While my mom was visiting we walked past this store and we both immediately stopped because there…read morewas a wonderful smell coming from it.... Obviously we had to go in. There are some amazing items in here and we did find what the scent was. I ended up getting my mom the perfume and will be back for some more goodies! What a gem! Also Sis who works there was wonderful and truly made the experience next level.

What a wonderful store. They have really lovely, unique, and interesting products, and the pricing…read moreis very reasonable. The woman that runs the store is so kind and helpful and seems very passionate about what she's doing. Will most definitely be back!

This Home Goods store is located in El Segundo near Whole Foods…read more I was looking for some throw pillows for the new year and found a large selection organized by color. There were a number of Ugg pillows in neutral colors. I brought a picture of my sofa with me to refresh my memory while shopping. One of the salespersons on the floor gave me his opinion on which colors to buy after showing him my picture. I ended up getting 2 to compare when I got home. Returns within 30 days for a full refund, or store credit after that time. Note that they charge 10 cents for paper bags now.

With Halloween in the rear view, it's about that time of year to see who has great Christmas…read moreproduct, especially at reasonable prices in light of this economy. Don't know about the rest of you, but I have to watch it and keep things on a reasonable budget. And so this review will center on Home Goods' affordable Christmas product and or the lack thereof. Immediately upon entering this Home Goods in this expensive and upscale area, you are blown away by the sheer diversity here. When I tell you that every single ethnicity is represented in terms of those who work here as well as the shopping clientele or patrons themselves it comes as no overstatement. Suffice to say the word is out amongst everyone wide and far that this particular location has ample product-holiday stuff being key among that for the current season we are entering. Once inside, you have to love the fact that every other few minutes someone gets on the PA system and commends a shopper on making a contribution to various food banks. In light of the fact that over 40 million Americans lost their snap benefits, every little bit helps. What many don't realize is the rippling effect the lack of SNAP benefits has not only on the food recipients themselves, but also on the grocery stores you frequent. They too are now not getting anything. A voice comes over the PA system and says something to the effect of "shout out to such and such who just donated to such and such a food bank". They then end the announcement with a funny little "whooo hooo" howl. Lol Now on to the product itself. There are tons and tons of Christmas and holiday items, so much so that even the pictures may not do them justice. In any case, I'll let you all decide on what products you would get, but I know I'll certainly be back. Now let's talk people, and the sheer amount of them. You'll definitely want to avoid this joint during weekends if you're at all claustro or human phobic-lol. I myself love the crowds, particularly around this time of year. But then again I came up that way. But if you like going solo, are in a rush, or just don't want to be tapped or accidentally brushed upon in any way shape or form, your best off coming early in the week. Within the 30 to 45 minutes I was in the store, I must have been bumped either on my person or on my basket at least four or five times. But as stated before, I'm all good with the crowds and human interaction, even though I'm giving serious consideration to consider dating an android that looks like C-3PO with a wig, but more on that later.... So I ended up having to take a call from family that took me out and away from this store, but I'll certainly be back soon to take advantage of some of the great discounts. All in all this was a very informative and worthwhile experience. I had never been in a Home Goods store prior to today.

Love Manhattan beach and their local stores. So many cute stores around town with unique items…read more This one is really nice if you are looking for items for your home or even for gifting. Lots of candles, lotions, vases, plates and more. They even have a nice selection of cookbooks. Furniture and bedding even some fashion jewelry... cutest pieces here. It's nicely organized and really fun to browse. There was a sidewalk sale going on last weekend so they had a few items at 50% off outside. I got a cute and unique vase under $30. Customer service was not so friendly but not bad either.

Stopped into Waterleaf Interiors while in Manhattan Beach and had such a nice experience. Stacey,…read morethe owner, was incredibly kind and welcoming, and the shop itself is beautiful with so many unique pieces. Even though I didn't end up purchasing anything this visit, her warmth and customer service really stood out. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area!

Love this store! It is my go to place for fun foodstuffs, Christmas decorations and birthday…read morecards. Spicy crab chips from Asia, chocolate Hob Nobs from the UK, tinned sardines in harissa sauce from Portugal, mini Canadian maple syrup jars, French wine, Italian pasta, a huge selection of chocolates from around the world, and seasonal goodies too. The end caps have discounted items which are a great deal, and they often fall into my shopping bag to take home to Maui where we don't have a World Market. There is even a wine bar for wine tasting in the store, which I really want to try out, but somehow I'm always driving. Next time. Every time I'm in LA I visit this store and end up with half a suitcase of goods to take home (the other half is Trader Joe's goods). It has to be this store as the selection is amazing, the staff are always friendly, and the parking is great during the weekdays.

I don't usually write reviews for retail stores, but I had to give Jonathan a shoutout!…read more I only stopped in bc I'm killing time and staying at the hotel across the way. While I was browsing, Jonathan asked if I needed help finding anything. He had the biggest smile on his face and was so genuinely kind. You could just feel his positive energy. He honestly seemed like a radiating human. It's rare that a simple interaction sticks with me, but his friendliness really made my day. World Market is lucky to have him!

