So pretty! All hand made, you can smell quality. Prices of items are not cheap but after all your…read moreare at the Cornerstone in Sonoma and if you are in need of high quality gifts, why not? I loved everything, the decor of the store is very attractive by itself (even if you don't buy anything it is worth to enter and smell that place!). Cool store.

Nomad Chic concept Boutique in Sonoma is such a find . With philanthropy based designers from…read morearound the world . Items you can't get anywhere else . Global minded, nothing is manufactured , all hand made artisan jewelry textiles and furniture. Based on the travel and lifestyle experience of the gypsies , nomads and jet setters . Fresh blood for wine country and the North Bay Area . After Nomad Chic visit the New Sunset Magazine Test Kitchen right in front of the store then off to see the new Sunset Magazine Test Gardens hidden among the gorgeous Cornerstone Wedding property .

really great service, and an absolutely beautifully curated collection. The owners were very…read morethoughtful and knowledgeable about everything in their collection, and they have amazing taste!

Fantastic collection of one of a kind European antiques I've ever seen in one place. The best in…read morethe Bay Area!

This place is dangerous to my wallet. I purchased a sofa and matching chair along with a coffee…read moretable. Lots of wonderful outdoor art there as well. It's a place you have to check out when you drive into Sonoma.

Be warned - I got burned - be sure to ask for 10% locals discount if you live in Sonoma…read more I recently spent approximately $4k for a new couch purchased from Harvest Home. About a month after receiving the couch, I learned thru another local merchant that Harvest Home offers a 10% discount to locals. Well, I'm a local and did not receive the discount even though the store clerk took my delivery address, a local address. Shortly thereafter I visited the Harvest Home store intending to purchase 2 side chairs. I asked the clerk if Harvest Home did, in fact, offer a 10% locals discount. She said yes. So I asked why I hadn't gotten the discount on on couch I bought. The clerk's response was very unsatisfactory. Her shoulders sunk indicating to me that this issue had come up before. She said you have to ask for the discount at the time of purchase otherwise you don't get it. I reminded her that she took my address for delivery which was clearly a local address. I also asked how was I supposed to know there was a discount? She dug her heels in and kept saying she was sorry but there was nothing she could do because I didn't ask for the discount at the time of purchase. I told her how disappointed I was with her customer service. She cut me short and said she was sorry and gave me her quote for the 2 side chairs. I left in frustration and did not and will not buy the 2 chairs I was going to buy at approximately $3k. This is such poor customer service in my opinion. I missed out on this discount that apparently other locals get but I didn't because I didn't know about it to ask for it. Being a local, I am telling this story to all my friends. I will not be buying the 2 side chairs or anything else from this store.

On the town square in Sonoma, this is a lovely shop to browse in and admire the beautiful displays,…read moreespecially if you like France. They have all kinds of delightful kitchen items and lovely scarves and glassware and cookbooks. I always find something I want or a gift for someone. I forgot to photograph the interior of the shop but I did take photos of the cool statuary out in the garden, it's a must see if you're visiting Sonoma.

Absolutely love this store, so I make the ninety-minute drive to come shop here. There are so many…read moretreasures from home decor to specialty food items. During the 2024 Christmas season, they held a small artisan fair outside in the store's backyard garden. Everything sold was quality, and I believe local. When I come, I purchase many gifts and recipients always love what I give them. I also appreciate the friendly service provided here. I especially appreciate that the staff doesn't hover or push sales.

Fat Pilgrim & Harvest Home shop in Sonoma, CA, on Highway 12…read more I luv stopping here to check out the inventory. It harkens to an old timey general store but with modern vibes and artisan curated pieces at down to earth prices. Seriously, the majority of prices match to that bullseye retail shop. One side is a general store with kitchen items, greeting cards, soaps, candles, snacks. jewelry, and women's accessories. The other side sells living room items... furniture, throws, pillows, home decor, small art pieces, and reproduction artwork. Oh I can't forget to tell you about the outdoor art sculptures which are displayed in the back yard. The sculptures are whimsical and artsy. They carry sofas and living room pieces. The furniture is of quality and comes with prices matching that quality. I enjoy shopping for the framed reproduction paintings and home decor. The price points range from $30 and upwards for the paintings.

