I've had several lovely experiences with On A Whim, and only just realized I'd never reviewed them…read more First of all, I've received some of my favorite gifts ever from here, including some lovely entertaining plates from their Kate Spade line, and more recently, Milkbarn baby gifts and my favorite Jellycat stuffed animals for baby June, from Uncle Ferris. But I've also enjoyed shopping here as a customer, but almost exclusively for gifts - wedding, hostess, and special birthday gifts. From a wonderful selection of beautiful dishes and linens, to all manner of candles and home decor, this is my go-to stop when I know I need to take a gift but I have no idea what to take! I know that sounds nebulous, but it's true! Bookmark this as a go-to gift store. When in doubt, On A Whim. I've never really shopped their clothing, but perhaps that is because I always come here when I'm looking for something special for other people! I think I may need to start coming here to treat myself to something special.

Where in the Hey did y'all go, and why? Best upper end gift shop in the OKC area and seemingly…read moreovernight closed their doors! Taking with them Our only brick and mortar that sells Mackenzie-Child's! Huge huge loss! Bigger disappointment! Hope they reopen!

Sunshine came in and literally rescued our ranch house remodel project! To say that she is…read moreresourceful and creative would be an understatement. Sunshine is the ultimate client advocate and can handle anything - big or small. Her attention to detail and willingness to go the extra, extra mile turned our project into the dream home we had been wishing for!

I can't believe I've never reviewed the cute little design and decor shop in the shipping…read morecontainer! There's something so great about a shop that has such an expertly curated selection. Rather than a bunch of stuff, some of which is not great, you get a smaller selection of really modernist home decor, well-designed speakers, candles and candlesticks, art books, floating shelves, and more. The chalkboard candles she has right now are some of the best I've ever smelled. I know you have some friends you absolutely never know how to buy for... because I know I do. This is the place to come - because you'll probably like just about everything in here. Plus, the clever use of a small space is worth seeing and supporting. I'm pretty sure she was the first to launch the shipping container trend in OKC, which can now be seen at Oklahoma Contemporary and Deep Deuce.

I had watched this building going up and was intrigued from the start. What was it going to be? Had…read moreno idea it would be the massive gallery with the rooftop restaurant! OKC is lucky! We were greeted immediately upon entering but we had reservations at the top so didn't really browse. While I only viewed a few things from the grand staircase as we walked up to the rooftop restaurant, I definitely want to come back and explore the gallery. This place is amazing. (We stayed so long on the rooftop that we had to take the elevator down and be escorted out of the gallery.) I do wonder how many high end furniture/design places can survive here. I mean, Arhaus is literally next door.

So excited we got an RH in OKC! This store is beautiful! I've had the magazines for years and I…read morelove looking at the furniture and interior design for ideas. It's so nice to see it in person! This place is extremely pricey but they offer a membership to allow 30% off the furniture. The workers were all kind. Lots of people roaming the store waiting to eat at the restaurant.

I purchased a fabulous dining table that was exactly as described & shown in pictures. They then…read morehelped to facilitate shipping across the country. This is a great business selling unique (in a good way) furniture!

Seriously worth the trip. We could not believe our eyes when we walked in. Everything we hoped for,…read moreall that we expected and a few surprises. Joe and Ashley are curators and lovers of all things mid century. Ashley creates beauty with the things Joe finds and between the two of them they make a store that you want to be your home. The loveliness isn't limited to the large pieces like gorgeous bookcases, sideboards (some folks call them buffets), chairs, dining tables, couches, bars, benches, and more. There are decor and accent pieces for that special touch or objet d'art you have been craving. Rugs, textiles to hang, lighting, and plenty of inspiration everywhere you look. And Joe and Ashley are cool likable folks, too. Down to earth people who are thrilled to see you have amazing taste and even if you don't, by the time you leave you will have amazing taste. Pet Junior the long haired dachshund, chat up Joe about his adventures as a curator of beautiful things and find something amazing to bring home for you and future generations to love. A must stop and see!

Drove quite a distance specifically to visit this shop, and I really wish I had read the reviews…read morefirst. As we approached with our 5-year-old grandson, we noticed a sign on the door stating the shop is "not appropriate for young children." I can respect that--it's their business and their policy. However, before we even had a chance to decide what to do, the woman behind the counter was glaring at us through the window as if daring us to walk in with him. It was incredibly unwelcoming and unnecessarily rude. Our grandson is well behaved, and I easily could have had someone take him for ice cream across the street while I shopped. In fact, I had every intention of spending money here. But after being treated that way before we even stepped through the door, I chose not to. A business is certainly entitled to have rules about children. Customers are also entitled to decide where they spend their money--and courtesy goes a long way.

Great selection of women's clothing (mostly jeans) and home decor. The service is top notch, what…read moreyou would expect in this small town. This is mostly Higher end items so it is a little pricey but you get what you pay for right?

