This place is an adorable stop! Accidentally stopped here because I was trying to pull directions…read moreup on my phone. I decided to check the place out and it was worth it! The staff greeted me as soon as I came in. The store had all kinds of cute handmade vierge and home goods. I got a cute sticker for my water bottle and a greeting card. They have a lot of Ojai themed goods as well for gifts and keepsakes, at fair prices for the area.

Worker was rude. Not a place to shop if you have children with you. Go somewhere else with your…read moremoney.

I don't remember seeing this place the last time I was in Ojai. Could have been there for a while…read moreand we just didn't stop in. First impression, beautiful clean and calm. A bit of shabby chic meets Asian Bali inspired. It might be somewhat of a spiritual type of store. Is it a reoccurring theme as every store you walk into along the main strip all carries some sort of dish ware. They're all very beautiful. Regardless if it's solid color or a beautiful print. They're all amazing. Loads of spiritual books, beautiful effortless pieces of clothing. Beautiful hand made pieces from all over Asia. There were some artwork on the wall but the main attraction was the massive red door leaning against one wall. Not sure if it's for sale but it was incredible. There some pieces of furniture on display as well but that could just be for show. The store has a nice calm feel when you walk in and browse through. Beautiful items on displays throughout the store.

This place feels a little bit like an antique store, which I love...but it also feels like it is…read morebrand new? Just starting out? They have cute hippie clothes, antique trinkets for the home, cotton bedding and they sell this beautiful rustic Aleppo olive oil soap. That's all I could see at the moment. I'm hoping they do a few more things to bring life into the place because I see it has potential. Right on Ojai Ave, so I hope the owners take full advantage of the opportunity and go all out with inventory if possible. It was lavender season, so things like lavender sugar, lavender simple syrups, lavender teas, bags of lavender would have been nice for sale. They gave me a handwritten receipt on a nice quality piece of paper with the business letterhead, so that felt cool. It felt like going back in time to the old ways of giving receipts. I hope this small business survives. Reach out if you'd like ideas because I'm full of them.

The boutique store is located in the very end of a deep alley. They carry a lot of creative items,…read morelike flowers, jewelry, and table decorations. It's small and packed, but I think it's worth wondering around if you happen to be nearby.

This store is out of my price range so I couldn't buy anything, but I appreciated how gorgeous and…read morewell-made everything there is. The linen clothes! The linen napkins! Every single thing in their store downstairs upstairs is gorgeous and U would happily buy it if I could. The saleswomen are also very friendly. 100% will come back and shop here if I meet my business goals this year.

A beautiful, thoughtful home shop with real design and care going into every piece. Carly, the…read moreowner, is a new Ojaian, originally from NY by way of LA. She is humble, friendly, and talented--involved in the design and execution of many of the pieces offered. Pricing here is competitive for the area. Highly recommend stepping into this shop if you're looking for unique, comfortable, quality goods to adorn your home.

Just the most delightful textile and home decor shop and totally worth the drive to Ojai's village…read moreof Meiner Oaks. I had the great fortune of meeting the talented Carly, who used to design for Anthropologie and has embarked on a fabulous adventure to bring yummy colors and patterns to add pop and interest to homes. I got samples of her wallpaper and fabric designs to bring home for consideration and bought some unique ceramics which I absolutely love. Can't wait to go there again and also browse her online shop.

Why are there so many cute little spots in Ojai. I've been loads of time and each visit is like I'm…read morehere for the first time. This particular shop, not crazy big but does pack a whole lot of punch to it. Right when you walk in, it's two stories. Majority of the retail is downstairs. A cute home decors space with amazing artworks hanging throughout. Downstairs in the main showroom as well as upstairs. Upstairs was more of a gallery in a sense. There's loads of home decors as one would imagine with a place like this. The selections of dish ware, beautiful glassware, amazing hat sections as well as a wide array of jewelry. There's so much to look at. In the back of the store was also another little shop that's a florist with both some fresh cut flowers and dried flowers. Loads of little trinkets, a whole displays of candles as well as some stationary. Not sure if the furniture is part of the display or if they're retail. Either or, another cute spot.

