Eclectic gift shop full of Mexican pottery, metal yard art, and cool glass sculptures. Don't forget…read moreto greet the posse of dogs getting their beauty sleep in the front. They are "busy" just living their best lives (getting their best rest). I had a hard time deciding what I needed so I impulsively shopped for pottery. They have nice shallow pots that are hard to find, which work perfectly for succulents and cacti with shallow roots. I didn't even go out back, upstairs or downstairs. The place keeps going and going! If you get easily overwhelmed when presented with endless choices, you might make a list of what you are looking for before you go in. I knew what plants I need to repot and kept them in mind when I had to make hard decisions. I'd stop in anytime, because looking around this place is just fun.

We LOVED this place, found so many goodies to take home. The two men who own the store were so…read morehelpful and friendly. We enjoyed the dogs! The store is huge and there is something new at every turn. There's handmade items from all over the world.

Super cute local shop with a nice mix of new and vintage goods! The first time we came was a few…read moreyears ago on small business Saturday and they had mulled wine and a boozy cocoa station. They have pick your own vessel candles, pre-packaged candles, vintage glassware sets, jewelry, clothes, kids and baby items, etc. I only wished they had more!

Bonboni Home & Gift shop is a delightful independent store on Klemm in the Shaw neighborhood of…read moreSaint Louis. Beyond selling decor for homes that are uniquely and classically styled, Bonboni Home & Gift offers specific items for residents of Shaw. We've purchased a lovely scented candle named after Shaw, as well as, a Shaw themed t-shirt for our toddler that says, "Rollin' with my Shawtees"--it was perfect. Bonboni Home & Gift is a wonderful new addition to South City.

So glad I had the chance to visit this store on my way back to California. Beautiful selection of…read morecrystals, bracelets, rings, candles, etc. I bought birthday presents that I know will be a hit. Thank you to the owners for their excellent customer service. Beautiful store!

From the owner: Green Earth Art is an open art studio, specializing in handmade decorative cement and concrete for…read morehome, garden and sanctuary. Our "earthy" work is unique in design and finish and varies widely in style and story. Our retail gallery features our work plus work by other local artists and artisans we meet along the way, creating a one of a kind new age art gallery and gift shopping experience. We host seasonal makers events, readings and are working on future workshops.

One of the best antique shops in St Louis. Beautifully curated, clean and beautiful selection…read more Deluxe and should not be missed.

This spot is for your "me day" or with someone who loves to thrift! We had so much fun exploring…read morearound. They also give you carts or baskets in the beginning to use. Prices are obviously depending on the item - can find a lot around $15-30. If you get hungry pop into the cafe nextdoor! It's beautiful.

I like Ikea. It's not usually a quick in & out thing. I go when I want a browsing shopping…read moreexperience. It's a little more self-service than I like. Who wants to pick up and load a sofa? Not I. I bought a new sofa at Ikea late last year. For a small fee (under $40), it was delivered. The restaurant on the third floor was a must-visit, but now food is pricier (everywhere, not just here). Still, maybe it's worthwhile for an old-time experience of sitting sit in a department store eating a warm meal in front of those big windows with views of Midtown and other areas of the city. Room for improvement: I think the store should open a little earlier than 11 a.m. on Sundays.

I miss having an IKEA in my backyard. So when a friend asked me if I wanted to go there on a recent…read morevisit to STL, I said yes. We went at 10 AM, thinking that was when they opened. To our surprise, the opening time has changed to 11 AM. We left and came back at 11. Both of us always enjoy the displays that show you what you can do with specific amounts of square footage. The merchandising team at IKEA are so creative, they make use of every bit of space in their examples. IKEA is a huge store, but you can't get lost. All you gotta do is follow the arrows painted on the floor. They're there from start to finish. They'll lead you through; furniture, accessories, housewares, plants and more. When the arrows lead us through the frames and artwork, we got a giggle that they had copies of the Mona Lisa and Starry Night. My favorite area is the housewares, I can always find something that I need in my kitchen. However, on this visit I found a coat tree for my front foyer in the accent furniture area. It's going to be nice to have something to hand my coat on instead of throwing it on the chair. If you need assistance there's always an associate working nearby. As I shopped, I did notice the prices weren't as low as they use to be, but that is the case almost everywhere. However, it's still a good value.

Cute antique furniture store in the foundry. You can easily find something from the 70s/80s that's…read moremaking a comeback now in 2025. Nothing really looks pre owned/worn down. I found a funky incense holder for about $25.

