Fantastic Find! Wonderful spot for accessories! Make sure to check out the basement! Owners could…read morenot be nicer!

Such a cute ideas for your home and your closet. If you like KC local apparel or decor this is your…read moreplace. Come check it out!

Love this store with all their different items displayed for sale from cloths, Jewelry,…read morewallhangings, kitchen items, furniture, nick nacks & the list goes on! We can't forget their KC memorabilia and there's even a whole section for Swifties!! They're reasonably priced & you're sure to find something to buy especially if you're from out of town and you want to get something KC branded!

A bit pricey, but designs that cannot be beat. Whether you're looking for decor for the home, a…read moregift for someone or a gift for yourself, this is a great shop in which to stop. Superlatives has a variety of items that make excellent wedding gifts (especially if the person for whom you're buying doesn't have a great gift registry but you still want to buy something this person will love). Visit the downstairs gallery to see wonderful furniture! The staff is very friendly and immensely helpful. Excellent sense of design and taste that makes this store a please to browse through and a great temptation when it comes to making a purchase!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Interior Designers & Decorators…read more- Antiques - Home Improvements - Home Repair & Maintenance

This is a great shop! I believe their main presence is online, but they have a great store in the…read moreWestwood Hills shopping district on the corner of 50th and State Line Road. I was nearby at Hi Hat grabbing coffee and remembered my wife was eyeing some heart cookie cutters for Valentine's Day cookies with the kiddo. They had nice ones here, along with Pickwick candles, pillows, and other nice home decor. The shop owners are all friendly and were helpful as we quickly perused the shop. Love this little corner of Westwood Hills as it is, and having this shop is just another reason to love it.

Love West Elm, they are expensive and I wish they had other locations in the KC area than just the…read morePlaza. I also wish they had more furniture selections in store.

I feel like west elm had a moment right around 2015, they were still new-ish, and really the at the…read moreheight of every millennials dream board for home decor. Nowadays while I'm not sure they still have that je ne sais quoi about them, they are definitely still a nice place to shop for home products if you don't mind spending a bit. Something I like about west elm is that while they are pricey they aren't the most expensive. They tend to strike a chord between fancy and attainable, which is nice for a ton of people that want something decent in their house but don't want to spend a fortune. All of that being said, it's not cheap to shop here and when I come to this in person store it's mostly for browsing and to see if they have any random deals in the clearance area (they rarely do!). This location is clean and has plenty to take in. They used to have a local maker section that I didn't see this past visit, but that could just be user error. At any rate, this is usually a stop for me while I'm on the plaza. I just can't resist a good home decor shop!

While driving through Westport, we came across a cool distinguished building and decided to…read moreinvestigate. Upon entering, we discovered a vast array of kitchen, gadgets, cookware, and bakeware. The store is a treasure for kitchen enthusiasts , offering everything one might need. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by to explore their extensive selection, and I love the creaky floors. there is also a big shop downstairs. The staff was very friendly and asked if we needed help. I looked at a few things. Prices are a little expensive but affordable. Hours are Monday through Saturday 10 to 5 Ashleigh's Bake shop hours are: Thursday 10 to 4 Friday and Saturday 10 to 5

This place was so impressive!! All the workers were very sweet and willing to help with any…read morequestions or finding specific things. There is a lot in here, so it is slightly overwhelming but if you are looking for a kitchen tool, they have it! A big selection of la creuset cookware as well.

HEAVEN. World Market had (almost) everything I was looking for when I went in to check for some…read morethings! So excited they carry the cat wine bottles as I have been meaning to collect to reuse them! As an avid Ramune lover, I'm SO excited to come grab some flavors I've never had. The staff was so nice and grabbed something for me that I had my eye on. I will be back VERY soon !! :)

Asked a clerk, who was stocking shelves, the price of two items since they weren't labeled nor was…read morethere a price tag on the shelf, even though she had a handheld price scanner, she still made a scoffing, disgusted noise and mumbled " Jesus" under her breath..... My thought 'Lady, isn't this your job?!?! You have a scanner!! Maybe if you labeled stuff I wouldn't have to make you suffer my ignorance So, I left my cart there and walked out. Will never step foot or spend my meesley, pathetic dollars ever again. I was shopping for another person and given a budget. God forbid I'd want to know a price. Zero stars given, would not recommend except to recommend, be a human.....

