This store is SO cute!! Tivoli reminded me of Tivoli Gardens in Denmark. It was a beautiful and FUN…read moresurprise to find when I was a kid. I was maybe 12, so 35 years ago! But a vivid memory. I remember LOTS OF color and lots of beauty. This store has that too!! There are SO many cute and affordable gifts in this store. I got my son a wooden glider plane because even though he's 10 he still LOVES making paper airplanes and flying them. I also got him a change purse, one of those cute sandwich plastic coin purses we all had as kids that says "candy money." I bought quite a few cards there and I got myself the line a day memory journal, which is the "One Line a Day," for 5 years. For ME. Everything about this store is curated so well. Adults have plenty to choose from: Fred items, funny and kitchy cards and beautiful gifts. They also have so many beautiful tissue papers and gift wraps and bags. Not to mention that the store ITSELF is beautiful! I really need this woman to come and design a space for me. Because it was so beautiful, well curated. Asthetically pleasing, and inviting. I will be back if I'm in NOLA again. Otherwise PLEASE visit this adorable store!!

This store has a great gift ideas and party accessories. The staff were very helpful, kind and…read morepatient with me. The staff took the time me find what I needed and suggested the perfect birthday crown for a lil dog's birthday.

Really charming store that is much larger inside than it would appear from the street. They had a…read moregreat sale room in the back (Yay early Christmas shopping). They have a great selection of home decorator items (think wedding presents) and jewelry and loved the showcase of local art. The staff was great and helpful without being pushy. The store is full of merchandise but really well laid out so there's tons to look at. Be aware if you're on a Saturday jaunt like I was, that they close at 2pm

My friend and I made plans to have lunch at Peppers and shop downtown Thibodaux. After eating, we…read moreshopped at Neat and then went across the street to Chic Chateau with my bag from Neat in hand. As we entered Chic Chateau, I saw a young woman smiling behind the counter as she talked with an older woman shopper. There was no one else visible in the store. Just as we opened the door, the woman looked at us, dropped her smile, then stared with a blank expression for a second or two. Her reaction to me caught me off guard as I waited for "welcome" or "hello, let me know if you need any help". Acknowledgement of our presence was non-existent. (I noticed her smile because she and possibly the customer were not wearing a mask. (This is no issue for me because I dislike masks as well.) She turned back to the woman she was speaking with but their conversation became hushed. I immediately mentioned the awkwardness of the moment to my friend. When we rounded the shelf and made visible contact with them again, both had put on their masks. I noticed the older lady seemed uncomfortable by her body language. I sat down on an interesting chair near the counter and as the older lady left, she turned away from me as she walked briskly kind of looking at me out of the corner of her eye. She appeared to be avoiding eye contact and seemed like I said, "uncomfortable". At some point, I attempted to get noticed by commenting on a product on the shelf. I mentioned that I was not familiar with a particular brand of which she had several different items of on that shelf. Crickets! That was her chance to sell me but I was ignored. The only time anything was said to me was when I commented on a unique chair near the counter while sitting on it. The young woman behind the counter said something like "yes, the kids love it." That was it. No offer of help. No asking if I had a question about something in the store. I found this odd since I had commented earlier about an item, browsed the store, and paused to examine a few things. It's as if she did not expect me to buy anything so what was the point of trying. Moments later, a man in a blue button down shirt entered from the back of the store. He didn't say anything to the young woman but they made eye contact as he began observing us. Remember we are the only customers in the store. It's completely quiet and Ashley is ignoring us now doing busy work. If I'm not mistaken, a second man in a blue button down shirt entered from the back. They didn't say anything to us. They just followed us with their eyes but attempting not to be. It was a strange moment. I was ready to go at this point and when I yelled to my friend that I was ready to leave, she was already at the door. I messaged Chic Chateau Wednesday 12/23 morning on Facebook asking to speak with the owner about the incident that had happened the previous day. I received a response informing me that I was speaking with the owner and that they were in the store the previous day when the incident occurred. The person did not provide me with their name. Almost immediately after my initial message to Chic Chateau, I thought to check the about section on their Facebook page for the owner(s). I saw Debbie Terracina Webre and Ashley Webre listed as the owners. My following two replies to Ashley requested a phone conversation with her or her mother stating that text was not the appropriate method of communicating for this sensitive issue. I'm paraphrasing myself here. Ashley has read both messages but has not responded. When I went back to the Chic Chateau Facebook page's about section, the names of the owners were removed that had been there earlier Wednesday morning. It was my desire to handle this privately and hoped to get Chic Chateau's attention to give them the opportunity to hear my concerns. A message saying they would get back with me after the holidays would have sufficed. There is evidently something going on here where some customers are greeted with smiles and others with frowns. Why?

Very cool little accessories and housewares boutique on Magazine. The staff was incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful and went out of there way to make us feel welcome, without being overbearing. While I didn't buy anything this time around, I will likely be back as they had a ton of really cool throws, pillows, and other accessories. Prices were reasonable too (especially considering the huge markup that shops like this sometimes charge), and as I already mentioned, the staff was great!

This is one of my favorite spots on Magazine Street. Flawlessly designed and perfectly appointed,…read morethis boutique acts as a showroom for Logan Killen Interiors. On my last visit I swooned over a pair of 1920s rattan patio chairs and treated myself to a vintage champagne bucket. The designers seamlessly mix pieces from different time periods in a way that feels modern and chic. Also I am a huge fan of their fresh flower selection from local florist Pick-a-petal.

