When I walked into IMS, I was immediately struck the feeling of home. I found my friend (Megan), e got to catch up on the husband and kids and how thier doing in school, as far as I can tell thier kids are doing excellent but, Megan and Dan (her husband) are not there thinking of getting a divorce which is sad to here but if they think that’s what they want to do they can, there contemplating wether or not to do it now or wait for the kids to get older. (I guess we’ll see soon). The bathrooms were great, marked out clearly and vary prestige inside, good smell too. I got a burger thier too also great not sure if it was apart of the store but optimally tasty. I’d... read full review
October 2023
Super-fancy collection of mostly interior-design places and horrifyingly expensive furniture. Who buys this stuff? (I mean, I've known a couple people who did, but for all that money they didn't seem any happier than anybody else. Maybe they'd have been better off spending it to help people who don't have food or a place to live. But what do I know?)The building has at least one all-gender bathroom and clear signage to find it -- top-notch!
May 2023
Great old architecture with interesting details like the rare double helix stairway from the old Munsing Wear factory. Wonderful to see all the beautiful furnishings and design at all the showrooms as well.
When I walked into IMS, I was immediately struck the feeling of home. I found my friend (Megan), e got to catch up on the husband and kids and how thier doing in school, as far as I can tell thier kids are doing excellent but, Megan and Dan (her husband) are not there thinking of getting a divorce which is sad to here but if they think that’s what they want to do they can, there contemplating wether or not to do it now or wait for the kids to get older. (I guess we’ll see soon). The bathrooms were great, marked out clearly and vary prestige inside, good smell too. I got a burger thier too also great not sure if it was apart of the store but optimally tasty. I’d... read full review
Super-fancy collection of mostly interior-design places and horrifyingly expensive furniture. Who buys this stuff? (I mean, I've known a couple people who did, but for all that money they didn't seem any happier than anybody else. Maybe they'd have been better off spending it to help people who don't have food or a place to live. But what do I know?)The building has at least one all-gender bathroom and clear signage to find it -- top-notch!
Great old architecture with interesting details like the rare double helix stairway from the old Munsing Wear factory. Wonderful to see all the beautiful furnishings and design at all the showrooms as well.