Adirondack Store and Gallery in Lake Placid
Looking for rustic and luxurious home decor? Find them at the Adirondack Store & Gallery in Lake Placid.
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The Adirondack Store & Gallery has long been the go-to spot for beautiful home furnishings and gifts in the Adirondack style. Shoppers can find everything from fine glassware to unique rugs, cozy throws and pillows, stunning tableware, and vintage and antique items.
They also have a wonderful collection of books, candles, pet accessories and bath products. The Adirondack Store is one of those places that you plan to stop by and wander for a while. It’s great if you find a gift for a special occasion, but this is the perfect spot to treat yo’ self to something nice.
In addition to the shop in Lake Placid, they have two additional outposts in Tupper Lake and New Canaan, CT.
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