Visited this store around 11:30 on a Friday morning; my husband and I were the only two customers in the store. The only associate that seemed to be working, a shorter woman with curly shoulder-length black hair, was in the far back unpacking shipment with what appeared to be two delivery men. We wandered around in the front of the store toward the middle and were never greeted or acknowledged - we were walking around and talking, so I'd be surprised if the store associate didn't recognize we were there. The phone at the sales counter started ringing, so the associate walked out of the back and past both myself and my husband, in two different sections of the store and completely ignored both of us. Not a hello, head nod, middle finger, nothing. She then answered the phone and was condescending to the person on the other end. We simply left; no reason to spend another minute or money in this location. I'd rather she had been rude to us than simply acting as if we didn't exist. We've visited several Jonathan Adler locations and have a lot of his pieces but this visit was epically bad. read more

Great place amazing design. I always love coming here to get a new piece. I've collected things over the years and given gifts that people love read more

I absolutely love this store and have for years. The customer service and the selection are both wonderful. They've gone out out of their way to be helpful and delightful. I called to ask a question about an order and was helped by a gentleman named Joe who is an absolute sweetheart. They will have my business forever. Wonderful brand, great store. read more

I had such a pleasant experience at this boutique while hunting for a birthday gift. Ruth, the salesperson, listened to me while I described what I was hoping to find and together with the store manager, Lamis, we found something nice that was within my budget. They wrapped it in some tasteful paper for me (to save me time). And the cherry on top was that Lamis herself delivered it to the recipient in the neighborhood. I recommend visiting this business when you want to treat a friend, a business associate, or yourself to something chic and interesting. Thank you again to the Jonathan Adler Fillmore Street team. read more

Everything in the store is beautiful. We loved all the designs! The problem is, the quality of the furniture is terrible. It's all manufacturer abroad in places like India and the quality control is terrible. It also seems like they change manufacturers regularly so there's little consistency to what you're going to get. We bought 3 pieces: 1. Arcade cabinet The doors don't line up perfectly. Even the piece in the showroom had issues 2. Capsule mirror The installation hardware and instructions were terrible. The mirror in the showroom wasn't liven. Should have been a red flag. We had to hire a professional installer. 3. Leopard Beaded Wall Art The mounting hardware was not level so we had to install our own. Overall I'd say: don't expect high quality stuff, inspect everything you get upon delivery, and if it's not perfect, send it back for a refund. read more

Everything is magnificent I the store. Design assistance is excellent best I've experienced to date.

Great furniture and decor store for groovy rich people. Bright colors, 70's styles, and funky furniture. There were drug references written on vases, large $200 pharmaceutical pills crafted out of acrlyic, beaded wall art depicting a woman smoking something that was possibly laced, candles, 3 foot tall wicker bananas, chairs with optical illusions on the fabric, and things of that nature. For some reason, there was even a $150 "quaaludes" container being sold here. The person working at the store was not friendly. read more

Amazing service by Chris! I walked by the shop earlier in the week and spotted an amazing cabinet that I knew would look amazing in my moms house (late holiday gift). Unfortunately, the shop was closed for lunch and I didn't have time to wait. I snapped a photo of the cabinet and called the shop when they reopened. Chris, the store manager, picked up and was super helpful from the beginning. I need dimensions, pricing, etc. and even though he was busy with other customers at the store, he was still able to help me out. I placed the order over the phone and was super happy how easy and seamless the process was. Chris emailed me over the credit card authorization form and placed the order once I sent it back to him. Can't wait to have the beautiful piece in my moms living room! read more

Jonathan Adler - Home Decor Near Me - San Francisco, California

I have always loved Jonathan Adler for gifts ( I am a real estate agent)...it is my go-to. Chris, the manager is such an asset to the company and turns Jonathan Adler admirers into life time clients. He is amazing! read more

