I have driven by PS HomeBoys in downtown Palm Springs so many times over the years and always meant…read moreto go inside, but somehow I never seemed to have the time. Now that I finally do, it feels like I am getting a second chance to see the places I missed when I used to live here. PS HomeBoys had always been on my radar and the moment I walked in I understood why. I absolutely love the vibe of this place. The showroom feels like the perfect expression of the Palm Springs design spirit. It is bright, colorful, creative, and unapologetically mid-century modern while still feeling fresh and current. The shop was founded by interior designer Jeremy Taylor together with his partner Niels Kosman, and you can really feel that designer's eye throughout the space. Every piece feels intentional, from the furniture and lighting to the artwork and wallpaper. Nothing feels random or mass-produced. It feels curated. Palm Springs has such a strong design identity and PS HomeBoys captures it perfectly. Walking through the store feels like stepping into the kind of home you see in the iconic desert architecture that made this city famous. It is easy to imagine how these pieces would work in a stylish desert home or even a vacation rental, which makes sense because they also help stage and design homes around the area. For anyone who appreciates great interior design, mid-century style, or just wants to browse something different from the usual furniture stores, this place is absolutely worth visiting. I am honestly glad I finally made the time to go inside after all these years. Sometimes you pass by a place for years without stopping, and then when you finally do you realize you should have gone in a long time ago. This is definitely one of those spots.

PS Homeboys is a very unique boutique in Palm Springs. We browsed around for a while. The staff…read more(owners perhaps?) were friendly and funny. We never felt hurried or pressured. We didn't buy anything, but I found a ton of really cool things that I wanted to take home with me. It is probably a good thing we rode to Palm Springs with our friends in a small SUV rather than our pick-up truck. I would've filled the truck! I definitely want to return with a high limit credit card. LOL! The giant Lava Lamp was rad!

The fanciest, most beautiful housewares and accessories. Friendly staff. Apply for a higher credit…read morelimit before entering the store.

It's no wonder that Phylum was crowded on Saturday afternoon! They have beautiful and unique gifts…read moreand household items. There were so many things I was tempted to buy, but I held back and purchased a big insulated pitcher and a greeting card. Their sales staff was very attentive and kind. I even joined their email list. I am glad I walked all the way in their direction!

Reading a couple of bad reviews on this page and wonder what world are these people living in? If…read moreyou're shopping in a nice store (which is an understatement for A La MOD), you should be respectful of your surroundings. People who let their children run wild in a place that sells vintage (often times) restored to their original beauty, should not take offense to the store owner that takes pride in their business. Nor should you take offense if you THINK you might have something worth selling there, when it is clearly not appropriate. Consignors and people that want to sell their "parent's mid-century furniture" are often times not versed in the Mid-Century Design world. You cant fault the store owner for knowing what the right merchandise is for their store... MOVE ON. There are places to consign your familys "Heirlooms" but North Palm Canyon Drive is probably not the right place for that. Jimmy and Miguel are great to work with and they're both nice guys. It's too bad that people are quick to judge someone over them not wanting to purchase your stuff...Like Jack Nicholson said "You can't handle the truth" But then to go and write a bad review just shows your lack of dignity.

We we're in Palm Springs a few weeks ago, popped into a La Mod and we're instantly stuck by the…read morequality and the breadth of their inventory; some of the best that we saw in the desert. Miguel and Jimmy were incredibly knowledgeable, friendly and helpful and made us comfortable with our purchase of a pair of FABULOUS mid century lamp. Not cheap but a fair price for these gems. Wrapped, well packed and ready for the trip to our home. Could not be more happy; we're planning on stalking their site and plan to stop in their shop every time we're in Palm Spring for more treasure!

This is such a purely curated selection of vintage and local items! It is a one stop shop if you're…read morelooking to furnish your home or for unique accessories. They are so friendly and welcoming here, there is a great variety for everyone! Unique pieces you cannot find elsewhere, all in pristine condition! Highly recommended while shopping in Palm Springs!