My friend and I call this place old lady-chic. They're bedding often has exaggerated floral…read morepatterns that go beyond dated into this sort of fashionable realm...we both really like it and can recognize its odd appeal from spending too much time at our grandmother's houses, I'm sure. I like walking through the Plaza location, it's airy and interesting (although if you aren't a 50 year-old yuppie, don't hold your breath to be greeted at the door.) The prices go above and beyond what I'll be able to afford in bedding for the next 20 years, but a girl can dream can't she? I fell in love with this dreamy classic, romantic-looking cradle with a golden silk canopy draped around the four posts - for a regal baby with wealthy parents. The price tag is like $2,000, but it would look magnificent in a well-planned nursery, a mother's dream crib. Last time I was inside, I was all too coolly ignored...so bad in fact, I wondered why they spent so much effort ignoring some people and not others! And when I walked to the back of the store, I guess I caught their eye because one woman was sent to "check" on me...basically, to see if I was stealing. Oh yes! What I would have loved to take from the towel department (sarcasm)! Beyond this, Scandia Down is a place to escape in. It has beautifully detailed home pieces and a woman who enjoys decorating with an either exotic or old-fashioned flair (they somehow cover both tastes quite well) - would be happy to look around one day while window shopping on the Plaza.

The items at Scandia Down are very posh and over-priced. They have a delightful array of soaps,…read morehand towels, throw pillows and decorative, scented candles, but this is certainly not a place that inspires adjectives like "exciting." There are many objects that are quite lovely, but much of the bedding and decorative linens border on "dowdy" with floral patterns that are anything but youthful. My greatest praise for Scandia Down is for the bed frame that I purchased here. It sits holds the box springs a full 18-inches above the floor, making it possible for a grown man to climb under the bed if necessary. (Anyone who has ever tried to take a reluctant housecat to the vet knows how wonderful this feature might be!) Scandia Down has models of some of the charming metal bedframes on the floor, and a thick catalog from which a bed can be ordered in a variety of styles, sizes and finishes.

This is a really big story, very clean and organized inside. They have a huge bar and sitting area…read moreat the back end of the store. Throughout the store they have sections of many different brands and their products, mostly supporting local KC vendors. Among different types of goods they had apparels, cards, accessories, cups, mugs, candies, chocolates, caps, coasters, posters, home candles and much more. The prices were little higher since these are local made goods, but they were excellent quality. We bought some chocolate bars and cards from the store. The staff members were very friendly, assisted us with a quick and easy checkout.

Truth be iterated...I was hesitant walking in to this place. We pulled up to rockstar parking in…read morefront of the store (more on that in a moment), and I couldn't help but question whether the forthcoming experience was worth it. The idea of domestically-manufactured items or, in this case, even made in Kansas City is intriguing. The store is nicely done. Sure there are tacky tchotchkes, but there is something for everyone. Anyway, I got a coffee. It was very good and the barista was friendly. My disappointment is rooted in the store's name and that some things are not only not made in KC, but are not made in America. It feels like a two-star outcome when the store name is held up to reality, but I'll hesitantly add the third with hope they redouble efforts to stock more items of domestic origin. Anyway, back to the parking situation - if you get wonderful parking beware there are some lookie-loos. I don't want to brand anyone suspicious, but even on a weekend morning there was a sense of character presence if you catch my drift.

Always A+ experience shopping!…read more All salespeople friendly, personable and helpful! Great finds as always!

I stopped by here on Sunday and the store has a great variety! The home good section has the best…read moreselection I've seen at any other store.