We did some window shopping along Ojai Avenue a few weeks ago, and I loved going into all the…read morelittle boutiques, looking at nice things I didn't need. Tala Design was one of these spots, an attractive shop selling furniture and curated home goods, as well jewelry and miscellaneous knick knacks. The store was pretty and pleasant to browse, with an easy layout and plenty of handsome merchandise. I wasn't planning to buy anything, but I found a dish of cool rings fashioned from vintage spoons, made by a woman in Ojai. One of them fit just right, and I liked that it was one of a kind. My husband bought it for me for the reasonable price of $37. I gather Tala offers interior design services, and the shop serves as a showroom as well as a retail store. I wasn't looking for that, but the place was certainly good advertising for design work. Check it out if you're walking around downtown Ojai. You might even find something to take home.

SOO much fun. This is a great chance to exercise your creative skills and create something…read moreliterally with your hands. The owner gave us the initial tour. Esteban and Mathia(?), who ran the class, were amazing. We had a blast and I will be looking up similar classes when I am back home. BTW, make sure to buy some items from their gift store, super unique and super cheap.

I am from Ventura and have been a regular here for the last 6 months. I have absolutely loved my…read moreexperience here at Firestick. I am new to pottery and have been so happy with all of the guidance I have received at this studio. I started with their introductory class (aka Play with Clay) which is $65. This $65 intro class begins with a tour of the studio followed by a tutorial going over the steps of wheel throwing. It can be surprisingly difficult at times but they have multiple instructors for the small class that help a lot. You are given 5 pounds total of clay and are allowed to make whatever you want with it. Afterwards, it costs $15/piece for the studio to trim and glaze your piece for you (or you can come back and glaze yourself). You can avoid this fee however if you upgrade your experience to the 4 class package for $110 (they subtract the cost of the intro class and count that as 1 class). I did this option and highly recommend it if you are nearby! It comes with 12.5 pounds of clay and 16 hours of individual practice studio time. The practice time is so clutch. You work in the member studio on your own. However, I have found that the community here is so kind and supportive. Members of the studio and staff are quick to help if you have a question and some members have even sat down with me to help me with some difficult pieces. I wanted to give a shoutout to the owner Robin and one of the staff/instructors Aaron. Both Robin and Aaron have been so kind to us and are so willing to help us out, even when it's outside of the classes. They are so talented at what they do and they make the process seem easy. They have so many solutions to fix your pieces if you mess up. I am so grateful for them as well as the other staff that we have had the pleasure of learning from. I highly recommend checking this place out and consider becoming a member here. They have so many different glazed and they fire their ovens twice a week, I believe. Most other studios do this only about once or twice a month... From my time here, I have probably made close to 10-15 pieces total - what a great deal.

We stopped at Valley of the Moon Crystals as we spotted huge specimens of various crystals, geodes…read moreand other minerals outside the store. The amazing shop owner, Aleta, immediately welcomed us and encouraged us to browse at our own pace. Throughout the building, as well as the garden, we were amazed at the magnitude of specimens that are available here. If one is seeking that one-of-a-kind, special focal point or statement piece(s) for one's home, garden or business, Valley of the Moon may have what you're looking for. In addition, there are many options available throughout - jewelry, home decor, books, incense and much more.

We detoured off the 33 on the way to a tea shop in Ojai. Aleta the store owner is super sweet,…read moreinformative but not aggressive nor pushy! She has some of the cutest stones and they're like art work! Perfect so anyone who is looking for statement piece to decor the home! The prices range from $55-$15k depending on what you're looking at! Unique pieces especially since it caters to a wide demographic of individuals who enjoy rock formations, crystals and other natural materials! PS. We bought a present for my friend and Aleta gave both of us a special parting gift since it's a special occasion! Appreciate it!

Cute country shop Very interesting place. Recommend to…read morevisit and chill. So beautiful

I had high hopes for Blue Ojai--the store is beautifully curated and clearly put together with…read morecare. But unfortunately, the customer service left a lot to be desired. As someone visiting from out of town, I immediately got the sense that I wasn't particularly welcome. The staff were cold, disengaged, and made no effort to be friendly or helpful. It was hard not to feel like an outsider. What was most disappointing is that even after making a fairly sizable purchase, I didn't receive so much as a "thank you." No smile, no acknowledgment--just silence as I walked out the door. It's unfortunate, because the space and product selection are great. But a store's energy is shaped by the people who work there, and in this case, it really took away from the experience. Hopefully, the staff can work on being more open and kind to all customers, not just locals. My visit was the week of 6/19/2025. Do better ladies.