Beaded Bungalow

I was lied to, miss-​lead, and get this, yes, hit on face and PUSHED on the front porch.
— The owner was so irate that I was not going to pay him the $ 20 he demanded after he told me it was free of charge over the phone. He was unable to fulfill his side to fix my necklace as he did not know how — but lied and said that he could.
— Once I arrived he asked if $ 20 was fair, I said no, and he GRABBED MY FACE and said «Look at me» — I was in shock — then he pushed me down the porch.
— The 2 woman in the back were just pretending not to care about what they just witnessed, but I knew that they were about to either call the cops on him, or fear their own life. I was so sad.
DO NOT GO HERE — HE IS A liar, thief and a he physically abused me — I am going to file a Police Report now.

This place is the best bead store in Nashville. I’ve been coming here for over 5 years. They have a great selection, carry good quality and affordable beds, and the staff is very helpful and friendly. I definitely recommend going to Beaded Bungalow for all of your beading needs!

I. Love. Beaded Bungalow. It’s certainly the jeweler in me talking, but it’s also just what a large selection they have in that little bitty building. I go there just to browse most days, but I don’t think I’ve ever left without spending at least thirty bucks. If I don’t have a use for that cow shaped pendent today, I’m sure I’ll find one for it, and buy it.
The place has plenty of parking, and it’s small size has never really been a disadvantage as far as patrons running in to one another. I’d love to take one of their jewelry classes, which they offer quite frequently. They usually have flyers up front and this makes for easy sign ups. The people working there are sweet and helpful.
I think what I love the most about this place is you can find beads to make your grandmother a necklace, or your hippie hemp loving friend Dan. It’s not about being pretentious, an old biddy, overly artsy, or head shopish. It’s just beads and good service.

When I walked into Beaded Bungalow, two staff member were scouring the floor for beads they’d just dropped in a freak beading accident. It seemed like they had the situation under control, so I stepped into one of the three small rooms filled with wall-​to-​wall shelves of seed beads, large pendants, glass, wood, pewter, Austrian crystal, and gemstone beads, all ranging in price from $ 0.15-$ 10 per bead. The shop seemed to specialize in brightly colored, whimsically shaped glass Czech beads, can be purchased individually or in strands.
I’ve experimented with beading a few times, and think it’s a really rewarding, accessible way to be creative. Beaded Bungalow has everything you’d need to get started: a huge array of beads in all styles, shapes, materials, and colors, ribbons, chains, cords, clasps, and a friendly, knowledgeable staff to help you bring it all together.