Amazing assortment of shops with a shop. The shops on Thirteen Forty Five have clothes, eyewear,…read moredecor, art, holistic and spiritual items, glassware, truly a melting pot of merchants in each room down one connecting hallway. Easy parking in the lot or on the street without restrictions and helpful service wherever you go. It's high end quality custom. There's a dressing room near the clothing shop for single use and you can just sit and stare at all the great artwork down the hallways throughout. Pick up business cards and local publications before you go so you can spread the word of this indoor multi-shop experience.

They always seem to have something for people who have special tastes…read more Unique gifts. Helpful staff. I wish they would come back to Palm Springs. - I want them to always be in business.

Great customer service and wonderful products. We now have the most beautiful counter high stools…read morein our home.

I'd like to think I'm hipper than the hippest person out there... but I'm honest enough to admit…read moreI'm not anymore. I used to be deeply plugged into the fashion world. I wasn't just following trends, I was ahead of them. I wore things before they hit, before they made sense to anyone else. That takes effort, instinct, and money. It's a different kind of life. And unless you're in it every single day, on the creative or design side, you slowly lose touch with what's emerging now. Walking into Mojave Flea Trading Post brought all of that back in a very real way. I feel completely comfortable in a space like this, but it also reminds me of a version of myself that used to help shape what people wore. There's a quiet nostalgia to it. Not regret, just awareness. I don't need to be that person anymore. Now I care about different things. I look for natural fabrics like 100% cotton and linen, pieces that breathe, pieces that feel good on your skin and don't come with all the hidden downsides. And this store delivers on that. There are racks of thoughtfully curated items that feel both current and wearable, coming from new designers who are clearly paying attention. It's not just clothing. It's a point of view. And what makes it even better is the space itself. There's a matcha spot and a small food area tucked into the back where you can sit, slow down, and just enjoy being there. It turns a shopping trip into something more like an experience. This is a genuinely great addition to Palm Springs. The kind of place that gives the city a little more edge, a little more relevance. Palm Springs is lucky to have it.

Unexpected but very cute! Randomly added this to my must try list when visiting Palm Springs and…read moreglad I stopped by. Very cute and creative shopping space with many hidden gems! A little expensive, but enjoyed looking thru the beautiful pieces and creative space.

This shop is a gem. Full of vintage finds seemingly from the '50s to '70s. The couple that run the…read moreplace are a delight. We often stop in, poke around, and leave with some new treasure we didn't know we needed.

Such a sweet owner everything in the store was so beautiful and cute. Definitely recommend come…read moreseeing Patrick. Great value and price. Would definitely come back.

I've always seen this place every time we've been to Palm Springs. We've always walked past it…read moregoing to breakfast and alway notices the cute store front. Also it along the cute little walkway perfect for pictures. The cute storefront from the outside but once inside, its cuteness overload. A cute boutique with a mixture of items. Apparels, accessories, gifts of all sorts. Vintage meets boho in a sense. Clothing wise was a mixture of vintage. There's also a cute section that caters to the little ones. Clothes and gifts. A beautiful selection of fun things. The decors, that's another wonderful thing. Not sure they're available for purchase but they're amazing. Their trinkets of bowls, fun vintage pieces, jewelry, candles and so on. This place is such a cute shop that's worth a wander. I'm sure you'll find some wonder items. Of course it's a must stop next time we're in town.

The Palm Springs main drag is chock full of standard souvenirs you could find anywhere - magnets,…read morecoffee cups and shirts stamped with the city's name and no sense of soul. Thank goodness for Thick as Thieves to showcase something else in the desert with character and substance. Everything from delicate jewelry to sumptuous candles to the cutest kids stuff. They also showcase local vendors which means you're giving back the community directly in so many ways. There aren't too many shops worth a visit no matter where you're coming from. Be sure to put TAT on your must-see list if you're coming to Palm Springs!

