I have done business with Rugman of Santa Fe for more than a decade. They have cleaned old Navajo…read morerugs for me and restored a Navajo rug I thought was a total loss due to moths. I just bought a new rug from them that was made in Afghanistan. It is incredibly beautiful and price-wise on par with Ernesto Rugs, a popular online store. I much prefer to support a local business and Rugman makes it easy.

My folks recently had a rug cleaned here due to their dogs having left their mark on it. It came…read moreout very nice, and they were extremely satisfied with the end result. It doesn't have any residual stains at all on it at all, and looks brand new. I don't know when they dropped it off so I don't know how long it took but I was surprised when they gave her the bill as it was more than reasonable in my estimation. The owner was very nice and help us carry it back out to the car. Inside they have a huge selection of rugs for sale.

Here in Santa Fe, NM, for our annual visit to attend the Wine and Chili Fiesta. A separate review…read moreof the fiesta will be posted shortly. On our first day here, we had to stop by Malouf on the Plaza, a stunning retail store that's been there for over 10 years now. It's a luxury apparel and accessory shop, that, simple put, has an exquisite inventory. Native American jewelry, a wide variety of turquoise, gold and diamond jewelry, leather goods, men's and women's clothing, etc. Great quality, and reasonable prices. Without question, one of the best shops on the plaza! Jesse is our go-to sales rep there. She knows her stuff, and is such a pleasure to work with. We didn't buy anything this time (a first I think), but it was a great visit and so fun to browse while chatting with Jesse. Ask for her if you get a chance to stop by... highly recommend a visit to Malouf on the Plaza!

Nice stuff, even though I could only afford one sleeve on the RR shirt…read more Anyway, a lot of Yelpers have different opinions on the service. Yes, the eagerness to help feels a little stepping into a Hyundai car lot, but if you just let someone help you, they'll help you find sizes, help find things that match your taste, and give you some information about the items. Just say no to the scotch guarding and extended warranty.

A delightful place!! We stopped by to look for patio gifts and were so surprised to see so much…read moremore! They have a huge building with jewelry, beading, pottery, clothing, rugs, statuary, handmade gifts. Huge selection of outdoor pottery and metal decorations. Even a glass blowing shop on site with classes. I was a kid in a candy store! So fun!

I returned to Jackalope last week for a long overdue return visit. This place is still it's…read moremassive place over several buildings (and outside) and fun to poke around. Maybe I've moved on regarding "stuff", but I was less likely to buy something this time around, aside from a little tin art.

This is a place that I recommend to all Santa Fe visitors. The largest collection of Afghani…read morerelics; rugs to architectural elements I've ever seen. The owners are available and a part of history.

Wow, what a disgusting vibe. These people have to offer from the moment you step into the store,…read morethe level of disregard for a customer is crazy. Most of junk has been sitting here for years. There's pack rats everywhere in the back. They're more worried about you taking photos of adore. You might put into your house and purchase something for them then actually helping customers.

We inherited an old oriental rug that had been stained and had moth damage. If we had common sense…read morewe would have let it go, but it was soft underfoot and we were fond of it. They cleaned it so well that it was so much brighter and the stains were much less noticeable. It was delivered back to us in a condition that I wouldn't have optimistically thought. It is now so soft underfoot-- and could I say even fluffy? We are very glad that we--and Classic--reinvested in our old rug. Thank you so much!

What a great business. We stopped in from out of town and bought three rugs. These guys had great…read morecustomer service! We will definitely buy again from here!

The Collective is located in the Railyard Arts District. Gorgeous store with ethnic furnishings…read moreand decor from around the world. If you want to capture a foreign country feeling in your home, visit this store. Unusual yet beautiful finds in fabric and design. Street metered and lot parking.

Rude customer service. The owner Lisa is extremely rude and doesn't not care about her having a…read moregood reputation in our local community. Items are over priced and pricing is not consisten at all.

This rug store in Santa Fe is outta this world. They have over 3000+ rugs of superior quality in…read morestock. The owner and the staff were amazingly helpful and friendly. They delivered the rugs and placed them for us. Would recommend this store highly and will be referring friends as well.

We have been looking for a very fine 8' x 10' rug for our home in Colorado. We have looked around…read moremany places, including Colorado Springs and the area we live in, but never found what we were looking for in both quality and price. We planned a trip to Santa Fe for just travel and decided to check out fine rugs. We found several places on the net and emailed/called them for information. Arrediamo responded quickly and addressed what we were looking for and invited us to visit when we were in the area. We visited them first when we went to Santa Fe. No high pressure sales, just great service. To us, they set the standard for excellence in customer service and quality for fine rugs. We found one we really liked, but wanted to check other stores. We shopped six other places, but their customer service and quality of rugs did not compare to Arrediamo. We came back the next day and purchased the fine rug we had selected from Arrediamo. It looks great in our home. Customer service: Arrediamo sets the standard for others to meet. Selection of fine rugs: Excellent in size, colors, and all the rugs they have are of excellent quality. Price range: All ranges, and the price will vary by size, color, etc., but you will receive a great value for your purchase.

Honest family business that puts time and effort into finding the perfect fit for your home. They…read morehave a collection of unique pieces you can't find anywhere else, and they're clearly invested in ensuring long term satisfaction beyond the transaction. Worth it alone to just walk in and see what's new!

Friendly helpful staff, amazing selection of rugs, antiques and furniture. The ability to create…read morecustom furniture with their textiles and doors leads to endless possibilities!

This place was close to my hotel so it got my attention since they were having areas in front of…read morethe store where they placed items for sale. It surely got my attention and one day I walked to it to check it out. The place is big, they sell carpets, home decor, jewelry. I got a couple of baskets on sale they were cute and the prices were decent. They selection was very good and customer service was good, I was in and out fast. If you are in the area, give it a browse, it has a great of selection of merchandise!

Amazing gallery with one of a kind pieces. I stopped in this gallery the other day while walking…read moredown on Old Santa Fe Trail and it was definitely worth it. Each room in the gallery has its own beauty and uniqueness; something you don't see often. They offer everything from handmade rugs to jewelry and pottery. Overall it was a 10/10 experience.

Gorgeous and charming textile and rug store. Textiles from Tibet, Navajo, Oaxaca areas. Rugs,…read moretable mats, clothing, quality materials. Service is friendly and plenty of variety of materials, colors and textiles.

"Beauty is a wonderful tapestry embroidered by the many single threads woven together by the…read moreunspeakable tender hand of God." ~Joseph Jacson K. - I sought out this particular shop because the tapestries seemed to be quite extraordinary, and I prefer extraordinary. So I woke early to drive a bit to get there - a small town called New Madrid. I like driving the open road into nowhere. It's a cathartic experience for me because I am fiercely independent. And when I arrived, the tapestries were as beautiful as expected. Fine tapestries remind me of life. As life unfolds in real time, it's like viewing the backside of a tapestry. It appears to be nothing more than a jumble of thread--tangled, frayed, occasionally knotted, and seemingly random. Nothing really makes sense. But things are not always what they seem, as hard as that can be to accept. It's only when you turn a tapestry over that you see the art: the rich colors, the texture, and the patterns that can make a tapestry a thing of astonishing beauty. No thread of life experience --good or bad--is wasted because "the one weaving it together" knows what He is doing. "And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose." ~Romans 8:28 At least that's what I would like to think - and try to think, although I have my moments. So maybe, "Beauty is a wonderful tapestry embroidered by the many single threads woven together by the unspeakable tender hand of God." You tell me.