Cool home goods spot, it's more about the details to add to your home decor than big items, like…read morefurniture-- think vases, stationary, book ends, artsy kitchen appliances, office accessories. The kind of items that make a space yours. Pricing varies -- a 2-D vase I liked was over $100. A shell-engraved butter knife was around $8. Great for gifts. Fun for browsing. Staff checked in, but I didn't feel pressured to buy. Parking isn't easy, but it's close to the MGH red line.

I had the pleasure to buy most of my Christmas presents at this beautifully curated store…read more The staff were lively and wrapped everything for me and made great suggestions There is something magical about shopping the good old fashioned way ,I have my eye on some of the art pieces in the store so I will be back

I have walked by here many times, but when I finally went in it was a surprising fantastic gift…read moreshop. It has lots of interesting items, like the very best gift shop you would get in a place like Cape Code. They have, for example, very good cocktail mixes, air plants, kits to cook things like pretzels or fermented hot sauce, interesting kitchen gadgets, and very pretty home decor items like cutting boards and ornaments. Also quite a few interesting games and a lot of aromatherapy and scented candle things. They carry Needham specific items too, like tea towels that say "Real Housewives of Needham" and nice things too. They also sells a lot of vinyl floor coverings, which are also far nicer than you would expect. I might get one as a table covering. A great small business and a great place for gift or holiday shopping.

Whenever I need a hostess gift, or a corporate gift, or anything special, Pura Vida is my first…read morestop. In fact, now I buy the gift I came in for, and something for myself. This last time in, I purchased a beautiful pine candle as my hostess gift, and a lovely Needham Christmas ornament for me. Win-win!

Love this place. The team is amazing and always has great suggestions. They helped me to decorate…read moremy fireplace mantle for Christmas and gave me ideas for year-round as well. They always come back with great things every spring so glad to have this amazing place in our area.

This place is really neat. Expensive. I don't know that I can afford to buy anything here (but…read morethen, I'm poor these days so don't go buy me). But really neat. It's got a lot of "shabby chic" reproduction stuff mixed in with lots of new candles, bath stuff, kitchen items etc. If housewares could be gourmet, then these are gourmet housewares. That said, I would wander through here forever and if I had the money, I'd certainly buy stuff. I say, stop in for sure if you're in town. It's worth the visit even if you don't buy. (Although I'm sure they'd like it if you did.) They also have a website where they sell a lot of their stuff. I took a bunch of pictures while I was there, which I will post soon.

Such a great store for home goods and gifts located in South Boston…read more I really enjoyed shopping there and very happy with my purchase. The team was knowledgeable, helpful and answered all my questions. Thank you Deirfiur Home and see you again soon!

Please do yourself a favor: avoid this store. My wife was thoughtful enough to order a custom bag…read moretoss set for Father's Day in May. When Father's Day came, the set had not. Being a small business they probably called to let her know about the delay, right? Nope. Also part of the order were some framed pictures. It's now after the 4th of July and no sign of either. But updates from the store, right? Nope. To make matters worse, the salesman Keegan, is one of the rudest customer service people ever. When my wife would call for updates (because the store doesn't give any), he would say the delay is no big deal, and he doesn't know why she was upset. Really? Since there wasn't even an estimated delivery date come Father's Day, the store put together a gift basket. Any time my wife asked for an update after that, they would refer to the gift basket, as if this had righted all wrongs. The bombshell is that the owner of this establishment is complacent in this. After weeks of delays my wife asked for a call from the owner. Keegan the sales person said, "it's the weekend." Thanks for the calendar update. Over a week later, still no word from the owner. We love supporting small businesses and were excited to outfit our new home from this store (and told them so). But after getting 2 out of 5 things after 3 months and being told that we are the problem by the sales staff, there is just no reason to shop here.

Excellent little gift shop showcasing a selection of curated locally made and/or small-business…read moreitems. From small batch soaps and body oils to ceramics and beautiful affordable (original!) artwork. There's even a small art gallery tucked in the back that has a lovely theme, and all the pieces were created by the same artist. As we were browsing, there was a friendly artist creating art live in the shop... where else can you see that? A truly unique experience. I recommend taking a look - this place will take you by surprise, and is a refreshing addition to Faneuil Hall.

A very minimalist curated collection of minimalist home goods and tabletop items - simple bowls,…read morecups, linens. Sheets, and a line of intriguing candle refills (microwave to melt wax and wicks in a bag to refill a used candle vessel) The store is LGBTQ and women owned and says they are committed to low-impact and ethically sourced products. It's a nice store with good products and fair prices -- Just a little more variety would help - cards and some gift items would help on a heavily tourist trodden location.

Flew in from Los Angeles to visit Harvard with just a backpack. Didn't intend on buying much on the…read moretrip because I knew I would have a hard time carrying it back, but I ended up buying a rug and a canvas from here. The items were beautiful and authentic; and the owner was nice enough to give me a ride to the airport. If I get into HLS I'm definitely coming back.

The best of the best! I have been renovating my apartment and had my eye on this store of authentic…read moreand handmade materials. The prices are very affordable for gems that look/feel like they would last forever. Also, the owner is very kind and respectful. He even delivered the runner I bought to my place! Would recommend 100%

I agree with person who says if you want to be treated poorly, patronize this place. I was looking…read moreat their wares, I was approached by a man who works there and was asked if I had any questions. And I said "how much is a scarf, I looked at the ones on the other side of the floor and didn't see a tag." TBH, there was a tag, but no price on that tag. He reported with "there's a tag on every scarf." This is not a way to talk to a potential customer. I usually say "never say 'never'", but I will NEVER shop here. And also, if somebody's has less than five stars, the score is actually lower than shown because people give one star actually want to give new stars. I'm one of them.

This is a pretty store in the heart of Harvard Square with a lovely collection of mostly…read morecontemporary one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry. I spied some really eye-catching pieces that would add immeasurably to the knock-out factor when dressing up. These are quality pieces with price tags to match. The day we visited was a busy one but the staff was extremely helpful and accommodating giving us plenty of time to try on a variety of jewelry items from the display cases. No hard sell, no impatience, just good, attentive service. My cousin ended up with a beautiful long silver necklace interspersed with slices of quartz throughout. I fell in love with some dramatic earrings (shown in one of the photos) but when I tried them on they felt too heavy for my ear lobes (one lobe ripped once from years of heavy earrings and had to be repaired by a plastic surgeon so I'm not going down that road again) so with a heavy heart I put those beauties back on the shelf. There is plenty to look at on two floors of space here. There are lots of things to examine and explore on shelves, counters, and behind glass cases all beautifully presented. You can also find a few other things besides jewelry like hand-made silk scarves and metal serving pieces. I thought some of the serving pieces would make an excellent hostess gift when traveling to stay with friends for example. Great place to browse and to find something for yourself or a very special someone else in your life.

There's always fun things to look at in this store. I especially loved the Betsy sign for obvious…read morereasons! Didn't really find anything here this time - I wish I did but I don't need another t-shirt, sweatshirt or hat with Marblehead on it. I usually like to find something good in the sale section, but nothing this time. Lots of beautiful items however to fawn over!

In town to visit a friend and decided to visit downtown and stopped in and bought a couple of…read moret-shirts. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Nice little downtown to explore.