How come I escape this cute store? I noticed Twirls and Twigs after parking on Magnolia on the way…read moreto the corner camera store. On the way back, I had to pop in and check it out! Nice customer service, it is a woman-operated small business. They sell a bit of everything: cards, fun gifts, home decor, candles (hence the nice fragrance in the air), jewelry, funky socks, cool keychains. Nicely decorated store, charming with fun merchandise. Great place to shop for friends, get a gag gift or unique items for holidays. If uninspired in your shopping, come here! The shop will give inspiration and make you smile on the way to your purchase. Street parking, closed on Mondays. I wish the store would stay open later than 3-4 pm (check their schedule), but it's a small boutique, so it's understable!

What a fun store, such a great place for a gift or a treat yourself moment. Love the selection of…read morecharms too.

We were walking randomly and there were so many neat thrift shops on this block, so close to one…read moreanother! The owner is super laidback, we were drew in by some masks (from past halloween events likely) and I found the crystals and quartz collection he had to be so beautiful and a big variety. Theres a lot within the store and so much to consider - check them out!

This is how vintage shopping should be! Feast your eyes on all the little marvels you can find in…read morethis shop! Super friendly and helpful shop owner as well. Found two items easily and can't wait to wear them. I'll be back!

Had the best time shopping here for Christmas. they have some unique one of a kind items for a…read moregreat price. The atmosphere is just happy!! And love the staff & customer service because they're always ready to help with our vision. Thank you Rolling greens !

This is in the new shopping center attached to the Sportsman's Lodge. Free 90 minute of parking…read more But the parking lot is ridiculous. Double slots wasting tons of space, super skinny spaces, mostly full and a far walk. What a beautiful shop! Downstairs is mostly home stuff. Upstairs is houseplants. Outside upstairs there are plants, succulents and pots. The decor is gorgeous. I only bought a Halloween ornament. And a little annoying that they DON'T take cash.

I have been here several times and have made a purchase every time. They always have something new…read moreto look at. Both old and new pieces. There are so many cute glasses, pottery, candles, vases etc... I purchased four small Wallace bowls that I loved. Perfect for dips, olives, oils .... Great addition to my collection. Prices vary depend on what you are getting. You can easily find great deals here and also high priced items. You gotta do your research. Customer service is usually good here.

Such a cute shop! The most adorable sets of vintage glasses and so many great little trays, soaps,…read morecandles and incense scents.

I'll preface this review by saying I can keep a child and a pet alive, but a plant - absolutely…read moreNOT, EVER! I wander into Greenwood on occasion while at Farmers Market on Sundays. They often have a nice selection of special little gifts. The plants are great too but I wouldn't dare purchase one, knowing it's life will soon come to an end under my watch. During the holidays they have really cute Christmas tree ornaments. Great little place to "Shop Small" for a nice little gift for someone.

Love shops like this and I always walk in to see what they have. What a beautiful store ... so many…read morecute items such as planters, candleholders, cups, plates, plants, scents, etc ... I also spotted unique handmade pieces. The location is nice, near restaurants and coffee shops. I liked a few things but didn't rush to purchase it right away. I'll think about it and go back. Prices are on the higher side but let's not forget the area it's at. It's a great spot to purchase gifts as well. Specially for plant lovers and collectors. Customer service was unfriendly, maybe it was too early in the morning.

What a sweet, lovely store that I finally stumbled into after passing by it many times. My favorite…read morerestaurant is just a couple of doors down and now that they open a little earlier, Aum & Garden was still open when my significant other and I walked by last week. We decided to stop in to check it out and I'm so glad we did. We were greeted immediately by Jerome, who was extremely welcoming. He told us a little bit about the store and its history. We let him know that it was our first time stopping in and wanted to see what types of items they sold. There are many, many fun items and I look forward to stopping by again to take a longer look at the great offerings that they have. I had a chance to spot a fun crystal that will be perfect to give a friend that recently opened a new business. The crystal is a selenite mini egg which is good for purification and new beginnings. There are many different crystals available, at many price points. If you are looking for some, this is a great place to shop!

What a magical store. I lost my home in the fires and this is my very first purchase for a home I…read morewill now be living in. I'm in love with these 1920s ducks. Thank you for having great taste.

We had a great experience at Willow Creek! We worked with…read moreAaron the owner, he so knowledgeable, really forthcoming with information and provides great service. He worked had to be sure we got all the right pieces. We shopped a few places, this shop is lovely. The assortment is great, lots of different styling in teak. We haven't received our products yet but I have no doubt they'll be perfect.

Look no where else!! Quality and fabulous customer service! We bought outdoor seating for…read moreconversation, gorgeous teak with sunbrella cushions, and classy umbrella. Couldn't be happier! Erin the owner stands by his products. We called, needed help with the umbrella, he sent his great guy Tim over to show us how to tilt the umbrella (we're not very mechanical!). We tried Pottery Barn, which we typically love but the quality and customer service can't compare to Willow Creek. I have included a photo below. So Happy!

I stopped by the outdoor furniture store and had a great time! The staff were super friendly and…read morethe products were awesome. Can't wait to come back!

From the owner: Discover your outdoor sanctuary at our furniture store on 10708 Burbank Blvd in North Hollywood,…read moreCA. From lounge sets to sunbeds, swings, and umbrellas, we've got everything you need to style your outdoor space. Come in and explore our collection today!

