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    Chariots on Fire - Artsy homewares

    Chariots on Fire

    (7 reviews)

    $$$

    Venice

    According to the website, "Chariots on Fire is place to discover special objects of design made to…read morebe enjoyed and coveted for the ideas they hold and the beauty they represent." In other words, a lot of cool stuff that's hard to categorize as being together under one roof, but all well-worth browsing. It's a different shop than most in the area because it's smaller and often the owner/manager is basically just sitting at his desk working or tinkering. I know some ceramics and jewelry caught the eye of my wife and I was especially interested in a sort of space-age looking stereo receiver in the front window. It was incredibly expensive at many thousands of dollars. Hey, a boy can dream. They also have featured artists on a monthly basis with unique works you'd be hard pressed to find anywhere else. Come in just to find something totally unique.

    The Best Gift Shop on Abbot Kinney…read more Chariots on Fire is a small store that carries hard to find jewelry, pottery, and unique fragrances, and contemporary ceramics. They have a unique selection of goods that you cannot find anywhere. I do a lot of poetry and visual art, and coming in here almost felt like walking into a modern museum. Every piece of jewelry, home décor or unconventional flower pots seems to have a message that reaches out to you once you catch a second glance. It's not as if you are buying home goods and decorations, but every piece in this store has a story to tell. There is that old saying " You should seek to understand, and then be understood", but at this store its almost a liaison between you and your sense of style. When you buy a piece at Chariots on Fire and place it in your house, people will see it and try understand its meaning; but ultimately they will understand you. Very few stores have had the ability to do this with the merchandise they carry. Chariots on Fire is truly one of the best hidden gems on Abbot Kinney in Venice!

    Parachute Home - The Showroom Store Entrance

    Parachute Home

    (141 reviews)

    $$$

    Venice

    I bought $862.80 in new sheets, duvet cover , quilt and shames in 2021. It looked beautiful. But…read morethen the fitted sheet became very thin and ripped just in 2 years. I was so disappointed but because I had the full set I repurchased however they no longer carried the original color Sand so I had to get Bone. Then in 2025 the same thing happened to the quilt, the linen just disintegrated. Again because I had the whole set I felt forced to repurchase the quilt or have to replace my entire bedding. So I did. Now the quilt Bone color doesn't match the shame bone color, it's much darker. There are way better companies out there that make lasting bedding products with matching colors. I definitely would not recommend this company and will not buy another item even if that means replacing my entire bedding. Also check the complaints on Better Business Bureau, they sound so similar to mine.

    I paid $600 for Parachute's linen sheet set in 2024, expecting premium quality. I'm a hot sleeper,…read moreso breathability and softness were my priorities, and at first, it seemed like the sheets delivered. I followed every single washing instruction to the letter, never mixed them with other laundry, and took perfect care of them. Then the problems started. Not just after years of use, but within the first year. The sheets constantly shed little balls of linen that ended up all over the floor under my bed. At first, I thought this was "normal" wear after a couple washes, but no, it never stopped. And now, barely a year later, I woke up to find the fitted sheet completely ripped, literally falling apart in my hands. When I reached out to Parachute support, their response was essentially: too bad. I was told I was 15 days past the warranty, so they wouldn't do anything. Let me get this straight: $600 sheets disintegrate in a year, and the company hides behind a technicality instead of standing behind their so-called "premium" product? That's laughable. Parachute markets themselves as luxury, but what you actually get is overpriced, low-quality bedding that doesn't even last a year. The fact that customer service shrugged it off says everything about the brand, they care about your money, not your experience. Save yourself the money and frustration. I'll never buy from Parachute again, and I'd warn anyone considering it: these sheets are a total scam. I have so many more photos of this whole sheet just falling apart, if you want them DM me.

    The Mart Collective - Art work and furniture.

    The Mart Collective

    (81 reviews)

    $$

    Venice

    This place has to be the queen of antique malls, and I've been to a number of them. It is truly…read morevast and contains a very wide variety of artifacts from a) a very wide range of countries and b) a fairly wide variety of time periods. You can easily spend a couple hours in here. Victorian china and silverware? Check. Scandinavian ceramics? Check. Southeast Asian statues? Check. This is a place where it really pays to look carefully. There jewelry collection is pretty substantial and has a wide variety of pieces. I had one find that blew me away: an Ancient Roman bronze belt buckle that had been turned into a pendant. Circa 100 CE. Pretty sure it was the oldest thing in the building, but I can't be absolutely sure. The employees were delightful to talk to and were very helpful on getting prices and showing me things in display cases. I got into a long conversation with an art historian over the aforementioned belt buckle. Prices range. I bought a pair of beautiful pillows for under 35 dollars. But there are some pieces here that are either so rare, unusual or simply intrinsically valuable that they are going to be an investment. This is by no means a thrift-store. Will definitely return.

    The Mart Collective is just the coolest! If you ever wanted to do some chic antique-ing in Los…read moreAngeles, this is the place to do it. It's a huge 16,000-square-foot space full of some modern, mostly vintage and some antique home goods, books and accessories. Important to know going in - This isn't Goodwill, it's more high end second hand shopping in Venice! However it's not as high end as a gallery and has no pretentious vibes. It feels comfortable walking around to scope things out. They have their own small parking lot but it fills up quickly and then cars camp for spots on the weekends. I've found that the earlier you go, the better. They have really cool pieces, unique items and everyone I encountered was friendly and eager to assist. They say they have 100 dealers there! The space is well organized so you don't feel claustrophobic despite being surrounded by stuff. Very cool space I'll be back to! They also list items on ebay!

    Goodies - homedecor - Updated May 2026

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