This is a beautiful shop that will transport from the humidity and hustle of the streets of São…read morePaulo to the charm of Paris. The French reproduction furniture is hand-made in Brazil. The French antiques and home decor is quaint and beautiful. The shop is adorable and the sales associates are very sweet and helpful.

FLO is so much more than just a flower shop; it's an atelier botânico as the name says, a fabulous…read morehorticultural experience. The space is hands down the loveliest of any shop in São Paulo. An old greenhouse turned office turned garden once again, it is now lined with the signature creations of the owners - namely unique succulent terrariums, delicious floral scented home sprays, and bouquets carefully crafted to appear as if they sprung naturally from the ground into their perfect formation. If you're looking for a unique gift, decor for your home or even a florist for an event, I can't recommend this place or these people more! They are very focused on being original, organic and high quality. They gather their inspiration - and many of their products - from their world travels, but they also make many one of a kind items right here in São Paulo. For instance they now sell gorgeous floral printed wall paper through a partnership with a local company. Lastly they have begun to teach workshops in their incredible space where you can learn from them how to create a terrarium that will drain properly and live forever or a delicate flower crown fit for a photo shoot. Craft, design and nature lovers will all delight when learning from these lovely artisans who are devoted to everything green without a single touch of hippie-dippiness. Don't miss this spot and don't forget to stop in to say hi to local celebrity Frida - their sweet & friendly white bulldog who reigns over the shop.

Yet another space on Augusta with miscellaneous vendors selling their wares (clothing, décor,…read moreeyewear, etc.), this place gets a thumbs-up for being spacious, with room to circulate or just hang out (there are even benches and a few chairs to sit down). At least the day I went, there was even a Los Mendozitos trailer selling wine. However, the music that day definitely gets a thumbs-down for the lack of creativity, with Top 40 blaring over the sound system.