Chatham Home

Adorable store! It definitely has a specific style, so it won't fit for every house and things are very much on the high price range, so it won't be a fit for every budget, but it's nice for a good browse while on Mass Ave. I've purchased a couple decor items from here. I wish they offered more of a "mid-range" or "starter" collection for millennials and young professionals wishing to step up from hand-me-downs and IKEA.

Who doesn't want a nearby home decor store to casually amble through on a lazy Sunday afternoon? It's a place to dream, a place to mentally pin to your wish list, a place to find furnishings or furniture you aren't going to find at IKEA. Got our beloved dining table from here--repurposed teak from old cricket stadiums. You can buy your stuff at any chain, but here, you buy it from a local, from one of your neighbors, and maybe you get a story with it, like our table. Friendly, fun, and in an historic building. Love all of it!

Really cute place! I was recently walking down Mass Ave and decided to stop in. They are visible from Mass Ave, but technically not on Mass Ave. Primarily furniture, they do have candles and other small home decorations that are unique for the area. A nice option!

I feel this place is going through a bit of an identity crisis. Scattered among the pricey pieces of wood furniture are cheap knick-knacks such as Ball jar and solo cup 'wine glasses', wine related gift wrapping, funky women's necklaces and even glittery Halloween decorations. It's a bit confusing. Are they trying to be a furniture store? Silver in the City? Party City?I will say I love the candle selection from Paddywax and Vance Kittira. I own three of the Vance timber tapers in odd colors such as grey, sea glass green and black. I love the interior of the old building that Chatham Home resides in. Lovely hardwoods and beautiful staircase to the second floor.Service is always consistent in this manner: I walk in to see two ladies working the register that greet me, and that's it! No 'is there anything I can help you with?'. There's no effort there. Honestly I usually like being left alone, but I at least like a bit of a chase. :)Overall this place is nice to browse in... once. It has really changed much since it opened. Just sort of the same stuff as always, but with more knick-knacky things.P.S. All candles are decently priced though.

Super cute place, but most things are far too expensive for my wallet. If you're in the neighborhood, definitely stop by for home items ranging from antiques to new furniture, rugs to lamps, they have a little of everything. They also sell smaller items like local candles and jewelry.

I love it when I have some free time on a Saturday morning and can spend some time at Chatham Home. Every time I pop in and walk through the shop, I find a piece of furniture or a home decoration that I can't live without.Chatham Home is a local home furnishing store right off Mass Ave and its two floors filled with reclaimed wood tables and dressers, artwork, elephants, hot air balloons, beds etc. Pricing I think is sometimes a bit high, but this isn't the low-quality stuff you find at the chain-type home furnishing stores. No sir, this stuff is built to last and is worth the investment.If I'm looking for a gift for someone, downstairs they have a lot of great items for gift-giving. On a recent visit, a friend scored a cute little birdhouse decoration that she's giving as a gift. Chatham Home currently has a special for Yelpers who check in at their store, so make sure you check in on the app while you're there. Who knows, maybe you'll save some dough!

Great customer service and quality furniture pieces. It is great to shop a store where they know their products!

This place houses three floors of all sorts of items for your home. The staging areas are always impeccably done up and inviting. Though much of the merchandise is completely out of my price range, there always seems to be some inexpensive and unique items right up at the register and the staircase that calls my name every time we visit. Also, I have to mention that my teen daughter loves that there's always a bottle of Poo-Pouri in the rest room. Nice touch!

Chantal House has a pretty good selection of items. There was furniture, chairs, carpet samples, pictures, plants, candles, lamps, etc. I like how there were three stories: upstairs, main floor, and basement. The upstairs is a a nice extension of the main floor with more furniture and bedroom items. They seem to support local (Indiana) items which is awesome. The basement is a bit creepy as it's literally a dark unfinished basement. That being said, that's where a lot of good deals were. There were little items, headboards, chairs, desks, and more. Everything in the basement seemed to be more affordable but was still expensive. I even made it out alive! If you've got the money to spend or just want to check out more unique items it's a nice place to stop by.

I have passed this store many times while out for a walk and decided to stop in after seeing they were having a sale on their bed frames.Cute store with a good selection of furniture, rugs and other home decor pieces. The staff were friendly, but not pushy. I enjoyed wandering around and checking everything out. If you are looking for furniture, their prices are a little higher than your big name furniture stores, but it looks to be much higher quality as well. Unique pieces that I could see being in my home. I will be back to purchase some pieces as I am redecorating. Look forward to it!