The Good Stuff

"I was completely ignored the entire time I was in... I didn't even get a simple 'hello'. The two women working inside gave their attention to all the other customers entering but decided I was not worthy of their time! The theme and advice remain the same, if you are a person of color (particularly a black male) be very careful in this establishment."

"This is a beautiful store, full of beautifully designed and/or created items, however they are very expensive. The average person who lives on a budget could not afford to buy much in this store. But, if you are looking for unique and one of a kind items you might find it there. Just be prepared to pay quite a bit of money for any items purchased."

"I went into this store to see if they were interested in family antiques. I am in the process of selling all of our family antiques from my great-grandmothers to my mother, all highly valuable items. At the time, I had the smaller porcelain and crystal items boxed and in my car, so I stopped in on my way to another shop owner with whom I had an appointment. The owner, I assume, which I can only because she didn't introduce herself or even greet me, was short and rude. I described the items I currently had and she said, "we don't sell chachkis." I wanted to then discuss larger pre-WW1 and WW2 larger pieces of significant value, and to have an actual conversation, but this woman seemed so bothered, again mentioned "chachkis." I understood that the smaller items were not of interest to her. After I asked several questions, all without her engaging in a conversation, she told me to send her pictures of the items I wished to consign. However, she kept her hands by her side and I had to ask for a card, which she pointed at, as she couldn't bother to hand one to me. She was quite rude. I took the card and left and headed to the store I had planned on going to. After spending 20 minutes talking with the owner of the other store, I tossed the card of this unpleasant and rude woman with a terrible attitude. Luckily, I found a professional consignor who will be selling our Victorian, Mid-century and other highly valuable furniture. Honestly, having moved here only 2 years ago and finding everyone in Jupiter friendly, this was extremely disappointing. The Good Stuff needs an attitude adjustment! Good Stuff, good riddance."

"A gem. I was told about this place when I first moved to Florida and it took me a little bit to stop in. I only wish I’d stop in sooner to have been able to use their adorable home decor in my home. I stopped in once and had a look around since I was kind of in a rush & the woman at the desk was so lovely I knew I had to be back. The ambience is so light and the pieces are gorgeous! Some merchandise in the store are new and some are painted by local artists. The decor is mostly coastal, beachy, and shabby chic. There’s literally no way to leave empty handed. I’ve since then stopped in a few more times and even took an Annie Sloan paint class. There is everything to love about this little shop - they are worth a visit if you’re in town!"

"Such a CUTE store!!! It’s a lot bigger then you would think. They have a ton of furniture and local artists selling there goodies. So much to see! They have classes too!"