Fat Pilgrim is a whimsical little hipster spot. They have tons of garden statuary, one can see the…read morekitchen garden for The Girl&the Fig restaurant (sometimes they sell extra produce), with a Texas longhorn overlooking the shop. As a general store, it is pretty general. They have hand sanitizers (I should've gotten one) Their small olive oil soap bars are reasonably priced. They have a funny United Eats of America jigsaw puzzle (it characterizes Oregon as a land of chanterelle mushrooms&oysters, somehow Shandong beef rolls&avocado toast embody California, with New England boiled dinner representing New England) There's a beautiful coffee table book about the Sonoma Coast. The service is friendly&attentive, the prices reasonable. It's eccentric and fun. The only downside is the unpaved parking lot- I guess that's what wheel alignments are for. Really enjoyed it. Whimsical roadside attraction.

Nice local store with things to make your home look like wine country. I bought some bowls but…read morethey have something for every room.

This is a well, curated, store, with elegant household items not found everywhere.In addition there…read moreare really nice and and knowledgeable staff who remember who you are and always try to be helpful. Always something tempting!

This is a cute store in Sonoma that sells clothes, shoes, bags, and home goods. I really enjoyed…read moreperusing this store and checking out their items. The associate was friendly and helpful. I ended up getting an evergreen/pine scented candle here that smells great.

G's is one of those storefronts that stands out at Sonoma Square... It's clean, colorful, and…read moreinviting, from the signage to the unique items you can see through the window. That being said, G's is not your typical "general store." Instead of unique food and drink, G's carries unique household goods, clothing, shoes, accessories, candles, and more. When we stopped in recently, Barbara was working and she was super friendly and knowledgeable. We really enjoyed chatting with her. Whether you're shopping for something specific or just "window shopping," G's General Store is worth a stop!

Artefact Design & Salvage shop in Sonoma, CA, on Hwy 12 (which in Sonoma is a city street,…read moreBroadway). Let's talk about the shop. It carries new and vintage unique curated home decor items. Items range in design styles to suit various tastes in style aesthetics such as modern industrial, modern French baroque, farm house style, to bold funky eccentric. Not your run of the mill manufactured trendy items. I'm talking unique, quality items. Sure the price tag may reflect that. Price points vary depending on the item. The staff are welcoming and not bougie. Down to earth. As you move through the building, the items are thoughtfully and beautifully displayed. Be sure not to miss out the outdoor space. More gems out there. Restored vintage: planters, wrought iron fencing and gate pieces, statutes... etc. My most favorite area was the back room of vintage items. 1918 women's wool swimsuit $350, 1940-1950s greeting cards $3 each, 1950s Underwood typewriter $750, 1960s golf clubs... to name a few of the items I saw on my last visit.

This places is really cool. The owner, Dave, sure has a creative eye. We only purchased a candle…read moreholder this time around but we will be back to shop for unique and fun items.

Recently purchased some accessories for the home and some holiday decorations on line. The hand…read morecarved bowl from Zanat is stunning and the products were hand carried to my doorstep the very next day!! Great experience

love this store! They have such cute home decor and tabletop items too! I bought these super cute…read moreyellow cocktail glasses that are really unique for a reasonable price too! it's definitely something you can't find in other stores. this store was a great find!

I hired Emily to help me organize in my home. We worked together in my Master Closet, where in just…read morea few hours she created an orderly, usable space. I love how easy it is to get dressed for work each morning and to keep it organized! Taking the lessons I learned from Emily I have gone on to organize other areas including my kitchen. I am extremely satisfied with her work, and next time I have a project I know who to call!

Emily's oil cloth tablecloths and totes are really nice, always made perfectly. The totes are…read moreperfect for shopping and of course never get dirty. The vintage prints are charming, too. Love it!