The store is absolutely stunning! Service is wonderful, they are so friendly and helpful here. I…read morewould absolutely buy every piece of furniture and decor. Prices are a bit high, but these are pieces that you will keep for lifetime. One of my favorite furniture stores in Palm Springs, highly recommended!

The owner should have a meeting and have the empty watch Pretty Women. We stopped in to find a…read moreconsole table and the two gentleman sat at a desk and never acknowledged we were there. Went a few doors down to Christopher Anthony's and received great customer service and bought two items.

The power of social media does work. Ive never seen this place or even heard of them until seeing…read moresomething while scrolling through my phone. As one does with nowadays. The former Steinmart which I've never been as well. A massive storefront that house amazing vintage pieces, both apparel and furniture. There's plenty of parking out front. Walking in I didn't know what to expect besides seeing what the post online was. Let me say, it was a major shock but in a massive GOOD way. Shopping Mecca for all you vintage lover. Right at the front is the cashier which the gentleman working was a massive gem. The sweetest and friendliest. The layout of the place is an open storefront. Different vendors I believe that house their goods. Just walking through will take some time as there's literally something that will catch your eyes. Also located right at the front, a charcuterie mini truck. How cute to have something like that. Next to that is a specialty market which offers amazing wine options and cocktail mixes and liquor. Treats and more treats to accompany what you like to drink. A cute place with the vibe of a world market and specialty store. Walking through, there's so much to see. One of a kind art pieces to art deco, MCM, traditional and so much more. But if you're looking for clothes, it's heaven here. The options are endless. If you're a vintage lover, look no further. Racks and racks of amazing pieces. Just browsing the area took a while as something constantly was catching my eyes. I believe it's both local designer that have a storefront there as well. I could be wrong on that. It's a big open concept but I did notice some staff sitting at their areas so I assume it's their storefront. Anyways, it's amazing. Wither you're looking for something unique to vintage to up to date trends. You will find some amazing pieces here. Designer labels of all kinds are here. Shoes galore if your a shoe whore which I was salivating over...lol.... Just one thing after another. They do have fitting rooms scattered throughout for you. The employees was the sweetest. I'm not sure how many there are but the ones I've encountered were dolls. Imagine Fred Segal meets Dover Street with a mix of Paper Bag Princess. New meets old with a major twist. This place has it all. I'm very glad to have found this and will definitely be back and recommend it to everyone.

I walked into Market Market and, for a brief and glorious moment, I was living my best fashion…read morelife. The Jeremy Scott section immediately had me ENAMORED. And then--cue the dramatic music--a 50-foot mannequin greeted me at the entrance like some fabulous fashion goddess welcoming me into another dimension. I was in a state of pure fashion bliss. And then I entered PSBS. And that, my friends, is where the novela began. I was browsing, looking at merchandise, minding my own business, when I approached the counter because I had a question. Suddenly, the cashier, "Chris," began shouting: "DON'T SOLICIT ME! DON'T SOLICIT ME!" Excuse me? I wasn't soliciting anyone. I was literally trying to ask a question. The entire interaction escalated so quickly that I found myself standing there thinking, What just happened? Did I accidentally walk into the season finale of a very dramatic telenovela? Chris became visibly red-faced and extremely agitated, and the intensity of the interaction was completely disproportionate to what was actually happening. I was simply a customer trying to ask a question, and suddenly I was on the receiving end of a level of anger I absolutely did not expect. At that point, the fashion fantasy was officially over. I did not feel comfortable or safe, so I left. And honestly? The 50-foot mannequin was the highlight of the entire experience. Market Market had me at Jeremy Scott and lost me somewhere around PSBS. If you're looking for liquor, I'd shop elsewhere and compare prices. But if you're looking for an unforgettable retail drama involving fashion, a giant mannequin, and an unexpected cashier confrontation... Well. Welcome to the novela.