I love this store !…read more Has some of the best linen clothing from Italy & France, The owner is just lovely !

Acme 62 is such a gem tucked along that eclectic stretch of shops on 29 Palms Hwy in Yucca Valley…read more-- the kind of place you walk into "just to browse" and suddenly wish you had more trunk space on the drive back to LA. From the moment you step inside, the whole space feels effortlessly chic and inviting, almost like wandering through a beautifully styled desert living room. The decor pieces, furniture, and housewares are thoughtfully curated -- elevated, artistic, and full of personality. My fiancé and I had a great time exploring every corner and imagining what would come home with us... and of course we couldn't leave empty-handed. We picked up some amazing incense paired with a pottery ash catcher, I love that it looked handmade but yet refined -- exactly the kind of unique find you hope for in a specialty shop. What's cool about this store is that everything feels intentional: well-designed, desert apropos-- it gives a feel of local handicrafts not mass produced. Stylish without trying too hard, cool without being intimidating. If you're wandering through Yucca Valley and love design, home decor, or just beautifully curated spaces, this place is absolutely worth a stop.

A beautiful store with a very nice selection of home good and kitchen wares as well as some…read moreclothing and accessories. We'd definitely visit again when in the area.

Very beautifully and thoughtfully laid out store, each room is like a spread from an interior decor…read morebook! The owners are kind and clearly have a passion and professional eye for curated and high quality items for your home. Loved all the textures and mixtures of understated neutrals! A must-add to your list of stops on your Joshua Tree visit!

Desert Art like you have never seen before! Spectacular and unique! Carlos is a purveyor of class…read moreand distinction!

This review is long over due and so deserved. On our trip to Joshua Tree (with our two small dogs)…read morewe stopped in Yucca to do some shopping. There are several stores (right in this block) that local artists display/sell their works. As soon as we walked into ARTFX we were welcomed by Carlos. Great guy and great mix of his and local crafts. It's a fun store to explore so plan to hang out and you won't go broke - reasonably priced and high quality products make it a must stop when you're in the area. We'll be back on our next trip to the area!!

All kinds of items in this store. It's part convenience store now combined with a shopping…read moredestination. The owner didn't leave one stone unturned ... you can tell she is a fashion addict in the choices she has made for her store. Clothing's for ALL ages... primarily for women but there are some really cool western style Brixton clothing here for MEN as well. I personally like this store because the prices are not ridiculous and if you are missing this one item on your trip and you forgot to put it in your luggage .. more than likely it is in this store.

Worth stopping on your way to or from Joshua Tree lots of great items for men and women! They also…read moreloved my pup. Def check this place out! Great shoes and great prices and the employees were absolutely lovely!

The bench we purchased is beautiful and was the perfect piece to complete the vision I had for our…read morespace. The bench is gorgeous and the workmanship is top notch. Very sturdy and well built. Delivery was punctual. Price couldn't be beat. Communication was awesome and thorough. Thank you!!

Cute little vintage shop, lots of art and some cool find - definitely worth a stop if you are going…read morethrough the high desert!

Desert Curious is a great vintage shop in Yucca Valley. They recently suffered a fire in their…read morespace, but are currently selling off of the covered porch on the left side of the building. This place is run by two friendly and unpretentious people. Great stock and fairly priced. A must stop on your hunt for treasure.

This was a fun store to walk through for over an hour until my 3 year old needed to use the…read morerestroom. This very large store shockingly does not offer public restrooms which I find extremely surprising because they offer so much to look at and their prices are a little higher than the surrounding stores but they value their customers so little that they won't offer them a restroom. That is why I am subtracting one star but I'm subtracting a second star because when I asked the owner at the counter if they had a public restroom she was very short and blunt with me and her response of no and that I can go to another business across the street followed by the expression that I was exhausting her while she spoke to the floor. The way she spoke to me made me feel like I was nothing more than a dollar sign and the lack of restrooms solidified that feeling. If I could subtract half of a star further for her lack of customer service in the way that she spoke to me I would also do that but alas I will be leaving three. We did find some really fascinating pieces in the store which unfortunately we had to put back but among those items were vintage bottles, books and a sewing machine. They have such a great variety here. My recommendation is to have you and your children use the restroom before coming to this establishment and to be sure you do not have coffee or any fluids before walking around this labyrinth antique store.

I love this place. There is always something new to look at. Great service too. It's a great place…read moreto get your Aladdin wicks and mantles for your vintage Aladdin lamps. Reasonable pricing. I spend hours in here whenever I go.

Great use of space. A-Z OF items. Was greeted by a young woman at the door as well as a woman at…read morethe cash register who was very nice, good prices.

Not the friendliest…read more It's hard to tell this store is open but when you're inside it's interesting! The store is bigger than expected with lots of goodies!

The all year round swap meet is your weekend basin socialization and thrift shopping experience. If…read moreyou are not in the mood for browsing through metal scraps, old furniture, dusty paintings and hidden gems (Nintendo cartridges, dinosaur bones, prohibition era bicycle rings, you got the idea), you can always just chill, chat or have coffee in the cafe. Cafe is your classic American diner/breakfast joint. Prices are from the past. Food is comforting. The only thing that would be awesome to see improved is to forfeit the use of plastic utensils and styrofoam coffee cups. Bring your own mug if you don't want to use disposable styrofoam cups. If you put an order and go back to the market browsing, your name would be called out loud through PA system on the roof of the cafe. How convenient. I had medium size coffee and short stack of buttermilk pancakes for $5.05 Definitely a place to visit if you are local, tourist and into flea markets / thrift stores. It's a lottery, and the fun is the process, not purchases. If you ever been to Berlin, Paris or Anjuna Beach flea markets, you would appreciate this place.

We've been coming here almost every Saturday morning and it keeps getting bigger and bigger…read moreespecially in the cooler months. The hot summer months tend to die down a bit as expected. Vendors are pretty friendly and will dicker and you can find pretty much anything. Mostly used and vintage items, a lot of junk and a few new items to pilfer thru. There is a cafe although I've never eaten there so I can't say yay or nay about it. There is no cost to get into the market and a sign says NO dogs but people seem to ignore it and some wont pick up after their dog so watch your step. Happy hunting!