I absolutely love Jonathan Adler San Francisco! I've been blown away in a short amount of time by how kind, helpful, professional, responsive and efficient the team at this store is. They are truly awesome. Be supportive of JA SF, and when the smoke clears go shop there. Jonathan Adler furniture is exquisite. It is the polar opposite of Ikea. I only mention Ikea because so many people still buy from them rather than investing in well-made furniture. I highly recommend that people spend more and invest in good furniture that not only looks incredible but lasts a lifetime. This is also much better for our environment which Ikea is ruining by making total crap that lasts for 1 use or 1 yr and then goes to landfill! And not only is Jonathan Adler furniture gorgeous,, but the company is really cool and environmentally conscious. I discovered that quickly when talking with the wonderful Waiton at JA San Francisco. Thanks for being a great Jonathan Adler location to make San Francisco proud! read more

I hadn't heard of Jonathan Adler until my girlfriend told me. She wanted to buy their Talitha Credenze. So we bought it for appx USD$ 3,600. We also bought one of their medium size bowls, in blue. When it arrived it wasn't blue, it was teal. We called them and they told us that it was final sale, but they will let us exchange it for something else or give us a store credit. They sent us an email will all the details. We packed it exactly how they asked will exactly all the details they gave us and paid postage and returned it. For some reason, they refused the parcel and returned it to us and USPS charged us over $25 to accept the parcel. I called JA and spoke with a very nice lady, and she looked into it and said she could see that it was refused, but had no idea why. She asked me to send an email with a picture of the box. I did it right away. Nest day we received an email with a return label. This infuriated me. What about the $25 we paid to accept the parcel because of their incompetence? We exchanged numerous email and each of their responses were argumentative. Hello....we just spent almost $4,000 to buy 1 piece of furniture, we are not lying about the $25. Its not about the money, its about the principle. They asked for the receipt, but unfortunately USPS hadn't given any receipt. And according to JA, since we don't have the receipt, we are apparently lying about the $25. Well....good on them for providing such amazing service. Small claims court it is....because its about the principle and I can't let them get away with this. read more

Finally got to take a trip inside the store. Absolutely wonderful beautiful beautiful items great artwork perfect room settings great guess. Would love everything almost inside the store. Nice staff will be back read more

Jonathan Adler - Home Decor Near Me - San Francisco, California

Whimsical with a sense of humor and a dash of mod/60's happy style, the Jonathan Adler shop carries unique items for the home, including lighting, furniture and furnishings for every room and your pet. Mustaches, bananas and pills are currently popular. If you like squirrels, they have a squirrel candle holder, shoe horn, holder for matches, pillow, ringholder, paperweight, and letter opener. If you like shoes, they've got a shoe butter dish, pillow, salt & pepper shakers, and a candleholder. Love needlepoint? You need a needlepoint pillow, perhaps one a horoscope one or a custom pillow. My picks: * Cashmere knit throw, $495 * Brass squirrel shoehorn, $150 (time to upgrade your shoehorn) Many items would make a great hostess gift, such as the pill shaped carafes, colorful Pop candles (my favorite scents are Earl Grey and Sugar, $38 each), sleek enamel picture frames, salt & pepper shakers, bookends, and more. If you like JA, check out his more affordable collection for Barnes & Noble. read more

Jonathan Adler - Home Decor Near Me - San Francisco, California

Emilia at Jonathan Adler always goes above and beyond for us!!! Most recently, she helped my daughter and I find the perfect wedding gift for our good friend. She is fantastic in every way and very patient and attentive. Thank you Emilia! read more

I ordered two chairs online that had an issue but the store manager was nice enough to call me and take care of getting replacement chairs even though i hadn't placed the order in the store. It's a lovely furniture boutique. Walk in on a weekend and it's like eye candy for me or anyone who loves interior design. The staff is friendly without being in your face. Everything is fun & cool. I wish I could buy everything but it is a bit out of my range so I stick to accessories & accent furniture. read more

