Garde is one of those places where the owners are higher and mightier than thou. Upon entering,…read morenot one Hello or acknowledgement is ever given. I'm not one of those people who likes pushy or overly attentive sales staff, but this place is the total opposite. If you happen to speak to the owners - an elderly woman and man - it's your lucky day. They can hardly waste their breath to speak to you. Sometimes, you may encounter a young woman who is friendly and helpful, but they have such a high staff turnaround, she probably won't last long. It's really a shame because they do have a great curation of pieces but their attitude is so appalling that it doesn't matter how good the it is, you enter and leave with such a bad taste that you would never buy anything from them (I'll buy my Roly Poly chair from 1st Dibs, thank you). As an interior designer, I've purchased many things for clients in the past, but I truly cannot patronize them anymore.

I have never written a review on yelp before but felt compelled to do so after the worst experience…read morein a store ever a few weeks back that my client and I unfortunately can't stop thinking about. I had bought from Garde online before over the years but never been in person until they recently opened a new store here in NY. Me and my client were immediately approached by a man who introduced himself as the owner who then proceeded to follow us around the store talking all the while a dime a dozen real loud and obnoxious. Not only did we not want this it made us extremely uncomfortable, especially as he was so incredibly unpleasant about all of his clients and staff and even some of the artists they were showing. He would not go away or leave us alone did not get the hint at all. This man complained about multiple staff members to us also mentioned several very well known designers by name as being hard to work with (in his view)despite us showing zero interest in hearing it as some of these people are friends and industry peers of mine, it felt so unprofessional and indiscreet. There was a young girl working in there who must have been so awkward, she seemed friendly and polite would rather have talked to her. My client asked me if we could just leave and said she didnt want to buy anything from a place like this with such little respect for their clientele and represented artists. She is a collector and loves discovering new artists but was very upset at the lack of respect. If i sold through them I would be P*SSED at the way they talked about me as well as the buyers of my work, I have lived in NY for 20 years and never once had such a bad feeling about someone in my industry. Horrible man horrible day and I will never purchase for clients from here ever again and will advise others to do the same. What a way to run a business, great job guys

H+E Goods Company is such a beautiful and unique shop! Everything they carry feels authentic and…read morethoughtfully curated...from the handwoven textiles to the imported home goods, you can tell there's a real love for quality and craftsmanship behind it all. Elif and Hurdin are incredible. Their customer service goes above and beyond-warm, genuine, and deeply knowledgeable about every piece in the store. You can feel their passion and heritage in everything they do. If you appreciate ethically sourced, beautifully made goods with a personal touch, this is the place. A true gem and one of my favorite shopping experiences!

I rarely leave reviews like this, but our experience yesterday, July 31 around 6 PM, was…read moreuncomfortable and incredibly disappointing. My friend, cousin, and I were exploring Lido and had grabbed iced drinks from La La Land a few stores down because it was an extremely hot day. We popped into this store and were genuinely excited to look around. We weren't greeted or asked if we needed any help, but I honestly didn't pay much attention to that at first because I was intrigued by the inventory and enjoying looking around. As we made our way toward the back, a man approached us, I'm not sure if he was an employee, manager, or owner, and rather rudely told us not to put our drinks down on the counter. I immediately apologized. We had absolutely no issue respecting that request. My friend then asked him the price of a wallet she was interested in purchasing. He told her the price, but then proceeded to point at the wallet and say to her in an extremely condescending tone, "Do you see what you did from those sugary hands?" He continued making comments about her "sugary fingers" touching the leather. We literally gasped at his comments, her hands were not sugary or sticky. There was a tiny, pea-sized amount of condensation/moisture from holding an iced drink. Regardless, if he was concerned about the merchandise, there were countless respectful and professional ways he could have communicated that. The issue was never being asked to keep our drinks off the counter or to be careful with the merchandise, we completely understand that. It was the way he chose to speak to us. His tone and comments felt unnecessarily belittling and made all three of us extremely uncomfortable. What makes it even more disappointing is that my friend was genuinely interested in purchasing the wallet. We walked in excited to shop and instead left feeling unwelcome and talked down to. Beautiful inventory, but the way you treat people walking into your store matters. You never know who is coming in ready to make a purchase, and no customer should be made to feel uncomfortable or embarrassed simply for browsing your store. Unfortunately, the interaction completely ruined the experience for us, and we will not be returning.

A small coffee shop in DTLA. Street parking is available but depends on your luck and time of the…read moreday. The elongated café has indoor seating only. Order was placed with the barista. Coffee and espresso was made fresh within timely manner. Their speciality coffee is really creamy and sweet. So if sweetness isnt your thing, then watch out. The sun may beam thru the front window, which you could feel the heat. The background noise and music is fairly low, so you can enjoy your reading or conversation. Overall, it was good. It gets a 4.2 out of 5.