Such a cute store. One of my favorite finds in New Orleans. The selection of artisans is…read moreunmatched. The value is great for the variety. Staff is always friendly!!

Great assortment of NOLA-related gifts, gadgets, candles and trinkets, good prices, friendly and…read moregracious service, the epitome of what retail-therapy should be. Five Stars.

I was raised in an mid century modern home. Who knew that I would come to love the clean classic…read morelines that seem to interact well with my funky eclectic style. One day the Pirate says: I'm tired of all this bargain basement, thrift store, upcycled, found on the side of the road crap we have. (maybe he didn't say bargain basement or upcycled, but he was wearing an eye patch....no that's not true....maybe drinking whiskey at 9am? Yep definitely true) I saw a review for this place and popped in one day.......Ohhhhhh.......Ohhhhhhh....... yep I was in furniture store love. It's not cheap, nor is the quality. So the Pirate is tired huh....Well I'm going to get exactly what I want then. Our affair started with several trips to view a davenport, that's what my MamaToo called hers. It needed to double as a sofa and comfortable bed for guests visiting. Davenports tend to have boxy cushions that can be removed revealing a day bed sorta thingy. I went maybe three times over several weeks. It was an investment afterall. Katie was there from the beginning to help, no pressure...take my time...she'd send pricing quotes for different configurations and pictures, did i need a swatch sample? I gave my orange retro couch the old heave ho and passed it on to a herb smoking musician and have never looked back. Next came the side table a few months later Then they had a warehouse sale and we bought a sideboard ( Ohhhhh I love that piece) then another side table for whiskey for the pirate.... a few small gifts for friends over the years from their in-store selection and various pop up shops they host. Katie was my gal.....who put up with my thoughts and hesitation to invest.... never any pressure Then I bought a new dresser (I dragged my old one onto the side of the road, helping a man load it into his truck....hey...why I am loading it.....) and then I bought a slim book case that I had been eyeing for months was snagged at their showroom sale. Of course I needed the nightstand match now....so I bought that. and then one day i looked around and I was finished...no more to buy....no more...nope.... Over the last 3 years I have loved everyone and my darling Katie..... AND then my gal hooked me up for a VIP sale..... probably the best deals ever and since dear Angelique needed a desk, I picked up a desk top and a single chair......and a market umbrella for future festivals and what not. The Pirate doesn't complain anymore, but he still drinks Whiskey at 9am. He is happy with my choices and considers this mid century modern look his now......I need a bigger house or a new studio...sigh tell them CrazyRe' sent you

I'm not really in the market for furniture at the moment but stopped into this store to see what…read morethey might have that was in the gift item/housewares category. They didn't have tons of gift items when I was there. But they did have some pretty amazing modern house decor. As befits a store selling modern furnishings everything was clean and well laid out. The store was easy to move around in and everything was clearly marked. The staff seemed to be in a meeting when I arrived (30 minutes before closing) but a salesperson did offer to help me and the one other customer in the store. She checked back in with me while I browsed but was definitely not pushy. I really want/need the copper chair they had on display...but first I'd have to figure out where to put it.

Really cute inside; I honestly spent 20+ minutes browsing everything in the store in multiple…read moreloops. I loved the variation in store items and variation in price range; I didn't feel like things were too expensive for the product. There really is something for everyone in here and so cute!

I love this shop! So many cute things, to the point I just want to buy every single things. The…read morestore's cashier was very friendly and helpful. Store is very bright and clean.

This place is great! Nice selection of furniture and more:). Rhonda was so great and she helped…read moreus pick out a wonderful and affordable new mattress. She was so knowledgable and helped us make the best decision. Highly recommend! Thanks Rhonda!

From the owner: Decor & More Home Furnishings is a locally owned furniture store specializing in high end, and…read morecustom upholstered furniture. As you walk through our showroom, the firsthand experience is simply incomparable. From the very affordable to the most luxurious, our selection rivals or surpasses that of any furniture store in the country. Decor & More has built a solid reputation for quality and service that is unmatched in the south. Just ask anyone who has shopped with us.

I stopped in a year or so ago and they had quite the selection of decor for all holidays. I stopped…read morein again today and let me tell you, they have doubled their inventory and it is quite impressive. Well organized, friendly employee working, reasonable prices. I will be back! With money!

Home decor galore!…read more This would be the first place I would stop if I had one of those trendy Garden District shotguns and I had the money to decorate it however I wanted. All of the items here seem to be vintage inspired, and that's right up my alley. I love the bright colors and I love that the first room you see when you walk in is decorated to look like a cozy living room- it really gives you an idea of what YOUR space could look like. My favorites were the gorgeous antique chairs that were finished with beautiful pops of color. They also have smaller items, just in case you don't have the nerve to pull the trigger on a large piece of furniture. The woman working was very friendly and I liked that there was a lot packed into the space.

Perch is an antique furniture shop on Magazine Street. I frequented the store during the "Art for…read moreArt's Sake" event. Food: n/a (no rating) Service: Although difficult to guage during an event such as this, employees were readily available to assist during the showing. (3 stars) Facilites: A rather typical storefront in this area along the Magazine Street Corridor. (3 stars) Overall: I don't typically frequent said such establishments, as I have little interest in antiques, but I would suggest you check out the place for yourself. (3 stars--average antique store for the area)

Apparently they have closed. For Rent sign on the location. Very disappointed. I have shopped here…read morebefore and it was a great experience. I bought several gifts.

This is a very nice gift shop with a lot of interesting ideas for gifts for Christmas. There are…read moreso many beautiful things to look at. I will be back. I've already checked off some items on my list.