So many choices of yarn. I love this store! The owners are kind and welcoming. I wish I lived…read morecloser. I'd go there more often. But no matter where you live, it's worth the drive.

A lovely local yarn store in Sonoma Square. I had forgotten a couple of notions at home when…read morevisiting the area on vacation, and they had cute options at a reasonable price. I did not pick up any yarn on my trip but did enjoy their selection of colors and fibers. The staff was friendly.

This place is closed. Went by and just a sign on the door to call if you need help. Sad... We try…read moreto support the local yarns stores.

Visiting Sonoma and just wanted to find something to do to keep my hands busy while traveling. The…read moreowner of the store is an extremely pleasant woman who spent a lot of time with me, even knowing that I was going to be a one-time low spending customer. For my purposes she was 5 stars...but most people would like to see a larger variety of yarns. She gave me crochet hooks for free, color copied crochet instructions, AND put them in report sleeves to keep them neat. Always great to find someone who loves what they do!

This is such a beautiful place! If you're looking to buy in bulk or a warehouse for leather, this…read moreis the place! There all kinds of varieties, colors, and cuts. The employees are very friendly and knowledgeable. The price is reasonable and they charge by square footage. I'm definitely going to be a regular here.

Excellent selection, pricing, and customer service. Establishment is very clean with ample…read moreparking. Mr. Hernandez helped me select the best color and type of Hide for my job. Everyone is very personable and very helpful. This is definitely the place to go you will not be disappointed.

I'm so happy that Color Theory has moved to a new location. The employees as very knowledgeable,…read morefull of good tips, and if they don't have what you want, they can order it for you. There is a front room with paints and canvases and all sorts of goodies. There is also a back room with drawing supplies and they plan to expand upstairs. Right now there are limited hours while they get up and running, but plan to extend hours closer to the holidays. They have all sorts of exciting ideas about expanding & art classes. The pricing seems better than before. I'm just so glad Napa still has an art supply store.

It is a nice place, Used to get my stuff from Amazon but that is not the best when it comes to the…read morefeeling of touching the materials and weight that pen and brush in your hand and think yeah I like this one, this is what I value on buying local. I only wish they a bit more varsity on price, in some materials and tools, sometimes I like to treat myself and get that wood pen holder instead of the plastic one. That's just me.

This place is dangerous to my wallet. I purchased a sofa and matching chair along with a coffee…read moretable. Lots of wonderful outdoor art there as well. It's a place you have to check out when you drive into Sonoma.

Be warned - I got burned - be sure to ask for 10% locals discount if you live in Sonoma…read more I recently spent approximately $4k for a new couch purchased from Harvest Home. About a month after receiving the couch, I learned thru another local merchant that Harvest Home offers a 10% discount to locals. Well, I'm a local and did not receive the discount even though the store clerk took my delivery address, a local address. Shortly thereafter I visited the Harvest Home store intending to purchase 2 side chairs. I asked the clerk if Harvest Home did, in fact, offer a 10% locals discount. She said yes. So I asked why I hadn't gotten the discount on on couch I bought. The clerk's response was very unsatisfactory. Her shoulders sunk indicating to me that this issue had come up before. She said you have to ask for the discount at the time of purchase otherwise you don't get it. I reminded her that she took my address for delivery which was clearly a local address. I also asked how was I supposed to know there was a discount? She dug her heels in and kept saying she was sorry but there was nothing she could do because I didn't ask for the discount at the time of purchase. I told her how disappointed I was with her customer service. She cut me short and said she was sorry and gave me her quote for the 2 side chairs. I left in frustration and did not and will not buy the 2 chairs I was going to buy at approximately $3k. This is such poor customer service in my opinion. I missed out on this discount that apparently other locals get but I didn't because I didn't know about it to ask for it. Being a local, I am telling this story to all my friends. I will not be buying the 2 side chairs or anything else from this store.

Fat Pilgrim & Harvest Home shop in Sonoma, CA, on Highway 12…read more I luv stopping here to check out the inventory. It harkens to an old timey general store but with modern vibes and artisan curated pieces at down to earth prices. Seriously, the majority of prices match to that bullseye retail shop. One side is a general store with kitchen items, greeting cards, soaps, candles, snacks. jewelry, and women's accessories. The other side sells living room items... furniture, throws, pillows, home decor, small art pieces, and reproduction artwork. Oh I can't forget to tell you about the outdoor art sculptures which are displayed in the back yard. The sculptures are whimsical and artsy. They carry sofas and living room pieces. The furniture is of quality and comes with prices matching that quality. I enjoy shopping for the framed reproduction paintings and home decor. The price points range from $30 and upwards for the paintings.

We used to shop at Harvest Home in Downtown S.F. and Corte Madera. Glad that we found this joint…read moreventure in our new town! Ayanna and Mary Ann have been most gracious in helping us find design elements for our new digs. Their collection of seasonal garden accoutrements is amazing. Plus they love out pooch Chloe! Check this joint out!

Very cute shops, lots of good finds. I little expensive, but I get you are in downtown Napa. My…read morekids found lots of cute little trinkets.

This is a great addition to downtown Napa. Unique, vintage, alternative, and with class…read more Great They actually have MENS clothes as well! Looking forward to coming back for some concert tees.

This is such a cute shop. . I found the perfect handmade card for my husband and a couple of…read morebeautiful bracelets for me. And fresh cut flowers too. Just go

What an interesting store! Buy refillable containers, fill them up with supplies like soaps and…read morecleaning products and when you run out, come back and refill. Of course, you can bring your own containers, they will weigh the container so you pay only for the product not the container. The store is an odd mixture of what looks like really giftable items and essentially a bunch of reusable containers both empty and already filled. Towards the back, there are enormous containers of dish soap, laundry detergent, hand soap and what have you. You have some choices in terms of scent. All the scents I noticed were from natural sources. I haven't had a chance to fully process the prices but it looks like you pay the full price for the refillable container you purchase plus you pay a price roughly equivalent to going to the supermarket to pick up a similar product for the refill. I have tried the laundry detergent, the dish soap and the liquid hand soap. All of the products work well. The fragrance for the liquid soaps is definitely a cut above your standard supermarket brand. The scents are coming from natural ingredients, they didn't irritate my eczema, induce migraines the way artificial fragrances will do to me, or nauseate me. I didn't have any allergic reactions to any of the products. The dish soap is reasonably gentle but might not be the gentlest one on the market. I went thru a couple of days when I had to wash load after load of pots and I noticed my hands started bleeding. Perhaps it was just all the cooking and perhaps it was overexposure to the soap. I temporarily switched to using rubber gloves and my blue Kirkland brand and the problem has not returned. But for routine use, the Juniper Station version is more pleasant and doesn't normally cause my hands to bleed. Thanks to my allergies I went through a few products reading ingredients labels. Just about all the products use naturally sourced ingredients with safer choices substituting for more problematic chemicals. I did purchase one item intending to give it as a gift. But then I realized unless the gifted has access to a refillable station it's rather pointless. And unless the person wants to refill, it's double pointless. So essentially I purchased a nice refillable container and a large sample of soap instead of the actual concept of refill-ability. But this is a great place to pick up gift worthy refillable containers. I paid more for a similar container decades ago at Target. It lasted 15 or so years before it finally bit the dust. If you're looking for more eco-friendly choices, this store offers some truly spectacular options as long as you live within convenient refill distance.