Love this place! Great coffee and vibes. It's always a…read moregreat place with plenty of seating. Parking isnt that bad either we always find some right out front or across the street.

Walking into this store felt like finding the love of my life. The space is so beautifully curated…read moreit instantly calmed my nervous system. It feels more like a respected museum or library than a shop, every item thoughtfully chosen, every tool purposeful and refined. I picked up a deliciously scented Belgian soap bar and immediately felt the need to go back for the Gentle Night perfume. I honestly wanted everything. The staff was kind and helpful. Prices are on the higher end, but rightfully so. The quality and curation are unmatched.

A true gem. Beautiful Japanese houseware to elevate your everyday. I try to visit each time I am…read morein town.

29/11/25-18:30-Well! -Guess What? We returned to this shop. We found all sorts of goodies and the…read moreowner was much nicer this time. It was Small Business Saturday, so, we had to go and patronise this shop. I found under arm gel deodorant for a very good price. They also had giant clamps at a VERY good price. Low prices indeed! Highly recommended. Please stop by and save money!

Yo this is a legit store. Granted not the best location but it's like little Mexico on this part of…read moreSaMo Blvd. They have furniture upstairs. I'm not sure how much a mattress usually costs but it's 150-250 here. They have everything from cookies to puppy pads to phones with cords from the 90s. And cheap too. I'm coming back here if I need a cheap mattress at my next spot among other random household items. And Jarritos of course.

Fabulous linen shop with many gorgeous things! The staff is…read morevery friendly, personable and very helpful. If you want personal attention and beautiful high linens this is the place to patronize.

By far, the best linen shop in town. Wide selection of linens to choose from. Top of the line and…read morebeautiful! Love the staff,too. They're all so knowledgeable and helpful.

I'm not a Nickey Kehoe customer yet, exactly, but I did go to the furniture store for a literary…read moresalon, hosted by the Library Foundation of Los Angeles. I interviewed my dauntingly brilliant friend Laila Lalami about her new novel, "The Dream Hotel," and the store was kind of an ideal venue. It was a lovely place, well designed with an intuitive layout, and tons of attractive merchandise. I spent some time browsing the furniture and housewares, and everything was tasteful, pretty, and of obvious high quality. I got a nice gift as thanks for my participation in the event, some fancy tea and a ceramic mug. I almost never want a free mug, but I really like this one. The store worked quite well as an event space. A little bar popped up in the middle of the store, and there was food set up in back. There was also, of course, an abundance of comfortable seating. Whether you're looking for furniture or hoping to host a cool event, I'd recommend Nickey Kehoe. It's a beautiful store with a lot to offer.

Always a treat to explore the Nickey Kehoe store including their next door Household shop. I always…read morefind great things. The representatives working there are always pleasant, too. Definitely one of my favorite places to explore in LA.

Gorgeous architecture…read more Massive in everway. Ample parking. Easy elevators and escalators. Lush patio spaces, greenery and plant life. Great screening room with the most comfortable seats. SilverScreen Theater is a dream. Red. Green. Blue. Assorted buildings to guide you.... The Pacific Design Center is many things. It's shopping. It's art. It's culture. It's design. It's entertainment. PCD provides spaces for exhibitions, lectures, meetings, mixers, screenings, various special events, fashion shows and receptions among other engagements. I've been lucky enough to take in this building more than a couple of times, but most recently after several years and I appreciate it much more and the upgrades they've made. Parking can be maze like, but is relatively easy. We had a guide for rideshare drop offs and for navigating the parking lot ahead of time which made everything easy. After our event we had dinner on Melrose which gave time for the parking lot to quiet down with everyone leaving all at once. Staff for the event as well as for PCD were very helpful and personable. The main receptionist for the Green Building was off at 6pm on the dot like a lot of 9 to 6 folks, so inquire about information ahead of time.

Pacific Design Center is an interesting place to explore, especially if you appreciate…read morearchitecture, interior design, or creative spaces. The buildings themselves are striking and modern, with lots of natural light and open areas that make walking around feel enjoyable rather than overwhelming. Even if you're not there for business, it's still a nice spot to browse, get inspired, and take in the unique atmosphere. There are a variety of showrooms and design-focused businesses, so it feels very professional and polished overall. It can be a little quiet depending on the time of day, but that also adds to the calm, almost gallery-like vibe. Parking and navigation can take a bit of patience the first time you visit, but once you get familiar with the layout, it's a pleasant place to spend some time. Overall, it's a visually impressive destination that feels different from the usual shopping or office complexes.