What Is Olde Parsonage and What Does It Offer?

Olde Parsonage is a family-owned interior decorating business based in Ashland, Ohio, serving north central Ohio's decorating needs. If you're remodeling a kitchen, choosing cabinets for a new home, or updating lighting, bathrooms, or windows, it offers a 10,000 sq. ft. single-floor showroom where you can see products displayed and get advice during the selection process.

What the business is

The Olde Parsonage was started in January 1986 by Rick and Tina McFrederick. Tina, a co-owner, wanted to open an interior decorating business in Ashland, and the couple found an old Victorian house on Sandusky Street that had been built as a parsonage for a church across the street — the source of the business name. They renovated the house's five apartment units one by one, then outgrew the space after six years and moved to a remodeled building on Smith Road. The current location at 1611 Eagle Way opened on November 1, 2006, at roughly double the size of the previous building. The business is still family owned and operated, with the founders' children Luke and Joe working there full time.

What it offers

The showroom is the core of the business. According to the company, the single-floor layout is designed to be easy to access for all shoppers, and it displays:

• Cabinets and vanities — dozens on display, in styles from traditional to contemporary
• Lighting fixtures and lamps — hundreds of current styles, described as competitively priced
• Window blinds and shades
• Bathroom products for starting a bathroom update

Beyond browsing, the business positions itself as a source of expert advice during the selection process, whether you're remodeling a kitchen, furnishing a new home, or working on smaller updates.

Who it's for and where it serves

Olde Parsonage caters to north central Ohio's decorating needs and describes itself as easily accessible from anywhere in Ohio. The site title references Northeast Ohio as well. In practice, that makes it most relevant if you:

• Are planning a kitchen remodel or choosing cabinets for a new build
• Want to compare lighting fixtures and lamps in person rather than online
• Need blinds, shades, or bathroom fixtures as part of a broader update
• Prefer a showroom where you can see full-size displays and ask questions before buying

How to get started

The website invites visitors to send a message to discuss a project, so the practical first step is to describe what you're working on — a kitchen, bathroom, lighting, or window treatment — and ask about showroom visits or product availability. Because the site does not publish pricing, hours, or delivery details, confirm those directly rather than assuming.