We love our Apt2b sectional. We got the Bradbury 3pc Sectional Sofa and I can't say enough good…read morethings about it. First of all, I love that their sofas are made in the USA. Their customer service is amazing. I couldn't decide on a color because they have so many amazing choices, and they sent fabric swatches to help us decide. We went back and forth between different shades of Grey and Navy. When the swatches came in the mail, we studied our options and fell in love with "Thunder!" It's a beautiful shade of grey and the fabric is soft and stain-proof. And of course, it looks amazing :)

Have a credit here for 700 plus dollars. Website has been down for many weeks. I assume out of…read morebusiness at this point - why is it so difficult to get an answer about the status of a business? There's obviously a problem and 100's of their employees, vendors, accountants etc. know about it...no one has anything to say?

Dwell is synonymous with quality, dedication, and client satisfaction. I have no hesitation highly…read morerecommending. Before contracting with Dwell for a full home, down-to-the-studs reno of a 50-yr old Pasadena home, I'd fired two general contractors: The first was a luxury, longstanding (30 yr) Pasadena firm that was simply too doctrinaire, languid, and non-responsive in their approach; the second was the opposite: too green, easily overwhelmed, and quickly passive aggressive and combative in communications to the point I was uneasy handing over the keys to demo and reno my home. I reset, cast a wide net for new prospects and interviewed 11 firms, all while recognizing that perhaps my expectations were too high and I was part of the problem. Gio confidently asserted that I *should* have high expectations, as it was my home that I was renovating. Fast forward, and the end product is phenomenal, surpassing my expectations without a single regret. A few notes: 1. Client dedication: Dwell and its full team (Gio, my phenomenal project manager Michael, Santiago, and the office team) all never gave a doubt that their focus is on doing the job right; i.e. in a manner that the client and the Dwell team would both share pride in. I'd be remiss if I didn't say Gio and Michael demonstrated a strong ability and interest in understanding the client's vision and truly wanting to bring it to fruition (far beyond simply delivering a product and moving onto the next project, as you risk coming across among other GCs). 2. Productive subs: Dwell knows its subcontractors well and they are each true craftsmen. Each was professional and courteous, regularly going beyond my expectations before I'd even seen their work product for the first time (e.g., more electrical outlets than I'd imagined from electrical sub, the kindest gentleman focused on getting the cabinetry and wood finishes "just right," a foundation and framing sub with steady-handed focus and easy client rapport...). Routinely, Dwell got quick responsiveness from subs, including when I'd mistakenly given the wrong delivery date for pricey patio doors (long story short: I realized my error at 6:30pm the night before and Michael and team very serenely hustled and were able to get their installers onsite the next morning to receive and install $20k patio doors; done with professional realism that it wasn't guaranteed yet effort to ensure the safety and secure install). 3. Realistic, predictable pricing: Gio tries to price projects right from the outset to do the job well. Plenty of contractors will lowball with a likely intent to add endless change orders or limit what is delivered. Dwell, in my experience, priced the project to do it well from the start and minimize any surprises or impediments that would limit them from doing the job they believe you actually want, regardless of what other contractors may tell you. 4. Respectful: There was not a single moment of tension or confusion. Michael, Gio, and team communicated incredibly effectively, even when your day job limits attentiveness or creates time demands. They more than understand and give advance heads up of items coming up for you to weigh in on, or suggestions to make the project go smoothly if you're time-constrained. 5. Humor: I'd moved from New York and was blunt at the outset that I didn't need to be best friends with a contractor, but I do expect basic courteousness and professionalism; they easily brushed past my concerns and regularly had me laughing. Doing a full home reno takes up a lot of mental space even when it goes well; to not be stressed but actually laughing through it is priceless. [As a post-script, I should mention that the reno was completed and I moved back into the place 2 weeks prior to the January 2025 Eaton Fire that ravaged Altadena and came within 4 blocks to my place before miraculously dissipating, sparing my block and the house. The care and concern that Gio, Michael, and team demonstrated despite the project having already been completed far exceeded what I could've imagined. This is a team that cares.] Big cheers to Dwell--Gio, Michael, and team: they have built a unique team culture in a tough business where it is easy for clients to be trepidatious and cautious. Run, don't walk, to do a project with Dwell.

First meeting with the owner, Gio, felt very comfortable. There was no pressure , no big sales…read moretalk, just a normal conversation about the project and what would actually make sense. He gave us a lot of ideas that showed he's been doing this a long time, and it honestly made it easier to trust the whole process from the start. After that, spent time at the office going over everything in detail. The full walk through helped a lot because nothing felt vague or rushed. It was clear how the design would turn into real work, step by step. Questions were answered as they came up, and things were explained in a way that actually made sense. Once things got going, communication stayed solid. Gili and Michael were both easy to reach and stayed involved the whole time. Updates came regularly, and if something needed to change or be adjusted, it was talked through without any attitude or stress. The office team was also really helpful and kept everything moving smoothly in the background. Overall, the whole experience felt organized but still very human. Things weren't perfect every single day, but that's normal with a project like this. What mattered was that people followed through, kept communication open, and delivered what was promised. End result came out great and matched what was discussed from the beginning.