Great manager, team and customer service. Thank you so much Daniel for being patient Yousif read more

I was ready to fall in love with Jonathan Adler Home. On the surface, their sense of humor and whimsy is so charming. And they'll even do custom colored woven pillows for you, if you can afford to spring for them. Most of all, the pottery is this heavy, obviously handmade pottery that isn't hippy-dippy, but modern. But like a shallow party-boy himbo that checks himself in every mirror or window as he passes, when it comes to having REAL substance, they fall way, WAY short. Gather 'round for a little story. I'll try to be as brief as possible--it's a snoozer, but I gotta share. I live in the neighborhood. I went to get some friends a wedding gift--in fact I went several times to decide which Jonathan Adler vase I would get. I knew they would appreciate the whimsical, yet scandinavian sensibilities of the vases. After finally selecting one I took it home, along with a gift box they stuffed in the bag (for me to assemble & pack). When the time came to actually wrap the vase, I discovered the box they gave me was not only too small but also flimsy, so I went to get another. Turns out they didn't have one to fit. As I was taking the vase--which was still in the flimsy box, out of the bag (granted I was listening to a voicemail--but I was using both hands), the vase slipped out of the flimsy box in my hands and CRASHED onto their glass counter top and broke the counter top! I felt horrible and apologized profusely and even offered to pay for part of it. The manager just went on about how expensive it was...oh well. What else could I do? The vase survived and they shipped it to to my friends (for a charge) and my firends loved it--just like I thought they would. Any way, I was sharing this story with a friend, and she told me that the same thing happened to HER friend--their vase slipped out of the flimsy box--only it crashed to the floor and the JA person just said something like, "Oh well, you lost your vase". Strictly heresay, but I'm just sayin'...you know? No consolation on the loss of their $220 vase, no offer of a discount for a replacement. Nothing. I went in today to check out what they had new and saw the manager. I commented on the nice new counter top and he said something about me slamming my vase down on the counter & breaking it. me: "Wha..?" him: "Yes, you SLAMMED it on the counter!" me: "It slipped out of the box." him: "No it didn't. You slammed it on the counter! I SAW you!" me: "You're calling me a liar?" him: "No, but I'm saying you SLAMMED it! It didn't slip!" me: "You're basically saying I'm lying." him: " :::sigh::: Ok fine, it SLIPPED!" me: "Look, I don't have any reason to lie about it." I then told him I knew of someone else who dropped a vase because it also slipped out of the box--only they lost their vase. He denied it had ever happened before. Jerk. Moral of the story? There are several. 1) If you are going to sell heavy, expensive vases, at least give out substantial gift boxes. Crate & Barrel does so much better than Jonathan Adler in this regard. The boxes JA offers are a true indication to their level of attention to detail. Cheap, cheap CHEAP! They should be better quality even if they have to charge for them. 2) If you're going to sell heavy pottery, you probably shouldn't have glass countertops no matter how "chic" you think they look. 3) When you have glass and ceramic in a store, accidents *will* happen. They always do. It's not a matter of "if", but "when" something will break. If it's one of your customers that does damage, handle it graciously. Especially if your pottery is *actually* overpriced production pieces made by underpaid labor in Peru. You can afford it. Be nice. 4) Don't ever treat your customers like dirt or accuse them of lying unless you want to lose them FOREVER. And they will probably say bad things about you--it's commmon business knowledge that people will talk more about a bad experience as a customer than a good one. Oh I'm sure they will sign up for fake accounts and flame me, or send me hate mail. I'll keep y'all updated. read more

That he has a sense of humor is made obvious by one of the statements in his manifesto - "We believe that when it comes to decorating, the wife is always right. Unless the husband is gay." That he knows his merchandise is ridiculously overpriced is evident as well - "We believe in blowing your nest egg on our pots." (That he's pretentious clearly is proven by his incessant use of the royal "we.") The eponymous Jonathan Adler provides those with lots of disposable income decorative pottery, limited-appeal furniture, lamps, and rugs, attractive bedding, lacquer bath accessories, and ceramic tableware. If you're in the market for a couch priced at $3,150 or - among the lower-priced items - a $75 pet bowl or $45 wastepaper basket, then this is the place for you. read more

