I've been visiting a lot of boutiques and gift shops on the Eastside and I've started to get a bit…read morebored. Simply put, I keep finding the same merchandise over and over again. Treehaus, on the other hand, had a ton of pieces that I've never seen before, either in Los Angeles or elsewhere. This shop carries a couple lines of interesting jewelry collections (I particularly liked the more industrial/brutalist of them), a range of adult and baby clothes and an interesting and eclectic line of eye wear. While the adult clothing skews toward femme, I would describe many of them as unisex, which fits the cool queer/feminist vibe of the shop. There were a lot of cool housewares that, again, I've never seen before. These range from the practical (metal soap dishes) to the purely aesthetic (fun art prints of famous spots in LA.) Lots of retro designs can be found to decorate your living space. Other things I really enjoyed: a human bone and organ ink stamp collection, fun notebooks and adorable stuffed animals. And of course, they had a great collection of books and cards. Prices were on par for quality. It's very middle of the road for a gift shop or boutique. The clerks on duty were friendly and personable. I would definitely have felt comfortable going to them with questions. I will definitely return the next time I'm shopping for a friend.

Fantastic store, little gem. Very courteous and professional staff as well. Will return!read more

Sad times. Went to Clover this morning for some gifts only to find it closed and moved to Pasadena…read more Doesn't sound like a raising rents issue. It will be missed. My go-to for all things cute.

IF a human being is having a hard time at CLOVER, and or couldn't get in to our sanctuary, perhaps:…read moreGIVE GOOD GRACE. Shoppe proprietor, Nicole, is phenomenal. In over 20 years of living in LA, CLOVER is of on only a handful of local stores I shop at. EVERY single time I need anything, I know I can go to Nicole, and she will supply. Her eye understands what everyone wants. I have a hard time trusting, Nicole has never not neglected me or my difficult beloved's. For over two decades, the most delightful part of my days have been leaving this creative, heart centered, trustworthy boutique with a brown paper package tied with a colorful satin bow and most importantly: soul.

I've been a fan of intentionally blank shoes for some years and was so excited to see they opened a…read morenew store in Highland Park! It's such a fun concept having two stores in one which also includes Ririku, which has the coolest curated selection of trinkets clothing, candles, scents and more! So many great gift options for the holidays as well. Such a great addition to the neighborhood!

I loveee shopping here. It's my favorite local small business! They have the coolest / most trendy…read morestyle clothing. I leave with something every time I visit

I love the new highland park location with Ririku! She's a dreamy store and it's amazing to have IB…read moreback in LA

Extremely cute boutique with a wide range of price points and items. Amazing for gifts, shoes, and…read moreclothes. Sweetest salespeople and always fun!

One of my fave shops in LA for well-designed t-shirts, hats, books, and other creative lifestyle…read moregoods. Owners Andy and Jennifer are just the best. Pop on by for the latest scoop on what's happening around York St. in Highland Park. And yes, they were nice enough to carry my book too.

Fun little shop to wander into on York in HLP. I remember they used to be on Figueroa a while back…read more- just as a known skater shop. Now, they house a bunch of different trinkets from mugs, books, apparel, candy, stickers, cameras, film, cards, incense, soaps, etc. I ended up getting a few little items - a deck of cards, stickers, and flower seeds. Staff on deck was a female who was nice to talk to in terms of her informing me on the changes that they've made to the shop since they've moved from their old spot. If you're in need of a gift, stop on in cause you never know what you might find here.

Jess & Zoey were super welcoming and helpful! This was the very first time I've been to Le Labo and…read morethey walked me through the different products and told me about their yearly international special scent event. I got to wash my hands using one of their basil scented soaps at the super cool concrete sink station. Tested out multiple fragrances. And I'm definitely coming back in August to figure out which international cologne I want to purchase. Love this location and the girls were amazing! Highly recommend!

First thoughts when asked how it went. You know what? Really great. It is an unusual spot to have…read morein the kiddie of this gritty, dirty city but I love that about it. HP has been hip and cool and property is pricey but it still manages to keep its good taco spots mixed with great vegan desert spots and everything in between. It seems almost quite fitting that it's here now. If you know Le Labo then you know how it started. Small production, select quantity and high quality. Even though the company has grown exponentially, like HP, has managed keep that same natural, sweet yet gritty way about it that you just can't help but love. Pricey but worth it. I want to give a shout out to the beautiful lady that helped me today. The place is super quiet and calm and you are just free to browse and test to your hearts desire. They will greet you and just be gentle and let you decide what scent feels right. They're happy to help you but mostly let you guide yourself. I mean if you came to Le Labo, you really already know what you want. It's located right next to Checker Hall and there's a paid parking lot close by.

Leanna Lin's Wonderland is a mini art gallery and gift shop in Eagle Rock that mostly focuses on…read morejewelry, stationery (e.g. Studio Ghibli-themed journals), needle kits, accessories, plushies, home decor, and children's books (including Decoy Saves Opening Day). The shop has a small curated selection of Sanrio and Miffy plushies, but in general about half of the store is geared toward children and kids. [Parking]: Easy metered street parking is available with free metered parking on Sundays. [Conclusion]: As a children's shop, this is a 5-star store. At the same time, the store may not be everyone's cup of tea depending on what they are looking for.

Super kawaii, technicolor gift shop! Yatta!…read more Leanna Lin's Wonderland in Eagle Rock is a candy-colored store with a heavy focus on Japanese merch. There's plenty of cute stickers and books for children and plenty of collectibles, gachapon and other goodies for adult Nipponophiles. The store also features a variety of artists whose rainbow Lisa Frank style seems to effortlessly blend in to its surroundings. I know, I know...I sound like I don't like this place. That's not true. While it's not my aesthetic, it's clearly very well curated with lots of fun things to browse through. And the staff was very nice Definitely a place to bring children and adult fans of anime and manga.

Love this store for gently used kids toys and clothing. Prices are fair and transparent.read more

Love going here. They're super friendly and I've found so much great stuff. Easy to bring in small…read morebags of clothes for them to consider and then you get credit towards your purchases. Also, great little toy section too.