A fun place to step into while waiting for the rain to pass. It's not the type of art I would…read morepersonally buy, but it was interesting to explore. The atmosphere felt fairly neutral. There was a wide range of artwork in different media, and we were careful to move slowly and avoid brushing up against anything. Definitely not the kind of place where you want to test your balance. As a side note, I live in the Milwaukee area, and Wyland had painted a whale mural on the side of our Courthouse Parking Structure. It was somewhat controversial at the time. The mural existed from 1997 until 2006, when the parking structure was demolished. A small portion of the mural has since been preserved and is now displayed near the freeway where it once stood.

Interesting art gallery in the heart of Key West. Some pretty nice pieces, some not so nice…read more Staff were not particularly friendly... rather a bit snobbish. Big store, with lots of smaller rooms filled with artwork. Did not see anything of particular interest here. Lots of marine life-themed things. We'll take a pass next time through Key West!

The cashier there is horrible and disrespectful. She is dressed unprofessionally with the piercings…read moreall over her face and her belly was hanging out I visibly saw her steal money from every other customer, and she pocketed the cash I gave her. I do not remember her name but she is recognizable. She had an extremely rude attitude to me and she was making provocative comments to my young son. and the visible piercings on her face.. SO MANY!!! And it's not just me that had this experience. my friend from up north was flying out and had a similar bad experience with the same person. I also saw another reviewer talk about the stealing problem. DO NOT GO TO THIS STORE !!

Last Chance Gifts is the gift shop located within the Key West airport by the gates. They have some…read morecute items. I purchased a shirt for my mom there. She hasn't worn it at all, but it was reasonably priced considering it's in an airport. The lady working was nice and friendly as well and helped me with sizing.

A good store to browse in the heart of the Duval district in Key West. Loaded with Knick-knacks of…read moreall kinds ... mostly decorations and home furnishings. Quality of most things looked good, prices not bad! Staff were very friendly too. The store was open enough that we could easily move through it, not a trait shared by many places on Duval! A bright and airy shop, worth a stop...

This Key West store is extremely well organized and allows customers to easily navigate through…read moreeach display of pastel colored artistic merchandise providing a great shopping experience. The two employees were available for questions regarding certain items. Anyone purchasing a home in the Keys should check out this place to pick up items to decorate rooms creating a beachy ambiance.

KWG is a hidden gem in the heart of Duval street! We discovered the gallery while sight seeing,…read morewith no intention of purchasing art for our home. Upon visiting the gallery, we changed our minds! The variety of different artwork on display in the gallery & the feeling of being completely at home with the staff with their casual, laid back approach, we decided to a few pieces of artwork. The Bill Mack's "Brilliant Life Size" and Adam Scott Rowe's "Drink me Alice" are perfect in our home! Jenn and Paden were such a pleasure to work with! They made the entire process of purchasing and shipping to our home seamless. We have stayed in touch with Jenn & Paden. We have plans to purchase more artwork in the future! This gallery is a MUST for your visit to Key West!

Very cool gallery in the heart of Duval Street... lots of very different and unusual pieces,…read moreincluding many things that just make you smile. Quite a few items that are ocean/sea/sunset-themed, and lots of Hollywood stuff too! One room is all Salvador Dali sketches. Fun to walk through just to take it all in. Owner was there, super nice, and very informative about all the items in his gallery!

Nice art gallery on Duval Street, many local artists sell pieces there. Lots of super colorful…read morepaintings, glass pieces, other art forms, all dedicated to facets of aquatic life. Not much of anything there for us there, perhaps if we had a beach house. Prices tended to be on the higher side. Fun to walk through and browse! Recommend you stop by and have a look!

We stopped in earlier today and spoke to the lovely Gail, who is assisting with a potential…read morecommissioned piece by one of the artists inside we saw and loved but found the piece to be too large for our home. There are some really beautiful pieces in this small gallery, mostly of glass artists. Loved a bunch of the things inside which would fit in our home in Virginia Beach easily since they are aquatic themed with fish, jellyfish, mermaids, pelicans, etc.

