Such a cute store! Ended up purchasing some bar soaps from France. Owner is a gem! I…read morecomplimented her on the layout of her "lil store" and she said it's quite big (literally lol). She has lots of cool and eclectic merchandise. Definitely a must stop if you are visitng the Plaza!

At Home in Taos is a crafts, gifts and home decor shop just off the plaza in Taos, NM. Lots of…read moredifferent stuff, including a huge selection of Christmas items! Something for everyone... candles, bowls, artificial plants, soaps, socks, towels, etc. really more of a knick-knack store, average quality merchandise. Nothing there was really of interest to us.

I purchased a long winter coat and boots with supreme quality and caring customer service. I had my…read morecoat buttons strengthened up free of charge, and I always felt welcome, by the same staff who remembered my name even though it was a year ago. A luxurious elegant local gem, thank you for setting a good example of high-end products and services. I cherish my purchases and will pass to my children, and generations to come. That is what is high quality about.

Overland Sheepskin always provides excellent service and products . Our puppy is always welcome…read morewhen we visit the shop in Taos.

This shop is by far the best in Taos! Asha, the owner, greeted us with such warmth and friendliness…read moreas soon as we walked in. The store has a wonderful scent, is spotless, and is beautifully organized, with so many incredible items!! While I was shopping, I overheard another couple, visiting from Texas, mention that this was the one store they couldn't wait to come back to from their last trip. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

Lovely new boutique on the Taos Plaza with a great selection of gifts, cards, crystals etc. I…read morepurchased some gorgeous herbal/apothecary items. Nice addition to the Taos retail landscape :)

I love a fair trade shop and this one was welcoming and chock full of delightful surprises! The…read morestaff was friendly and welcoming and helped us find various options, as well as had some great suggestions. My purchase of a bracelet made locally was an easy sell as it is beautiful, but there were many other gift items and purchases that I would have liked to make. The prices weren't too bad and each has a story of those who made it, which helps to remind a shopper that their purchase goes toward someone's fair livelihood. Love it! I'd go back and get all my gifts if I had more time, but definitely worthy of a look and a browse.

From outside it looked like a store I could have spent some money at, but after I entered, while…read moremasked up, I was approached by the owner who demanded I apply chemicals to my skin before being welcomed to the store. I refuse to inundate myself with chemicals to passify a business owner living in fear. To respond, I did come in. But I was not made to feel welcome, to even look, because I didn't care to use your chemicals. I had just washed my hands. That should have been enough I feel. "Local" or not, it's chemicals. You tried to force it, I refused, and spent money elsewhere that day. You didn't offer to sign anything accepting any responsibility for adverse effects I might have even . . Main point, You don't get to impose your stuff on my body, and I just hope you'll look at what kind of customer experience I had there and maybe grow from it.

Antiquarius is one place I always make time for to visit when in Taos! The showroom is…read moresumptuously filled with unique and beautiful antiques from all over the world -- rugs, furniture, textiles and all sorts of home assessories from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Asia, Africa and India, etc. I'm like a kid in a candy store in this place. The rugs, pillows and decorative items I've bought from this special shop have transformed my house into a warm and beautiful place that I love to be in. The shop/showroom is on the way up to Taos Ski Valley, which is a pretty drive. There are great places nearby to eat as well so you can shop and then get lunch too. Highly recommend Antiquarius Imports. Put it on your list to visit when in Taos.

A true treasure of a gallery! Wonderful antiques and art from Africa, India, Pakistan, and other…read moreexotic lands, all pieces come with the story behind them thanks to the owners who have acquired this wonderful collection from over the years. Their rugs are amazing! Much of the merchandise is functional as well as decorative. Interior design advice we received was awesome! If you're in northern New Mexico do not pass up this gallery!

Walked into the store by chance while waiting for a table at Farmhouse and stumbled upon a little…read moregem! Very cute and charming store with wide selection of bedding and bath products. Owner was very knowledgeable about the product and very friendly.

From the owner: Luxurious bed linens and bathroom accessories in a magical boutique. Our selection includes Bella…read moreNotte, Cozy Earth, Ann Gish and so much more.

This is our go to specialty shop in Taos. We always find wonderful and unique gifts created by…read morelocal artists. The staff are helpful and really nice! Makes completing our holiday shopping a breeze.

I have loved CFT since we first met. I find unusual, well made, and beautiful things every time I…read morevisit. For example, the greeting cards are the most charming and funniest that I have ever found. People actually save and enjoy them for years. I bought my dining table there and it was hand made right here in Taos. Try it for yourself.

Friendly customer service and huge inventory of original hand made rugs and pillows they have been…read morefeatured in magazines and have been in business for 40 years so many styles and colors to choose from you will have a hard time choosing

This was a pretty cute store! Bigger than I thought it was at first and they really fill it with…read morelots of different items. It's actually a bit too full. I'm saying that because it was really hard to walk past people since the aisles were very small. Not the kind of store you want to go to if you are claustrophobic. While I did find a few things that were my style clothingwise, they ending up not being my size or for my shape. I wish the store was easier to navigate when there are other people there, but overall, I still liked the store. They have a bunch of cute items that would make for nice gifts. Overall 3.5 stars

Really cute store! Has a wide variety of products reaching from candles to clothing to decor to…read morebaby gifts.

Randall's is superb for house renovation projects. Carla is especially professional and fantastic…read morewith interior and exterior house paint and wood. She spends considerable time making sure my questions are answered and my needs attended to. She took extra efforts to make sure my Dunn Edwards paint colors came out to match the swatches exactly. She gave me the names of six painters. She's talented and proficient and it makes a huge difference! Everyone at Randalls are friendly and helpful and the store always has what I am looking for. Thank you for making my projects come to life!

Great example of an old school lumber yard and hardware store…read more I needed some parts to install a toilet and they had exactly what I needed, and it was in stock- not just an empty hangar on the wall, mocking me, like so many places I shop- including Lowe's which is my go-to back home. I grew up in Dallas and currently live in a suburb of Dallas. So I'm living in a metroplex of 6.8 million people. I own a small place in Taos now, and for sure it is a radical change, but one I welcome. So a bit of history for those who came from elsewhere. I recall when most hardware and lumber operations closed at noon on Saturday, and virtually everything was closed on Sunday (Texas Blue Law). Most retail stores closed at 5 or 6 pm weekdays, except might stay open to 9 pm on Thursdays. This was customary. I lived in a small town of less than 1,500 people in North Texas 40 years ago. They "rolled up the streets" around noon on Saturday back then, and most businesses still do. So I have seen both sides of this issue. For the working man who is into DIY, it makes it difficult to work on a project over the weekend. When I get started on a project Saturday morning, I can't say how many times I realized I needed something else to finish it, but it was after everything closed, so I was stuck until Monday morning. Not good if it is the only toilet in the house. But I also understand how valuable it is to owners and employees to have time off themselves, and how we should all take a breath and relax. In that small town in North Texas, if my ox ended up in the ditch, I could call the owner of the hardware store or the lumber yard and they would meet me at the store and get me what I needed. Taos is too big to operate like that, and times have changed, as have people. Moral of the story, there are two sides to this issue. The business owner takes a hit when you go to WalMart, Espanola or Santa Fe to shop when his/her store is closed. They have judged it is worth the loss for whatever reason- custom, rest, whatever. I won't hold it against them and will try to support a family business whenever I can.