Nothing too wow. But its interesting to look at. I mean its modern to go inside. But unless you…read morereally need to redesign your house then yeah maybe it would make sense to shop here. The product is ok, I mean I do find it does feel like going into a gift shop. Not sure I want to have the kind of stuff they sell in my house or maybe I am not too trendy. its nice artwork to look at.

I've walked by here so many times, but for some reason had never gone in. Yesterday my mom was…read morevisiting and wanted to check it out. Glad we did! Lots of cute and unique housewares and art. Friendly customer service too!

Cute gift shop with a thoughtfully curated array of high quality artisan wares. Great for finding a…read morelast minute gift or a card, just a few steps from Columbia Skytrain station, this store is a lovely community business worth a visit!

Good Omen is such a cute shop! I love being able to buy what I want online and breeze in for a…read morepre-paid and packaged pick up when I'm busy, but I also love to come in a peruse all the little treasures here! I love buying their Indigenous owned beauty Brands for oils, skin care etc. There's heaps of gorgeous crystals to be gazed at and plenty of cute home goods, stationary etc.I just wish they didn't have bank hours which is a small complaint, just means I can only visit on weekends.

I simply LOVE Rewind consignment shop. They have everything i need, including my dance clothes…read more(lululemon for 20 dollars!). Thank you to the owner for her inner and outer beauty. Much love and success to you (though I don't need to wish it for you!). Love, Alison

Great find!! Recently heard about this store (after going…read moreto the same plaza for over 4 years) Went in today and wow! Great thrift store with soo much selection. Very nice items and all are in excellent condition. I'll be back for sure.

Sad to hear they care closing this location at the end of June 2025! Visit ASAP for closing sale!…read moreFuture plans tbd apparently...stay tuned to their socials.

There is some cool stuff in here :-) got a really nice antique camera and the owner was very…read morehelpful. it was one of the only vintage or antique shops that I found in this area

This adorbs import shop on Commercial Drive drew me in with its bright colors and beautiful…read moredisplays. It's one of those shops I'm glad isn't close to my house or I'd be over there wayyy too often adding various colorful furniture, knick-knacks, and bric-a-brac to my stale beige apartment. The shop features two rooms devoted to all things imports. The first room is mainly small items, from jewelry and candles to clothing and other decor items. If you're looking for a gift for that hard-to-shop-for friend, this is the place. The second room is full of seriously gorgeous furniture and larger household decor items. Dressers, chairs, beds, dining sets, tapestries, lamps, rugs...it's all in here and it's all just begging you to dig out the ol' credit card and re-dec your place to look like you just returned from a six month excursion through Southeast Asia. The staff are super helpful, too. I was looking for a wall tapestry for my daughter (who is trying desperately to add a boho vibe to her bedroom). The store employee showed me the different sized tapestries and helped me pick one that most suited my kid's vibe. She said if my daughter didn't like it I was welcome to come back and exchange it for a different one. (Luckily, she liked it!) Someday when I win the Mega Millions I'm going to head to Wander and buy one-of-everything.

When the long time occupant of this retail space vacated the location there was a real gap, I…read moreadmit. But then newcomer Spirits Free arrived, and although at first it seemed the store had an identity crisis, leaving the sign blank with no name for months, the character of the shop, now aptly named 'Wander', really took an independent form. The space was brightened up considerably and filled with affordable merchandise from around the globe. Add nice music and an uncluttered layout and voila! You have an inviting, warm place to buy lovely things for yourself or gifts for friends. The merchandise includes home decor and objects of self adornment. From tribal style to Yoga style, there's something for everyone and every season. You can't just pass by, you have to wander in :)

Just spent several hours in Michael's frame department getting custom frames done. Lexie and Corina…read morewere amazing and such patience in spending the time with me. You both are such an asset to the store and the department. Thanks very much

This is a fairly large store a diverse selection of crafts & decor. It is always clean and usually…read morestocked well. Most things are overpriced but with their coupons (easily available on their app),they become 'normally' priced. Staffing is alway a bit minimal- not many on the floor and usually need a few more on cash. The fabric section has a lot of licensed prints (ie. Harry Potter, Disney..) BUT.... beware of buying fabric here. Fabric should be cut on the grain -especially for prints and the last time I purchased here the fabric was cut at a terrible angle. I bought & paid for 1.5 meters but in actuality I got 9 cm short. My pattern required a lot of shifting to get it to fit and my daughter's pyjama pants became pj shorts. Not impressed as stores are usually meticulous about cutting accurately and even allowing extra for shrinking.

Seems to have alot of things if u are looking for something odd or hard to find. The owner is a…read moregood negotiater so bring ur haggling skills to save a dollar!

My most favorite store to shop at incredible selection of some of the coolest dress shirts…read more,t-shirts,and jackets over ever seen .I stop by ever payday.thank you for being there hope you never leave .the staff there brings you back k to a time where the customer was important .and they make you feel special definitely a shop that deserves everyone's support

The fact that I'm no Martha Stewart is no secret - I guess I was born without the home-decor gene…read more I find the whole thing - paint colours, window dressings, matching loveseats - totally mundane. And that's why I was surprised to find a quasi-furnishings store I actually liked. Granted, Provide in Crosstown carries more than just fixtures and accessories for your abode. Among the designer espresso makers are some pretty fashionable clothing items, which, for me, broke up the monotony of the selection of housewares (lamps, vases, tables, cushions, etc.). Someone must have had people like me in mind when they came up with the concept for this store. On to the fashion! I found some beautiful (although pretty high-end) tees by designer James Perse as well as some local style, like Vancouver's own Shereen De Rousseau's gorgeous cross-platform jewellery.

Slowly but surely, this end of downtown Vancouver is becoming a hot spot for lovely boutiques…read more cafes and restaurants and the inclusion of Provide home decor store in that group is a great choice. The general vibe of the store is very bright and open but still warm and cozy. Soft, luxe James Perse casual wear for the ladies and the gentleman inn your life will be welcome with very open arms as a gift for someone else or yourself. Unique pillows and throws will have you wrapping yourself up on the couch and hibernating next to your decadently scented boutique candle from Europe and a cup of Nespresso from that handy little machine that spits out espresso exactly how and when you want. The aforementioned scene is courtesy of Provide and there is more where that came from. Royal Doulton tableware, Niche Modern lighting, Dwell and Publique Living decor items from gorgeous picture frames done in stone to massive and stunning ceramic bowls, you are sure to be entranced by some very fab finds at Provide.