Nicely curated shop in heavily tourist filled downtown Healdsburg. Cute trendy novelty items such…read moreas jewelry, decor and housewares mix with fashion and accessories. It's a fun place to browse and find a clever hostess gift or stocking stuffer or a travel treasure.

Rip OFF. Sold a defective fragrance product. Smelled good in the store but had no scent 20 minutes…read morelater! They would not give a refund when requested only 30 MINUTES after purchase. Offered a store credit and a very rude "well didn't you read the return policy" answer. Where is the logic in you sell me junk then force a store credit so what I can buy more junk?!

Lime Stone is a fun boutique offering unique home and gift items…read more I especially like that they carry gift items with "Healdsburg" written on them. Think: cocktail napkins, decorative pillows, coasters, shopping bags. The shop is conveniently located on Healdsburg Ave, facing The Plaza, and just next to Dry Creek Kitchen and Hotel Healdsburg (same owners).

Visited Healdsburg for some dining and shopping. The door to Lime Stone was open so I popped inside…read moreto look around. There was no one inside but it was a small shop so I figured an employee had stepped in the back or something. About 5 minutes later a woman entered (me thinking it was a customer) and I smiled to which she responded "can't you see we're closed". I was taken aback by her curt comment and replied that I just assumed someone was in the back and her reply was "well obviously no one is in here". Confusing situation all around as I have never entered a closed store because generally I'm aware it is closed because the door is not wide open during the day..... I would never give this woman my business. Situation could have been handled way differently. A simple "oh I'm sorry, we're closed right now even though our store door is wide open, please come visit us when we're actually open at X time". Can't imagine she's running a successful business with her approach to customer service.

What a beautiful home/gift store with locations in Healdsburg, SF, and Menlo Park…read more They offer luxurious blankets, pillows, home decor, candles, hostess and home gifts, and even some women's coats and bags. We stopped in recently for a holiday ornament - their holiday game is strong! I'm also eyeing their holiday garland - they have a number of options and I may return for one soon.

Just left this store, upstairs. I was in there for about 10 minutes. I was the only person in the…read morestore. Went in to buy a baby gift. They do have some beautiful things, a couple I would have purchased if the man would have said ANYTHING to me. I'm not kidding - no greeting, no "May I help you?", no "Let me know if I can show you anything", not even a LOOK. And there is absolutely NO WAY he didn't know I was there. So rude, so snobby, so gross. I'll never be in again. Plenty of other stores will be happy to have my repeat business. This left a very bad impression of Healdsburg, I'm embarrassed for his mother and his employer.

I always stop by this antique store any time I'm in Healdsburg. I love antique stores and have done…read moresome ample exploring of multiple offerings that downtown Healdsburg offers, and this one is my favorite! The antique stores in the area are great, but I feel like Mondern Antiquarium has the widest range of categories. Not only do they offer the usual spread - dining, clothes, old tech, ornaments, stationary, random smaller knick knacks, etc. but they also have larger curiosities like coin lockers, road signs, a large letter "P", etc. My favorite is that they also have a space for partnering with artists, e.g. a section for old books that have been repurposed into journals where I picked up a cute journal. Be aware that if you're coming in during the summer/autumn months that it will be very hot inside!

Displays and sells Jim Crow era "mammie" items. "Black people like to buy these things, who am I to…read moresay?" In the course of a hour plus visit I saw exactly one black couple. I told them about the museum at Ferris State in Michigan. These are symbols of ra@ism. "They shouldn't sell r@cist stuff, there's just no need." A.M. New Orleans, LA July 18, 2026

What a beautiful collection of furniture, paintings, ceramics, art glass, unique jewelry and much…read moremore. Pat, the owner, is gracious and welcoming in a non-intrusive manner that allows you to look and appreciate in a relaxed space. Definitely sets the standard for Healdsburg.

This store has the most amazing items. Everything is top quality! The furniture and gift items are…read morehand made either locally or in the U.S. Also, they give excellent service and they will ship for you. Stop by, you won't be disappointed.

I always stop into St Dizier Design store when I'm in Healdsburg. There are pretty tabletop items…read moreand also furnishings to browse. What's most valuable is the opportunity to get inspired by a "look" which you may want to use in your home. I enjoy the decorative objects and looking inside the cabinets where might be jewelry or watches. If you happen to be Healdsburg, stop by St Dizier and pick up a gift either for someone else or for you.

When it comes to customers you never know who's who... a lot of the wealthy are now driving a Prius…read moreand wearing flip flops with cargo shorts - hipsters are probably low income poseurs (or not) - and the average Joe in jeans may be stretching his budget, just got a fat raise, or sitting on an inheritance... you can't tell anymore. My suggestion would be treat each customer with, at the minimum, a little respect and thankfulness that they came into your establishment. My wife and I are finishing up a complete remodel (to the studs) of a second home in Occidental (and are buying another property there as well). We need to furnish the entire house from scratch and are looking for higher-end or unique furniture. When we walked into Saint Dizier on 3/31/16 (my wife was in her business clothes and I was in jeans and a collared shirt) we were not greeted by the two women working, in fact we were completely ignored, then one of them walked past us brusquely with a broom and said "I hate when it rains and all the peddles from the trees get tracked into the store". Uh, then don't open the store when it rains and stay home. We were specifically looking at a suede / leather couch and I actually had a couple of questions (including the availability of complementing pieces) but these two women could not have cared less. I don't have time or patience for bad service and as we walked out of the store there was not even a "thank you, come again or a goodbye". I am going to drop $4-5K on a couch (not including the rest of living room) and outfit 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, dining room, and a couple of bathrooms. I guess they don't need the business, which is good because they won't be getting mine. Aloof and pretentious service went out of style decades ago... SDH bills itself as a showroom with design "experts" whose purpose is to collaborate with clients - unfortunately they are caught up in their own hype and self-importance... and subsequently just had a big project walk out the door.

Sonoma Millworks designs and builds fine custom woodwork pieces from reclaimed wood. They can make…read moreanything: from tables, chairs, stools, lazy susans and cutting boards, to backyard decks, storage sheds, wooden gates, barn doors and even the barn itself. They have a inviting showroom for their display pieces and plenty of knowledgeable staff. Sonoma Millworks will help you pick out one of their already designed pieces, or help you design a custom piece. In either case, display or custom piece, you can count on high quality reclaimed materials and fine craftsmanship at very fair prices. We purchased a small utility table designed by the owner's daughter. This table is elegant and beautiful, and it fits perfectly into a breakfast nook in our kitchen, where it doubles as a computer desk during the day. If you'd like something special for your home, check out Sonoma Millworks on Grove Street, just north of Dry Creek Road. Check out their website and their Facebook pages also. Both are well designed, informative and VERY interesting.

This is an awesome shop filled with stylish home decor & practical kitchen/home merchandise. When…read moreyou first enter the store the aesthetic appeal draws you in to discover more around each corner. The employees are helpful & willing to special order. Purchased a handsome horse mug and matching dish as a gift for a friend & being a horse lover I know she will like it. There is also a sweet Bichon, named Bogie, who greets you at the door. Bogie's big brown eyes & playful disposition makes you fall in love with him.

Attached to the wonderful Garret Ace Hardware is this great gift, specialty and homewares store…read more The have s great select of Le Crueset as well as many kitchen gadgets. There are some great small label candles near the door that smell fantastic, especially fragrant is the Pear scent! While shopping the store Mascot Bogey will hide his ball, in plain site and hope that you find it, over and over, is very endearing. If you looking for a gift or unique item, be sure to stop here while in Healdsburg.