Pottery Barn has moved from their Penn Square Mall location to their new stand alone store at OAK…read moreOKC. Inside, things are staged nicely and it isn't crowded with merch. The new store boasts an outdoor area which is also decorated well. I think this store has more furniture and bedding than the one in Utica Square. I was there during the end of the holiday season and again, while it was decorated well, it wasn't over the top cluttered. Staff might have been more helpful but it was a busy time of gift selling!

This is a beautiful Pottery Barn location in the Oak area. It's a big store with lots of selection…read morein stock. Staff were friendly and not pushy. But wowwee is it expensive. I'd only shop sale items, and even that was out of my budget. But it's beautiful home goods. And this location advertised cool upcoming events that looked fun!

I was not prepared for everything that Essentials has to offer, but wow... they have an almost…read morelimitless number of boutique brands. The store is extremely spacious and artfully designed. Nest, Baobab, Molton Brown, Inis, Wolf, Louis Sherry, Michel Design Works, Logevy, Jack Black....and on and on. I loved that the store wasn't a collision of strong smells, but more of a delightful whiff as you passed by each display. The staff was friendly, helpful, and always busy designing and redesigning displays, so you would never enter the same store twice. How refreshing and fun! I think my favorite item was the cute and clever camera clock. However, the race for my second favorite has many contenders! Something to make me smell/feel good? Something to make my home lovely? Something to wear? Something to share? If you're looking to pamper yourself or someone else, look no further than Essentials. Anyone would be elated to receive a beautiful, luxurious gift from this fantastic boutique.

This should be called In Excess because everything in here has excessive pricing. A deck of cards…read morein a acrylic case $120, One set of Mahjong in acrylic case $485! Not even special tiles! Is this a joke? We thought it was closed, but realized quick why the store is empty. What a shame. Go to the Market up the street same things just without a 500% markup.

I love house shopping! I've been here before and loved the decor. It's not necessarily my go to…read morefurniture because it's expensive and doesn't look very family friendly. Would be great for a condo or sleek bachelorette pad. Today I decided to stop in for curtains. I need blackout curtains and wanted good quality which can mean higher price point. I was willing to pay the amount because I don't plan on replacing the curtains anytime soon if ever. Just my truth.. haha! Initially I looked around and the employee never asked me if I needed help. So, I spoke with her and inquired about my needs. She still seemed to pause and continued to sit down. So I asked again in a friendly manner with a big smile. She gets up and helps me to look. I'm so happy she did because I found what I needed and it was on sale. Even better for me. Overall an extremely good quality product and purchase!

Very cool furniture store in Nichols Hills with an excellent selection and wide array of furniture…read moreoptions with great value and reasonable prices. There are also sales that happen seasonly, and helpful service. Check this place out in the Classen Curve plaza!

Sur La Table (SLT) has an amazing assortment of kitchen stuff. From basic gadgets to dishes and…read morehigh end mixers to coffee makers. The prices are comparable to Williams Sonoma, but Williams Sonoma is even higher end. Today I needed single glass mixing bowls, and found exactly what I wanted. They also offer wonderful, immersive, cooking classes. Also around the Classen Curve area are high end clothing and jewelry stores. Come for kitchen gadgets and take a walk around the other stores.

Date night at Sur La Table. Sur La Table is an upscale kitchen store that offers cooking classes…read more We signed up for last Thursdays cooking class featuring beef wellington, mashed potatoes, and broccolinni. We had a load of fun. The chef was great, the dinner delectable, and the couple we were paired with delightful. All of the hard work, the prep, was ready for us when we started, and of course we had no clean-up The mushroom duxelles is a French mushroom mixture made by finely chopping mushrooms, shallots, and herbs, then sautéing them in butter until the moisture has evaporated and the mixture forms a paste. The paste is then spread on the puff pastry that is then wrapped around the beef. Each cooking table (station) was occupied with two couples assigned per station. This arrangement is perfect for friends that want to enjoy the experience together. On the down side there is no seating, so be prepared to stand for two hours while you are cooking and enjoying the fruits of your labor, eating at the cooking station where you prepared the meal. The experience was fun and enjoyable, and even Jan who is an excellent cook, left with a few new tips. They allow you to bring one bottle of wine per couple. The cost was $100 per person.

I covet everything in this store from the glass front book shelves to the many beautiful…read moresectionals. I love how they styled each setting. Greeted as soon as I arrived but wasn't bothered. Make sure you go upstairs to see everything they have to offer. Like I said, I wanted everything in the store BUT I would have to win the lottery to purchase anything. There were a few store samples that were a bit more reasonable. A girl can dream though...

They have a lot of really nice items here. The store was very clean and very organized. The staff…read morewere great professional and polite. Had a wonderful time shopping in the store.