I went in to the store during a sidewalk sale event in Hudson in July of 2014. It was a Sunday during lunch hour. I was drawn by the unique furniture displayed outside the store(mostly items usually seen on other discounted famous websites). When I walked in, there were 2 sales ladies extremely busy among and only among themselves so that they didn't even recognize me or my two daughters. There was nobody else in the store and the store is tiny.
Even after awhile of looking around, they didn't even bother to say "hello may I help you". They didn't say a word. SNOB ALERT. I think the snob alert equated with the inflated price of the items they had in the store. They had a reclaimed wood dining table on sale for 2800.00, which I could have gone to Arhaus for a lot less even when not on sale. I just recently got an email flyer from Arhaus and theirs was around 1000.00 on sale(regular price was around 1500.00). They had some other single chairs that mimicked 70's velvet style fabric and was on sale for around 480.00. I later looked online at one of my favorite online stores and it was around 150.00.
Needless to say, I will not be going back to purchase anything. If I did go back, it would probably be just to see how the products looked in real life that I saw online.
However, having said that, if you like paying way over a product's value just so you could say you bought it at this store, then you should. Otherwise, shop around online or any other reputable stores and save your money for your children's education or anything else, and do not support inflated snobbery.