I can quite happily spend all my wages here! I have a shopping problem in this shop! Love all the…read moreunusual things!

Au Naturale is the homewares section of the popular low cost fashion shop Internacionale. It…read morespecialises in soft furnishings, cushions, bedding, photo frames, candle sticks and pictures at low prices. You can buy candles from 25p so you can see it is very cheap indeed and even cheaper in the sales. The staff here are very friendly and the shop is nice big and airy and very welcoming. It is somewhere I always pop in and have a browse when I am passing.

great home furnishing store. selling cushions and throws,candles,bedding,kitchen and dining…read moreitems,jellewry,art canvas/pictures. Anything you need to furnish you home or garden you will almost definately find in this store.Very cheap and well priced items in good quality. Just been taken over by B&M so expect to find een more in store.

My friend and I were going for a wee jaunt in Rawdon and we came across this delightful shop. She…read morehad just passed her driving test so I suggested a drive out to a random Leeds town and we decided to visit Rawdon - it was a total off the cuff find! The layout of the shop is most curious, being on the corner of the street almost, the shop itself opens out on the the street at both sides! This was a little disorientating from the inside, but I soon cottoned on. From one entrance you were met with a plethora of beautiful glass ware, hand made delightful wine glasses, little trinkets and key rings, beautiful cardigans, home ware tea sets and other gorgeous gift items. My favourite of this room was a lovely Indian (?) style lamp shade like a metal framed globe with different coloured gems which made up the body of it. At £55 I decided to think on it, but it was beautiful. Upstairs was a gallery of different floral prints, material prints and other really interesting art works. In the other room through to the other side of the street was a lovely hand made card section (situated in the through-fare) and then a gorgeous jewellery and toy section where we were greeted by a lovely sales lady. The shop is beautifully laid out, with exquisite and imaginative gift items from all kinds of indie designers and crafters, and it was most definitely worth stopping by. Prices range with some sale pieces, but expect to take a while as it is mesmerising!

This is a really lovely gift shop and emporium of beautiful things!…read more It is just by Rawdon Traffic lights so really easy to find. The shop stocks lots of lovely, unusual gift items for a variety of budgets. It is a wonderful place to go in for a browse around (no doubt you will find something you love) or to look for a special present. This shop is always my first port of call when looking for a mother's day present, or gifts for my other female relatives. Staff are happy to help and quick to come up with helpful suggestions if you are struggling for ideas. It can be a little expensive, but makes up for this with the convenience of it's location

Brilliant little store! Full of vintage odds and ends from the early 1900s. Signs, soap, cuff…read morelinks, books, posters, bags, cups, candy, cards, ornaments, etc etc etc. Perfect shop for fans of old-school!

Highly recommend great gifts and lace friendly staff.read more

This shop offers goods of ghe highest quality. A little on the expensive side but you only get what…read moreyou pay for. Definitely no tat here. Extremely helpful staff who go the extra mile to assist in their customers requests

This is a garden centre with added extras! We started off at the farmer's market, before having a…read morelook around the garden centre. The garden centre itself isn't that large, but is well stocked. There is a small courtyards with shops - I bought some nice sausages in the butchers. There is a petting farm, but we didn't visit it this time. The best bit is the historic garden. We went through the maze, looked at the deer, went down into what I thought was an ice house, but was actually a bear pit. It's very beautiful, even in February

It does exactly what you'd expect and a bit more. There is the Garden Centre side with a good…read moreselection of plants, etc. There is also garden furniture and ornaments available. In additonal to these there are a number of other craft shops including a leatherworker and a deli. The site itself is not huge, so I would personally not recommend it a as place to go for a day out, maybe part of your and go on elsewhere.