This is a unique shop in the little beach town of Paia where you can find all sorts of interesting…read morethings for your home. Beautiful hand woven rugs and textiles from various countries in Asia. Brass and wood, oils and soaps. Small trinkets and really large things like rugs and furniture. It's fun to shop here whether for yourself or for gifts. The owner is an incredible photographer and his prints and books are on display and for sale. Fair trade is emphasized. Definitely worth stopping in for a pleasant experience.

Rude. 15 year old…read moresalesgirl stepped backward into us and gave us a look like it was our fault. Lost a big sale. Sorry.

We found another hidden treasure trove on Maui. Da Warehouse has taken over 2 niche markets…read more They sell new, unique, imported furniture items in the front of the store. If you're into hand carved, one-of-a-kind pieces from the far east, check it out. In the back (the warehouse), they sell used furniture from local resorts that have remodeled their units. This is what we were interested in, but sorta worried that the items would be cheaply made. We've seen particle board dressers with holes in the top for bolting down lamps. This was not the case. The pieces we looked at were obviously high quality with a few marks from expected wear. There were lots of different tables, night stands, chairs, hotel art, mirrors, televisions, lamps and bedding. The kind of stuff you would find in your room at a resort. We bought a huge credenza with doors and drawers that fit perfectly and operate smoothly. Even noticed that the back was solid plywood. We've been through all of the furniture stores on the island and did not find a anything that compares to the quality. And the price was so low. We also bought an end table from the same resort. Also, great quality. Drawers work smoothly. I notice drawers because I've seen pricey items elsewhere with no drawer guides. Both items came with glass tops. Nice. Da Warehouse doesn't have a shipping department. They might want to add that in the near future. But, they know a guy. Joel took our call and we worked out a deal for him to to the delivery right then. Quick and very friendly.

Dirty and horrible quality. Don't waste your time. Dissatisfied and disappointed. The sales rep…read moredidn't even get out of his chair.

While in Makawao we stopped by this thrift shop next to their church. As you walk to the door there…read moreare lots of boxes of free stuff. I was limited on time so passed them by. When you enter you might want to turn around and leave when you see all the racks with boxes but continue on. The craft area is loaded with all kinds of fabric, beads, stamps and more. There is also a large kids area that is well organized. I ran out of time but the adult clothing was downstairs with much of it $1. Lots to see and purchase at great prices. My only contacts with staff was in the craft area (enjoyed talking to her) and the checkout lady. Both very friendly and helpful. Lots of parking. Well worth the time.

This is a great thrift store! Children's clothing and toys are free. It is managed by church…read more volunteers. The basement bargins clothing are a dollar each. They also have a boutique area. Household items, linens , tools, lamps, etc. You just have to have time to look around. I had to buy an extra suitcase to bring home my treasures.

We were killing time before our flight and spent the morning in Paia…read more We happened upon this lovely shop and proceeded to buy all the souvenirs for our trip. The owner and her employee were both super friendly and helpful as we went crazy on our shopping frenzy. Lots of great locally made items, and she has a great eye. So happy we found this place- otherwise we would have come home empty handed. We got dishes, linens, dish towels and some books. We would have bought more if we had more room in our suitcases! Thanks so much for all the fantastic gifts- for us and our friends and family!!!!

A really cute store carrying very unique items from around the world. I saw a selection of giant…read morehand woven baskets made in Senegal that I really wanted, and woven plates and other beautiful home goods (plates, cups, cutlery) and gorgeous hand made jewelry and hats. The saleswoman there named Petra was so sweet and helpful, and helped me pick out a hat, and showed me their jewelry collection. I ended up with 2 hats and a pop up post card, was super happy with the entire experience. I'm going back tomorrow to explore the town of Paia some more and can't wait to visit other shops along the way.

We have loved shopping here for unique pieces for our new home! When in the market we make it a…read morepoint not to skip Kimo's.

