I was super excited to see this place! But ended up being very disappointed because while I walked…read morearound the store NOT ONE person came from the back to see if they had a customer or not! I could hear them in the back having a fun conversation and laughing. I get you can't be up front all the time that's just the nature of the beast, but keep in mind that there could be a lady super excited to get some things that are really cool and unique for her new place but walked out empty handed! Dang it!

Such a unique selection of home goods! A great gift shop that meets all price points. Definitely a…read morehidden gem in the ever growing Short Pump area.

Working with Interiors by Kelley Lively to completely redecorate our master bedroom was a fantastic…read moreexperience and truly exceeded all of our expectations. Kelley masterfully helped us hone our vision and mesh our different style tastes to create a beautiful, calming, and updated yet classic master bedroom that we look forward retreating to every night. Kelley has impeccable attention to detail, communicates promptly, and has a wonderful personality that makes it so easy to work with her. Kelley can tailor her services to your particular needs and budget, but we are so glad we hired her to serve as a full service interior decorator, which included designing the room, sourcing furniture and decor, ordering everything, and overseeing installation and styling. She also provided terrific recommendations for tradespeople to handle electrical work and custom carpentry. We are looking forward to the next project with Kelley and can't recommend her enough!

A gem in which you will find a treasured piece you never knew you needed and keeps later hours than…read moremost!

wanted to buy a jacket but woman refused to let it go go because it had no price tag.she could have…read moreput a price on it .she was a utter bitch and advise don't deal with this woman . the place is a mess .

Angi and Chera are fabulous interior decorators. If not for them, my loft would still be full of…read moremoving boxes. Their ideas for art and furniture placement are absolutely wonderful -- I would never have thought of the great ideas they came up with. They're kind, fun, gracious, very talented, and they're the best! You cannot, I repeat cannot, choose better decorators!!

Very talented ladies. I had a lot of fun working with them. They made excellent suggestions that…read morehad not even occurred to me. I highly recommend them for all your decorating needs. I will use them again!

What a cheerful, charming shop! The wide selection and beautifully curated items create a great…read moreshopping experience- and the original artwork adds a beautiful touch- I had to bring one of those amazing pieces home!

I'm still not starry eyed about this shop. I reluctantly came in here the other day because my…read morefriend wanted to purchase something inside. I chuckled at the ridiculously high mark up on their items. The "cocktail mixology jars" cracked me up! Some sugar cubes, a cinnamon stick and a couple pieces of dried fruit in a jar for $25! Do they come with your very own personal bartender? I guess the people who buy these things are the same folks who bought "pet rocks and mood rings in the '70's" as my Yelp pal Jim C. mused. They also had a glass dome of colored matchsticks for $28! You do realize these are wooden sticks you throw away? If you need an aesthetically pleasing way to display your matches, then by all means, spend your hard earned money at this frivolous store. I did see a set of three Chinese paper lanterns that caught my eye... they were originally $40! Similar items with the same design and sizes sell on-line and at Party City for $8-10. Even on sale at $20, they are overpriced. Look, I have no problem paying good money for cool, unique, quality gifts or jewelry... I LOVE to shop... but much of the inventory here makes a laughing"stock", well, of their stock! If you're strapped for c"ash", this extravagant shop isn't worth a glance. Ditch the preposterous vendors and stick to the classic, useful pieces like your jewelry, purses, bar ware and soaps, and be thoughtful about pricing. It just goes to show you, all that shimmers isn't "gild". Although perhaps "gilty" of price gouging, if you're a spendthrift, you've found your "gilty" pleasure.

I have heard so much about this place. I was in that area last week and decided to pop in man so…read moremuch to see around every corner. The proprietor was absolutely amazing very friendly. Definitely going back.

It had been too long since I last visited this store. Maybe cause I traded in my SUV and knew I had…read morelimited room for goodies. Looking for an end table...or anything that caught my eye. Two steps in I saw a handbag I HAD to have. Big longhorn steer on the front of it. Great price and made in USA. Touched everything I could reach and fell in love with most everything~ but not enough to whip out my credit card..yet.. The back of the store has a display of handbags made out reclaimed stuff. Myrna Bags... rooted through the section till I found a style that beat out my longhorn bag...and the style had a matching wallet and makeup bag. Bonus! Gracie's has a huge selection of stuff you didn't know you need. Unique gifts, recycled items, furniture and home decor.

4 stars for the style licking good selection. Great pieces!…read moreMinus one star for the owner. I didn't have a bad experience with her or a good one, she seemed much more concerned about selling her strange out of shop character wreaths than attending to someone interested in dropping hundreds on a hounds tooth bred monkey turd... I'm confused. While I'm in the middle of asking prices of a piece I saw on the floor - she walked away from me. Completely. Not to be diswayed I asked another question (yelling now because she's about 30 feet away), a second short answer quickly followed by "Linda are you in much of a rush?" (Other lady) ... Like, (to me) "can't you see I'm busy here?!" I felt like I was inconveniencing HER, but I certainly didn't interrupt any conversation when I came to the front and she said "Hi, finding everything ok?" I think this must be a rhetorical question, but I had never known that... oops! Well,I know better now! Also, last thing, there's a strange confudled way of parking here, and it took my car about .002 seconds to get a door ding from these rich wreath elitests. Butthole.

Awful customer service from the owner. While we were paying out she was blantantly rude to the…read moremailman who was just trying to deliver her mail. After speaking to others she has a history of treating others poorly. Shows the character of the owner and would not support this business.

Such a cute shop! It's located inside the main hall at the botanical gardens. They have plenty of…read moregifts, flower-inspired items, locally crafted earrings, and kids toys. It's definitely worth a stop after walking through the gardens. Prices are totally reasonable too. I perused with a friend and enjoyed my visit. If you're a member you get a discount too.

The name Garden Shop couldn't be more appropriate here, because this is way more than your typical…read moregift or souvenir shop. - After you park in one of the three parking lots (A, B, & C), you'll be coming through Robinson Visitors Center where you pay an entrance fee and get a visitor sticker that you're supposed to stick on your chest. - Around the corner on your left past the information desk and at the end of the hallway is the Garden Shop where a world of treats awaits you. - The space is basically divided into two large rooms, and packed full of gift ideas without being completely overwhelming. - We pick up hand-painted Austrian eggs and a card that opens up with a gorgeous 3-D cherry tree. - "Garden Members" receive a 10% discount on purchases here, as well as free regular admission all year.