As Gayle and I were enjoying our walk up Canyon Road, there were lots of former Adobe homes converted into some very interesting gallery spaces. Most of what we saw was beyond our budget tastes, reminding me of something my Father once opined: If you have to ask how much it costs, you can't afford it. On that note, I also wondered how the gallery owners managed to stay in business with rents that probably lined up with their art. Natalie has been around for awhile, as I remember stopping in back in 2016. This place has a clear Western theme with lots of silver, turquoise, leather, clothing and other stuff throughout. It's almost like walking through a well curated antique store and probably full of consignment items. It would realistically require multiple visits to fully appreciated the inventory here. It's been a lot of fun walking through the multiple former home rooms and imagining the possibilities. I found pricing to be a little higher than I expected, but at least I could afford some of this merchandise if I so chose. And apparently after all these years, sales from people like me most likely pay the rent. read more

The selection is great (so tastefully assembled) and the folks running the store were wonderful. They steamed and thoughtfully packaged the shirt I got, and were so kind and welcoming throughout. Couldn't recommend enough. I don't know what Jeremy the premiere styling consultant is talking about, this place was a treat. read more

This is a beautiful shop. The owner has impeccable style. Her partner is equally as charming. Love my sweater vest, speaking French and the whole experience! Merci xx read more

The negative reviews speak only for the taste and judgement of those writing them. If you visit Facebook or Google reviews you will find that they are very far from the mainstream opinion. Not only are the prices here very fair in terms of where the market is but the service is impeccable and the inventory is wonderful and ever-expanding. Nathalie has been a staple of Canyon Road for well over a decade, and her quality and charm has never wavered. Originally from France, the owner, Nathalie, brings a very Gallic sensibility to her Southwestern style. Definitely stop in if you have the chance. Lovely and elegant decor, chic Western clothing and boots, and beautiful jewelry and belt buckles. read more

I've been in Santa Fe for a week shopping the major retail stores, consignment shops, and galleries in the area. I am related to a major artist/designer, as well as one of the premiere home stylists in the country, so I often browse when I travel to make recommendations to their buyers. Wow, was Nathalie the biggest disappointment of the week. First, even for Canyon Road the entire store is overpriced (which is saying something coming from NYC), and everyone who works there has some sort of attitude -- the salty woman when you enter (don't ask the pronunciation of the name of the store!), and the uncomfortably flirtatious saleswoman working in the back room. Now, let me be clear, this next part is not about the price of a coat, but about the principle. With my eye mostly on furniture, and home accessories, I stumbled on a very eccentric coat made from a red Pendleton blanket that totally caught my eye. It was on their consignment rack way in the back of the store next to their sale items (a rack with maybe 10 undesirable pieces of second hand clothing), and was steeply priced at $450. Fawning over my find, the flirty saleswoman told me I had to have it, and insisted she would hold it for me (I did not ask). As you do (and should!) with any consignment piece, I asked nicely if there was anything she could do to work with me on price, to which she scoffed, "Why can't your pay $450? It is less than the cost of a Pendleton blanket! And it is Vintage!" I decided to leave to look at some other stores, but I would return to buy the coat (for $450!) if I couldn't stop thinking about it that afternoon. When I left, I did a little research and found that this saleswoman was lying to me! I found on the Pendleton website that blankets average between $150-$350, and I even found a few vintage Pendleton coats on Etsy (some with shearling collars), and nothing was more than $350. So, I called the store, explained that after some research, I felt they were overcharging, and offered $350 to buy the coat. With a air of entitlement, the saleswoman told me she thought the owner/buyer wouldn't "go for it," that consignment pieces were non-negotiable (unheard of!), but she would ask. I asked her to have the owner call me back so I might have an opportunity to discuss the cost with her. Well, flirtatious saleswoman called me back (not the owner), and feeling quite proud of herself, told me that as she expected, the coat is $450 and she would not work with me on the price. Then, all of a sudden she had all this new information about the coat -- it was made by a designer, they aren't making them anymore, etc. But wait, I thought it was Pendleton!? Is it even vintage?! Was I being spun talking points just to sell at full price? So, once again, I asked to speak to the owner (who was there!), but was told she would have to call me back. I'm still waiting on that call... So, as much as I love this coat, still want it, and can't stop thinking about it, Nathalie will not receive my business nor my recommendation. Consignment finds are special because they are singular pieces that fit you and your style. You won't find hundreds of people wearing them, which is partially why negotiating the price is part of the process. Not here! For Nathalie, it is not about making a sale, but rather about their bottom line and gouging their customers in order to make their commission. Disappointing and greedy, disingenuous and snobby. read more

A tactful and tenacious collection of western and native art and influence. Thanks for a great experience.

Don't waste your time. I'm aware of the expensive location of Canyon Rd, but this place is wayyy overpriced. Would you pay $500 for a skirt made from a random designer? Because I wouldn't. I don't think you should either. read more