Nancy and I stopped in to get out of the heat for a few minutes…read more Exceptional gallery with one of a kind third-party authenticated memorabilia from the worlds of music, sports, and Hollywood. Memorable highlights include: the collage of Eagles photos, records and other items framed with their iconic double neck Gibson guitar; the signed EVH framed Photo; The photograph of Audrey Hepburn with Marilyn Monroe; The signed photo of Clint Eastwood from The Outlaw Josey Wales; and the James Bond Collage that included signatures from all actors playing the notorious 007, including Sean Connery, which is a difficult signature to acquire. I don't know what any of these items cost but I'm sure they are not cheap. Regardless, I highly recommend stopping into check this gallery out if you're in the area shopping.

I felt service was inappropriate at best. How you can…read moreimprove your services my suggestion would be to train your employees on selling art and not themselves. Your gallery lost a sale. The female employee who was working Thursday evening was more interested in talking to my husband while he was out smoking and drinking the beers she was offering him as I sat waiting for the glass of wine I was offered. I felt her behavior was inappropriate and disrespectful therefore you lost a sale..

It's so grateful I found Art Warehouse. Jeff is very accommodating. His team is very easy to work…read morewith. They are very professional and product. Very quick turnaround. They also package and ship artwork to perfection. If you need crates built, they are the people very well priced very fair.

Jeff and his crew are amazing!!…read more Artware House is truly exceptional! Their promptness and ease of collaboration make every interaction a breeze. The team consistently goes above and beyond, going out of their way to ensure a seamless experience. Working with Artware House is not only productive but also a pleasure. Highly recommended!

My wife and I have browsed Rene's offerings and have purchased 16 of them over the many years we…read morevisited and wintered in KW. In fact, one year I picked up a print that we already had that I discovered when we got home. I called Rene' and he said to send it back and he'd send me something else. I told him to pick something out and he sent back a beautiful print. I notice some crabby posts and complaints on here and I'd like to just say that Rene' is a nice man, has a lot of offerings and I'd like to say it is well worth your while to browse and hopefully find something you like. That anyone who's crabbing probably brought a bit of their problem on themselves by being a self centered idiot and making a nuisance of themselves. The guy who bitched because he took a photo of some art has no business in an art store. You don't need a sign to tell you to not take pictures. A lot of the trunk slammers and cruise boaters we have observed over the years are boorish and deserve to be upbraided. Do yourself a favor and visit Red Door on Caroline.

I feel obligated to post an unfortunate incident both my girlfriend and I experienced at this art…read moregallery. We had just eaten breakfast at Harpoon Harry's and were walking back to Pier House resort. On the way we decided to peruse the artwork - we really had no intention to buy, but I saw the plethora of rooster art and decided to give it a chance (my mom raises chickens in her hometown, so I thought I could find something suitable for her). So my girlfriend and I enter and make our round about the gallery. We exchanged mild pleasantries with Rene at first. During this time, I snapped a photo of one his artworks (which said 'respect the cock,' which reminded me of my friend's favorite line in the movie Magnolia) and send it to said friend. While I didn't look too hard, I don't recall any 'no photography' signs being posted. And if they were, I don't feel they were prominent. Since I was 'iffy' on purchasing anyway, and clearly didn't have any intent to commercially distribute the photo, I thought what I did was harmless. After a full lap, my girlfriend became engrossed in one of the 'a day in the life of...' (I guess you would call them comics?) near the entrance. During this time, I checked my messenger app to see if my friend replied. Well, apparently Rene was right behind me and so close that he could see the photo inside the messenger app on my phone. He immediately chastised me for taking the photo and said 'taking a photo of art is taking another man's bread.' Now when I say close, his toe was practially touching my heel. He continued to stand close to us and chastise me, to the point where my girlfriend felt uncomfortable and said 'we should go.' He left us with a 'enjoy the photo' when we stepped out. In this instance, I think it would have been better to say 'hey, just a warning, please no photographs.' But instead he acted like I intended to print out the photo of his art and hang it on my wall. That was clearly not my intention and his incommensurate reaction soiled an otherwise perfectly enjoyable morning in Key West.