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I went into the Jonathan Adler store a few years ago and was delighted by what I saw. I've also enjoyed Jonathan's book and his pottery. I was in the neighborhood a few weeks ago (after enduring some painful oral surgery) and was looking for a gorgeous lamp for my office to cheer me up... I thought for sure I could find something at the store. When I walked in there were large posters in the window with some text about a redesign/remodel. Almost every shop has a huge poster in the window talking about this or that product... I tend to filter it out. I tried the door and it opened and it walked in. The showroom looked great. I saw several things instantly that I could have easily walked home with. I stood in the entry for a minute just looking around to see where I wanted to go first. There were so many things that were getting my attention. My moment of gazing into Willy Wonka's chocolate factory was abruptly interrupted when a female came up to me and asked, "can I help you?" Thinking that this was an invitation for customer service, I told her that, "I was just looking around first, lots of lovely things". Her reply came with a healthy helping of bitchy intonation, "Well we're closed for remodeling, like the GIANT sign in the window THAT YOU CAN'T MISS says" I assumed that she was implying that I was either retarded, blind, or an a-hole. Internally all I could think was, "I will CUT YOU, B****".... but I didn't. I left with my head low feeling chagrined with no fabulous lamp knowing I would have to express myself through yelp. --- Note to store manager. If you're closed, lock the damn door! Don't expect me to care about the advertising in the window that I have to mentally filter out so that I don't experience the equivalent of reading a novel every time I walk down Fillmore street. I will not shop in your store again. Instead I found four fabulous vintage ceramic lamps at a place in the Mission called the Apartment (one of them looked like Adler but was made 30 years prior... it probably was one of the things that inspired him. I got the four lamps probably for the price of one lamp at Adler. Thank you store lady for saving me a buck! read more

I actually just bought an original Jonathan Adler crafted Couch here for about $2800. Their staff is very informative and friendly, able to answer through my piles of questions including the color matching of my apartment. I actually visited the store 3 times before I decided on my purchase, and I didn't feel rushed at all. After 2 months of waiting I was anxious enough to see if it lived up to my expectation or its reputation. Their shipping handlers were very professional, didn't complain climbing through 3 floors of stairs and into my living room. The couch is just a little piece of heaven!! it fits so well with my high ceiling living room, retro decor, and at the same time it has a bit of a modern minimalist feel. If you can look beyond the pricing, John Adler does have something very special, he pays meticulous attention in every corner of the product, and you really get what you pay for. Although I can't really shop there no more for a while due to the set back from the couch. Oh well until next time! read more

Uh, no thanks. I may not look like I could spend a butt load of money on useless house ware shit, but it just so happens it was payday yesterday and I just so happened to need some useless house ware shit. I was on the prowl and this nicely situated Fillmore shop seemed to fit the bill. Pricey? Hell yes. Snobby? You bet. I was the only person not greeted, recognized or bothered with at all by the staff. All the other patrons looked, well, higher class I suppose and my poor looking ass must have not caught the clerks' high sales eye. I was willing to spend a lot actually since they have some cute stuff like salt and pepper shakers, linens, pillows, rugs, candles, and little decorative stuff, however, with not even so much as a smile from the staff while every other ritzy looking customer received a full greeting, I opted to pass. I was even kind of too intimidated to ask a question regarding some duvet covers that they only had in king size for fear of a once-over and even worse customer service. Who wants to spend $90 on shiny lima beans in the shape of a pear anyway? read more