I love the look of MoModerne. I love that it's at the Foundry. Great place to look while you're…read morewaiting for your food to cook or walking around after a movie. The store looks great: the building and the merchandise both. It's well-curated. It's also pricey, and that's OK. You're paying not only for much-desired MCM style here, but a showroom @ the Foundry and also the MoModerne name. Prices are much more reasonable at the estate sales the company manages, though they may sell the greatest of the merchandise here. (I have no knowledge of how it works.) You can find better prices at a few stores around STL and from individuals selling online, but I'll still check out MoModerne when I have the opportunity.

I decided to hire Haus interiors to decorate our home for Christmas this year to save time, and…read moremostly to ease the stress of the holidays. Chris and his team came for a free design consult and to inventory what I already had, looked at photos of past Christmases, and asked all the right questions to see what is was we wanted for our new look. I wanted something new, but was hoping to use mostly what we already had. He took my ideas and put together a beautiful plan and set a timeline for completion. To my surprise, Chris was able to get started within a week, and even completed the job while we were out of town. We felt completely comfortable having his team in our home unsupervised. They were efficient and cleaned up afterwards. We came home from our trip to a Christmas wonderland that went beyond all our expectations! We couldn't believe the majority of the pieces were things we already had; and was able to reimagine things I had considered "unusable". He even created a theme piece for my ill husband, which brought tears to his eyes, because the piece was so expertly created. I would describe Chris's style as "Elegance with an Edge". He is able to see the potential where it seems there is none and turns it into a thing of beauty. He stayed within budget, and I had no qualms about his team being in my house. I am definitely using his services again next year, and will have him come back to design some interior spaces in our home.

I was skeptical to hire someone to decorate my house for Christmas. Who does that?! I'm very…read morecost-conscious and feel like I could do just as good a job myself. I took a chance and went with Haus Interiors on a recommendation from a friend, and I'm SO glad I did! Chris came by (for free even) to see what I had and what I wanted done, and gave me the option of a whole job price or by the hour. Both worked out to be about the same. Since he mostly used what I already had, I went with the hourly rate. He was able to mostly take the decorations I had and turn them into something I would've never guessed they could be! The whole process was really fast, and the actual work was done in a day. I work from home, and after he arrived (on time, to my surprise!), I left him to do his work. I came out of my office later that afternoon and was astonished at what he was able to do! He had turned my existing "meh - nice try" decor into what I would describe as "classical elegance". Totally worth it, and would definitely use him again. It's taken a lot of holiday stress off of me where I can concentrate on other things.

We always find new treasures at "Little Shop"! It is such a fun resale shop and the staff is so…read morehelpful. Treasures found: beautiful antique nesting table, multiple artist originals, and my favorite wine decanter. Part of what makes "Little Shop" so much fun is finding the artist original that is your new treasure then taking it home and researching the artist. My wife loves doing this. And I love seeing the joy in her face as she tells me about the artist. Two gifts in one! And all proceeds go to a great cause: the Missouri Botanical Garden. If you're a member you get a discount at "Little Shop Around the Corner". Find your next treasure and support a St. Louis gem.

I was excited to visit as I always miss the business hours. However, we were watched like common…read morecriminals the ENTIRE time and it was uncomfortable. I wish I had told them what I thought when I left but was humilitated. I am employed, can afford many things in that store and never steal. I'm not sure why that would even happen but I will not be back. Happy Mother's Day! It was nice to go to the store across the street and be treated well.

Large vintage home furnishings boutique on Cherokee Street near other boutiques. Big selection. I…read moreespecially like the back room. Nice staff. Recommend.

My first purchase was about 2 weeks ago and $2,000 ago. Thanks to Instagram. I'm a SUCKA. However,…read more1stDibs and Etsy prices for those pieces totals around $5,000. I live right around the corner in McKinley Heights and always drive/walk by this place, but it sometimes looks a little mayhem. What do I do when places look mayhem? I buy online. I started following them and one day while sitting on my plane wi-fi, I noticed the blurry shots of a gawgeous milk glass shelf, walnut sideboard and hutch. In my horrible connection, I typed "#sold". Then, I was asked if I wanted the matching piece for a little discount. There I went again - "#sold". They will send an invoice and you can pay online then pick it up on a Saturday or Sunday 12-5. Pick up can be a little hard to understand because you have to find The Unlabeled Guy (whoever that is) and find your piece. We were able to back the truck up the sidewalk to pick it up once I found The Guy and he confirmed my invoice. The inside is chaotic, with pieces of furniture everywhere. I think they list their nicest pieces online then keep them in the front room until pick up, so I'm guessing their nicer stuff is in the front. Basically everything they have is priced cheaper than any antique store or online seller, with the only exception being maybe an auction. I suggest following them on Instagram and checking it daily, with your #sold fingers ready to go. The good stuff goes quick. I bought another item just last night. IT'S SO EASY. TOO EASY. The peacock wall piece? Yeah, that was me.