20 star rating if it were available! After you have…read more"shopped" at the other available retailers on Maui go to Kimos! You will see just how professional and high class service is supposed to be. Cathleen and Richard will take time to discuss all the available options and explain exactly what you are buying to make your home feel like HOME. We are true "ohana" of Kimo's now. Our new furniture is exactly what we needed to enjoy some of our relaxing hours! The value of a custom built sofa and chair is unbeatable! Take the time to explore their beautiful selection of furniture! Mahalo nui loa! Paula & Chris L-Makawao

I've shopped at Habitat For Humanity Restore Shop several times. If they have what your looking…read morefor, you can score big time because their prices are very reasonable. My most recent purchase there was a floor lamp with ceramic pole. I had to replace the lamp socket on it but still a good deal. That's probably why it was donated. Anyway, they usually have a good assortment of light fixtures, tables, chairs and small appliances. The sort of stuff that people upgrade from time to time. They also are a good source of building materials that are left over from jobs the contractors finish. It's hit or miss whether you find the type or quantity of materials you need, but it's still a good place to check if you're about to start a project. We were there recently, to drop off a couple boxes of floor tile and some used copper tubing. I hope someone can use it. There's a small parking lot beside the building. Be really careful there because you might not have much time to react when someone backs out without looking. I had to use my horn, first time in years!

My little thrifting heart was happy to stop here during our recent trip to Maui to visit my…read morehusband's family. We brought his nephew along and found some decent things for his apartment - a mid century side table for $50. They had so many huge furniture decor pieces and prices were pretty reasonable. Also tons of art and housewares. Our local family didn't even know this place existed but now that they do, they've told us they will be coming back. Definitely check this place out if you are looking for furniture and/or home decor on the island.

Update We always come here for new ideas in art or clothing…read more They even have Christmas ornaments Island style. Men's clothes in the back. Cute shop

Absolutely beautiful store, we'll merchandised and very nicely organized…read more Nice employees, very helpful and accommodating

One of my most favorite home decor stores. It's pricey but well worth it. One of the only main…read morestops to shop if you're looking for great quality.

Horrible at returning a phone call from a potential new customer!! I called Hue Interior on Sept…read more17,21 to help me COMPLETELY RE-DECORATE our recently purchased house in Kapalua and they never returned my call. So a couple weeks ago we went into the store, cause we where "in town" and the young sales girl was super friendly, I explained that I never got a return phone call, she took down my information again, even saying "oh I remember you calling" and still weeks after our visit, STILL NO PHONE CALL!! I just don't get it! I was born and raised here and I want to shop local but I guess I'll have to shop local somewhere else!! Your loss Hue, it was gonna be a big remodeling project.

I am a huge fan of Hawaii Home Design. We saw some of her pieces on Da Warehouse Facebook page…read morewhere she is putting her pieces on display. Our first stop off the plane was to Da Warehouse to look at her leaf collection furniture, and let's just say it is even more beautiful in person. The furniture is solid, beautiful and definitely a conversation piece whenever we had friends over. We bought many pieces of the Leaf Collection to sprinkle throughout the house, bedrooms and the living room. Thank you for bringing quality furniture to Maui that is readily available where I don't have to wait months to enjoy.

There's nothing "run of the mill" in this store. I couldn't believe it, handmade rugs, comfy sofas…read moreand all kinds of wood furniture. It makes me want to redecorate the whole house. Beautiful stuff. Thanks for being such a great resource!

I purchased a piece online and the team at Homeworld was responsive and helpful all along the way,…read morefrom coordinating the shipping from Oahu, the assembly and pick up from the warehouse. Stephanie went above and beyond answering all of my emails and making sure I had the information I needed. The guys at the warehouse were great too and helped me in understanding the online ordering process. I would recommend them and use them again for any future purchases.

Went into the store looking for a particular size dresser. Only one in the store that met our…read moreneeds and we purchased the floor model. I think it was the attitude of the salesman that felt like ... if you don't like it ... well you get the drift. Why advertise a sale if your prices are barely reduced. We bought the dresser because of the size.. the delivery people were amazing but we won't go back. Wound up buying from another store that included two bedrooms worth of furniture and top of the line Tempur Pedi mattress/ adjustable frame. To top it off my husband tripped in the store and sustained a significant rug burn and the sales associate, instead of checking to make sure he was okay was more concerned about telling us that we'd need a top notch attorney if we were thinking of suing.. really? Do better people