Do not go here after a bottomless mimosa brunch, you'll end up spending $85 on a set of 4 coasters. Good job, Jackie. I enjoy the color schemes and playful touch of Jonathan Adler. It's refreshing to see nostalgic 60's-type culture clash with modern design. Can I afford refurnishing an entire room with his pieces? If I do not eat for a week or three, maybe. Hopefully when I'm 60, I'll be married to my 3rd husband. He'll be a few years older and a retire that sold his multi-million $ company to Tinder. It's a dating app that connects people by food preferences. "Oh glutton-free and organic only. Keep going with your dirty talk." By that point, I'll have enough money to furnish my entire 7-bedroom house with his pieces. A girl can dream... read more

Let me preface this by saying -- I love Jonathan Adler. But, they use a company named Valley Relocation & Storage for their San Francisco / Bay Area deliveries, and that company is truly terrible and has made me now think twice before ever ordering anything else from Jonathan Adler that would require "white glove delivery." On Monday Nov 2 I spoke with Trisha from Valley Relocation & Storage about receiving the Delphine desk. We scheduled it for Friday Nov 6 for a 4-hour window from 10am-2pm, and I took a day off from work to receive it. No desk was delivered by 2pm, so I called them and found out that the driver just hadn't shown up to work so I wouldn't be getting the desk that day. Instead, they wanted to deliver it on Monday Nov 9. On Monday Nov 9, I took a second day off from work and called to find out when they would be coming. That's when I found out that they had FORGOTTEN my desk and so I wouldn't be receiving it. I explained that I had taken my second day off from work and the dispatcher actually said the words to me, "I'm not interested" and hung up. After that, I spoke to someone else who tried to solve the problem but couldn't coordinate a Saturday or late evening delivery for me so that I wouldn't have to take a third day off from work. Today is Wednesday Nov 11 and I'm on my third day off from work from my new job. I spoke with another agent with Valley Relocation & Storage, Alfredo, yesterday about scheduling my delivery for as early as possible in the 8am-12pm window so that I could at least go into work for the second half of the day, and he confirmed that it would be in that window. This morning I called to find out when it would be delivered in that window, and spoke with two agents, Trisha and Jennifer, who both told me that my delivery was going to be 10am-2pm and there was nothing they could do about that even though I had confirmed it with Alfredo. I am appalled by the service of Valley Relocation & Storage, and further appalled that a company of Jonathan Adler's caliber uses them for delivering their furniture. I can't believe I had to take 3 days off work from a new job to receive a desk. read more

JA is a great place for accent pieces. As some have stated, it does have a strong 70s vibe so it isn't something I'd ever do my entire home in but for accents I think this is a great place. Some of the stuff isn't modern enough for me but there have been a few creative pieces that I've had to get to accent my more modern tastes. The staff is nice and even if you aren't always in to the pieces, it's a fun place to browse. read more

There is some varied and interesting color to some of the merchandise, which is why I stepped in while heading to the "Jane" cafe next door. Upon entrance, I was immediately intercepted to be asked "And what brings you in today?", a question which can be taken two ways but I gave the shopkeeper the benefit of the doubt that she was trying to be helpful and said I was just passing by and thought I'd browse. But the next question confirmed the intent of the questioning ("So do you live in the neighborhood?). Now I own my home in Noe Valley (outright) and a weekend house in The Sea Ranch, but that is no shopkeeper's business and i detest this kind of veiled snobbery and wannabe exclusivity. This is San Francisco for &%$#@ sake, and a shop run like this is anathema to its essence. Try to be welcoming. Also, they have A LOT of 70's-ish French Provincial style furniture in there painted white. Jonathan Adler, however hard you try you're never going to make that happen. read more

Ok so it's not ART. But these objects d'art are fanciful, whimsical, amusing, and some are even striking. Sign up for their mailing list and you'll receive coupons from time to time and notices of sales. I recommend waiting for a sale before buying any piece. read more

