main Street, Waynesville OH 45068
“Great finds in this unique place. I didn't get her name, but my daughter-in-law and I found a few pieces of artwork we loved and we received attentive and friendly help by the owner. Will definitely visit again.”
97 South Main Street, Waynesville OH 45068
“Charming little art shop, with custom framing service and some nice knitted items. Friendly staff. Nice and warm in the winter- we enjoyed checking out the items and chatting with the sales person.”
105 South Main Street, Waynesville OH 45068
“My friends and I always make it into Lily's while in Waynesville. I usually come out with something. Always reasonable prices and some unique finds. It's an adventure to.go through this wonderful store. The clerks are very nice here too.”
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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