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Elite Picture Framing
- Morris
Professionals lend custom borders to wide range of items, such as shadow boxes, sports memorabilia & military medals
Presents of Mind
- Mount Olive
Nonprofit gift shop secures employment for people with disabilities and fills carts with handbags, baby toys, and wedding presents
Picture Framing Outlet
- Hanover
Seasoned art instructors teach the fundamentals of painting landscapes to up to 15 students, who each sip on a complimentary glass of wine
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Chester
Sweet shop offers range of treats such as fresh fudge in several flavors and apples dipped in caramel and a variety of toppings
Wireless Depot
- Multiple Locations
Huge inventory of OEM and third-party accessories, as well as Samsung and Motorola smartphones
Bee N' Crafty
- Bernardsville
Groups of up to six paint pottery pieces such as dinner plates, mugs, and cereal bowls in a bright studio open to adults and kids
Art and Framing Gallery
- Hanover
Artwork, sports jerseys, diplomas, and photos are commemorated with cotton, linen, and acid-free textured mats and a variety of frames
BaseCamp Adventure Outfitters
- Bernardsville
Apparel and gear from The North Face, Timberland, and Oakley shield shoppers with sporty accessories such as head lamps and golf disks
Laura Clare Floral Design & Event Decor
- Bernardsville
A Cornell degree in floriculture spawns arrangements with feather and stone accents alongside candles, designer linens, and all-natural soap
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Those visiting Drop Me A Line Costume Shop for the first time might scratch their heads at the name. When the current owners purchased the shop back in 1987, it was a primarily a stationery store with a humble selection of costumes thrown in. Halloween enthusiasts at heart, the husband-and-wife team gradually changed the business's focus, expanding the shop's square footage to match the growing costume stock. Eventually, the selection grew so large they had to acquire the building next door and build a permanent passageway and after-hours zipline to connect the two halves of the 4,000-square-foot space.
Today, the staff can be heard dropping the store’s phrase “yeah, we got it” as they pull superhero costumes, period pieces, Disney disguises, and monster outfits from the 10,000+ stock of rentals, lease, and for-sale costumes. Along with a range of Halloween ideas for kids, teens, adults, and plus sizes, Drop Me A Line also provides getups for other holidays, such as Santa costumes for Christmas and Uncle Sam outfits for Christmas in July. To complement each costume, the year-round store packs its shelves with more than 5,000 accessories and hundreds of high-quality synthetic wigs to suit all price ranges. The staff can even provide tips on how to flawlessly attach fake beards and foam prosthetic noses as guests peruse the shop's collection of theatrical and special effects makeup from Cinema Secrets, Mehron, Ben Nye, and Kryolan.
Inside Ashley Furniture HomeStore’s sprawling warehouses and showrooms, friendly staffers stock plush beds, sturdy end tables, and stylish home accessories. Expert designers craft these dwelling fillers, testing raw materials' durability and basic arithmetic skills before transforming them into classy furniture items that mesh with any decorating style. They build many tables and chairs to meet eco-friendly business standards, using recycled engineered wood to reduce landfill waste and slow down deforestation. Ashley also stocks nonwood items, including a selection of state-of-the-art body-cushioning mattresses from brands such as Sealy and Simmons.
For an additional charge, Ashley Furniture HomeStore transports its furniture using its own fleet of semi trucks and fighter planes, which ensure that comfortable couches and slick dining-room tables are never damaged and always fresh smelling. Each location is locally owned and operated, meaning staffers are friendly residents who know which couches best complement regional design trends and indoor weather patterns.
Professional photo studio, 2nd generation. We now sell "haljaffenameart" nationwide. The NEW, DELUXE nameart is 12x36inches, may use sepia, b/w or NEW color letters. Each piece is framed, matted and ready to hang when delivered. Choice of black or white mat. Absolutely fantastic!!!
The Finish Line recently celebrated its 30th anniversary, and its 14th under the ownership of Chris Schmidt, who took over the lead after working at the shop for nearly eight years. A former student in Ball State's pedorthic foot management program, Chris and his staff help customers select the shoe best suited to their running, walking, and slow-motion kung-fu kicking needs, with footwear from name brands such as Adidas, Asics, Brooks, and Saucony. They also stock apparel from makers including Mizuno and Saucony to help keep athletes in sharp, comfortable clothing. Customers wanting to test out their new gear can participate in one of Finish Line's weekly or seasonal running events.
Open since 1988, the locally owned and operated Pioneer Glass and Mirror outfits households and automobiles with an array of customized glimmering glasswork. From humble beginnings in the back shop of a gas station, the company has metamorphosed into an expansive showroom with five design and installation professionals on staff. The trained and certified technicians envelop showers and baths in professional Basco shower enclosures and adorn cabinets, shelves, and furniture with pieces from a stock of more than 140 styles of obscure and patterned glass. Towering Kentwood mirrors can encircle entire workout areas or bloodsport arenas, and automotive services repair the windshields and rearview mirrors of cars, trucks, and deluxe big wheels.
Founded by Joe Mortimer in 1963, Select Jewelers has evolved from a door-to-door jewelry business to a thriving duo of elegant jewelry boutiques. Now run by Joe's son, called Joe Jr. by longstanding customers, the jewelry store carries high-quality brands such as Bentelli diamonds—which are sold below market-recommended prices—and Speidel watches. The shop's dexterous tinkerers also do repair work, replacing broken clasps on chains and resetting watches so that they skip over unlucky 13:00