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I can't afford most of the stuff in here, that is true. But it's fun to stop by, and recently I picked up a soap dish, coincidentally the least expensive thing in the store. I actually really did need a soap dish, though. In many high-end places, it is safe to assume when you buy the cheapest thing available, you get major attitude. Instead, the salesman treated my ceramic soap dish like a fine piece of art, wrapping it delicately in tissue paper and engaging me in delightful conversation during the sales transaction. I was feeling a little down that day, so it meant even more when he looked up at me with bright, friendly eyes and said "you look really nice today, by the way." All right then. And when I have tons of money to blow on linear design schemes and kicky prints, I'm coming back. Because that man, my people, is one hell of a salesman. read more

I love the popping color that come from this shop. It's just so inviting and gives off a great vibe. Too bad my paycheck doesn't allow me to afford anything in this store :( damn $38 candle that spells like the seaside, and expensive needlepoint nautical-knot pillows read more

Who knew the power of yelp?! After posting a mediocre review concerning the service at Jonathan Adler, Nicholas called me up to follow up with me on my review. He offered up no excuses and sincerely wanted to make things right. I wasn't sure what he could do since most of this was water under the bridge. Well, Nicholas made it right...he reimbursed me for the shipping and tax. WOW! That was awesome. But, wait! There's more! The next day, I received a letter at my office again, apologizing for the poor service AND offering me a discount off my next purchase at Jonathan Adler. Now, THIS is service. Actually, it's over the top and much appreciated. Thank you, Nicholas and Jamie, for taking the time to read the posts and thank you for sincerely wanting to make things right. You guys are A-OK! read more

Have i mentioned before that the Prince of Taiwan is red blooded, straight royalty that enjoys fast cars and hot women? That being said, I gotta give this fabulous place two snaps up. No, make that two snaps, a twist, and a kiss! I friggin lurve Jonathan Adler stuff. It is kitschy, retro, mod, luxury, all rolled up into one fat, cool package. they have this vase that shaped like a hundred boobs. How great is this? Even my boss/wife, who normally is appalled by uncovered boobies in public, had to admit it was the bomb. Not for cheap skates and tight wads, you gotta appreciate quirky, alternative home decor in order to appreciate this place. Currently we are collecting their cups, from the Muse line and others. Their cups are so interesting and intricately designed. at under 30 bucks per cup, this is a great starting point for anyone wanting to get into Adler. The SAs there are always smiling and helpful as well. When I make more money, I will graduate to their pillows, but for now, the fantastic mugs and cups will suffice. read more

Blast to the past...when you walk in, you immediately feel like watching the original Back to the Future movie. Everything is SO retro, from the lamps to the rugs to the wall decor. Big orange circles, vinyl sofas, plastic clocks. The only thing that brings you back to reality is the price tag. This store is smaller than the NY store but has the same vibe. Good job. read more

We were walking on Fillmore one day and found ourselves popping into this shop. Immediately there is a ton of color, flair and cuteness. After browsing and seeing the wall decor, trinkets, bedding etc I found myself drawn to this one fox made from pottery. When I inquired about it coming in white the sale associate was just lovely, sweet and helpful. While I didn't find it at the store, I did end up finding it online. The staff working my order online were just as friendly, helpful and nice. So far I have: My fox An Anchor Giant Dog Eraser Dog Sticky Pad My gripe? Everything is pretty darn expensive!! Especially for what it is. My fox is made by hand, but my anchor was not and yet they were about the same price. Oh well, I love the brand, but you won't find me buying a lot of it. read more

A while back I ordered the most beautiful vase from JA online, and when it arrived I was so giddy with excitement! After tearing open the box I saw my beautiful vase! My happiness turned quickly into sorrow when I saw my vase had a small chip at the top lip. I thought oh no what am I going to do?! I called up the store on Fillmore, and they told me to bring it in, and that they had one left. When I got there the manager told me they would be more than happy to exchange it for me. I was overjoyed at the level of customer service I received. They took full responsibility and exchanged it for me no questions asked! It pays to pay more when you get amazing customer service like I received from the staff here! read more

