106 Main Street, Brattleboro VT 05301
“Fabulous art Gallery and the most unique gift shop with All handmade items that are absolutely exquisite. We’ve been coming to Brattleboro for years andevery time we stop. At the Vermont artisan design gallery And it never disappoints always unique items and the owner is so friendly makes you feel like you’re so welcome. If you come to Brattleboro, you must go to the Vermont art gallery we can’t say enough good things about it”
167 Main Street, Brattleboro VT 05301
“I made my first purchase with Penelope Wurr during the height of Covid in 2020. I called the shop and had some very special items shipped to me in Nashville. Fast forward a few years and now I travel to Brattleboro several times a year and this shop is my favorite part. This is the most beautifully curated boutique. The price range of items makes it very accessible but also brings treasures I’ve never seen anywhere else. I have purchased several items of block print cotton clothing that are some of my most treasured possessions. I have pottery and mugs from this shop that bring joy daily. I hope Brattleboro continues to support this shop as it should because it’s truly one of a kind. I wish there was more available online to order but I imagine how hard that would be for the owner. I can’t wait for my next visit!”
19 Elliot St, Brattleboro VT 05301
“Didn’t purchase anything but it is SUCH a cute store! It smells so good! They have lots of adorable baby clothes and the most whimsical clothes for women!!!”
89 Main St, Brattleboro VT 05301
“The owner, Linda, was incredibly knowledgeable about the items in the store and so kind to us. We bought a magnificent chair that is now the pride and joy of our living room. Linda knew the history behind the chair and it made us even more excited to have it in our home. I’m overjoyed to have stumbled across her shop!!”
110 Main Street, Brattleboro VT 05301
“This is a tiny store connected to Vermont Artisan Designs. They sell cookware, table linens, cutlery, gadgets, cookbooks, bakeware, glassware, dishes etc. The prices were expensive, but it was a cute stop to browse and get out of the cold, especially if you enjoy cooking/baking. Oddly enough, there were tons of fake foods for sale such as cheese, fruits, vegetables, and even a cup of orange juice. I'm not sure how many people need such things, but this is the place to visit if you do! There was no designated employee here; any questions or purchases were to be done at Vermont Artisan Designs through their shared doorway. Overall, Kitchen Sync is a fun place to poke around and kill some time.”
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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