Dealing with this store has been a roller coaster ride. Walking into the store, my first impression was of a charming place. The merchandise was colorful, the store was light and airy, and the staff was friendly. After some discussion, I eventually ordered a framed print for shipment to my home in another city. That's when the problems started. After I phoned in all of the necessary information for the order, the store called me a week later to let me know that they had lost the information. So we had to start from the beginning. Next, when the store emailed me a UPS tracking number during shipment, the number was invalid. So I had to obtain the correct number instead. Third, when the print arrived, it was mounted wrong. One of the metal pins that should hold the print in from behind had been positioned *in front* of the glass instead. So the print and backing sagged a centimeter inwards at one corner during shipment. Finally, an unusual mounting fixture is placed on the frame's *backing*, rather than on the wood frame itself. Because this backing is inset a centimeter from the frame back, the print would hanging with a thick drywall nail. Most people prefer those v-shaped picture hangers that you see almost everywhere. For a purchase in the $500 range, with shipping, I have been shocked by the carelessness behind the store's friendly service. read more

Terrible customer service. Condescending and rude. The credenza arrived with drawers misaligned. We emailed customer service stating one drawer sits higher than the other and they responded the drawers are supposed to be misaligned side by side. We emailed them again stating one drawer sits higher than the other. They wrote back "As previously stated..." They went on to state it was our responsibility to look at the pictures on their website, that the pictures on the site show the drawers are purposely misaligned. We went back and looked at the website, if you zoom in you can see the drawers are misaligned side by side. Our issue is that one drawer sits higher than the other. This product is poor quality and the customer service is the worst. No excuse for the rudeness. read more

The most incredibly rude staff- I asked a question about where the sales associate might be to inquire about purchasing something that I was clearly holding by the register in my hand- the women working on the window responded " I don't know why?" with the most incredibly dismissive tone. There were also empty boxes and wrapping laying around everywhere carelessly. Terrible experience read more

Adler makes some great stuff. Funky design and fun colors. The store doesn't have the best layout but does a good job showcasing a wide variety of pieces. Don't go there if you're in a hurry. The staff doesn't seem all that responsive or eager to help. I've gone there a few times looking for specific pieces and have only met with success once. I hate having to pay for shipping when I order from their website, but I guess the fact that I still consider doing that rather than walking into the store says it all. read more

Just rude and unhelpful. When they found out i was just browsing, didn't bother answering most of my questions. And the ones they did were with dramatic eye-rolls. Then they would go right back to chatting with their co-workers all behind the cash register. I thought this was Covid and we were supposed to be keeping distance, apparently not at Jonathan Adler. The store in NY is fun, friendly and enjoyable - in SF i feel like the staff have a BIG attitude. So disappointing as the Product is so fun and whimsical. read more

BETTER OFF SHOPPING ONLINE Dropping over $15k for a bedroom set that took over 3 months for delivery after taking 2 months to complete (custom work) and now hearing the second part of that order will not be ready for another two months (and anticipating similar delayed delivery). Courtesy $200 in-store credit? Blah. Makes me regret trying to support this Brick and Mortar; I would have been better off purchasing my items online. Not worth it. read more

I kept checking out JA from a distance for several months since they opened up at the old Bebe store location. I was just always flying by there so I didn't go in until around late summer in 2006. After having just returned from Barcelona, it was cool to see some of the fired ceramic ware at JA bearing similarities in shape and form to Gaudi's creations on the rooftop of Casa Mila. I saw and bought some whimsical plates and a fish-shaped platter in apple green color and beige ones shaped like eyes. Too bad the color palate is narrow though. It would have been nice to see splashier colors like turquoise and coral in their tableware. I am not excited by the furniture nor the bedding and soft goods either. JA's a good addition to the neighborhood shops but I miss good old Fillamento which used to be an institution in the neighborhood. read more