We love this store and the owners. It's an amazing spot to pick up a birthday card or housewarming…read moregift. They have an eclectic assortment of things from jewelry to hilarious kitchen items. There is a playfulness about everything and I always walk out of there feeling the good vibes. And their gift wrapping is on point! The owners are involved in the community and care about making the South Bay a welcoming space. As a gay family in Hermosa it can feel sometimes like we are the only ones, but when my kids see the rainbows and pride on our usual walk from the beach up Pier Ave, I know we have settled in the right place to raise our family and are so grateful for neighbors like Curious making our little beach community feel like home.

Love, Love this gift shop. It is popular with both locals and tourists. Great location just steps…read moreaway from the Hermosa Pier and surrounded by many eateries and coffee shops. Metered street parking near by. And remember free street parking for a couple of weeks prior to Christmas. Check out the darling kids corner with unique games, books, activity books and more. Curious has a wonderful jewelry corner highlighting local artist, Dana's, jewelry. SHuge selection of necklaces, bracelets and earrings-all hypoallergenic nickle free. Unique card selection as well as home decor and more. You will always be greeted with a smile and offered free gift wrapping. Oh and don't forget to join their Curious mailing list to earn points.

This particular pottery Barn has always had a great staff even if some of them have come and…read moregone-particularly one gentleman who started out with them as a teenager and eventually left to return to his family in Mexico. That guy's customer service was off the chain, and it was always a pleasure to greet him. Regretfully, his name escapes me. Should I find out upon another return, I'll be sure to edit and update this particular review. Many times when I've come in here, I'm always asked by a staff member whether or not I want some fresh water. They usually have or keep a nice jar with some fresh lemons already squeezed ready to keep you hydrated. It's a nice touch. And while the price of seemingly all the products here are somewhat well; pricey, you can't help but feel at home, plop down, and people watch for a bit especially if you get lucky and get one of the couches or love seats that face outward toward the mall foot traffic. And while my mother is more of a customer at this particular location than I am, I have purchased products here before and have always come away happy with the results. I would highly recommend anyone who is in need of these type of home type furnishings to come to this particular location, as the overall customer service has always been on point. Their love chairs in particular always seem to be of a higher quality, and their couches are right behind them. You really can't go wrong choosing anything in here from the candles on up!

Gorgeous store, great selection and a nice selection of furnishings…read more A lot of staff to assist if needed

Went in today and Javi helped me. He was amazing and went above and beyond to help us with our…read moreproject. Even suggested some things that we loved. We definitely are so satisfied and suggest working with him.

We ordered furniture in October of 2025. A large order. The date kept being pushed back until…read morefinally February of 2026. Furniture was delivered, we requested the white glove delivery. They unboxed my husband's chair and it was broken. They set up the oversized chair, which so far is fine. The pull out sofa bed was set up as well. The ottoman was not in the delivery. Within one week the sofa was broken. Screws and hinges popped off. Husband contacted West Elm and they told him a part would be ordered or a new couch ordered by May. So, he does not have a chair to sit in, we cannot fold the bed up since it is broken so our living room is not usable, and we do not have any guarantee that this issue will be resolved anytime soon. I do not recommend this company. Prices are high and you do not get what you pay for. Customer service is non existent and quality of product is poor. I think we will return couch and go to Living Spaces.

They have the most trendy recreations of Beverly Hills chic, they'll have your pad looking like a…read moremillion bucks. I wish the stores were still open, maybe after Trump leaves office and the economy improves they will be able to come back!

Every time I try to come to the outlet store . I get stop by the guard and they always tell me the…read morestore closed along time ago and I get turned away but online it says it's open and I always see recent reviews from shoppers . I live in the area and I haven't had a chance to come inside the store . Can anyone confirm it's open ?

Beautiful furniture that is built well, but high prices for a new cover. It shouldn't cost more…read morethsn a new chair for the new cover.

DON'T BUY IT!!! They charge outrageous price for their fabric and don't stand behind their…read moreproduct. We purchased an ottoman, 4 pillows and 4 yards of fabric. Fabric started pilling excessively before 6 months of use. We brought one of the pillows back to their store in Manhattan Beach to show what was happening. They kept the pillow and after several weeks their store manager called saying they agreed to redo the items. Once we picked the replacement fabric Quatrine came up with several invoices charging $500 per pillow and didn't even include the appropriate credit for what we had already paid. We asked them to take the furniture back and they refused it. Something so simple to solve ended up into a nightmare.

Your first decision is do you want or need a designer. Since we were designing and building our…read morehouse from scratch, we decided we did. And, at the end, we were very glad we did. In hindsight, the thousands of decisions big and small are made better when there is an experienced eye involved. We found that experienced eye in Jamie Roddy of EdenLA located in Manhattan Beach, CA When you hire an Interior Designer, what are your expectations? Do you want to give them some guidelines, get them to know you and then have them come up with recommendations? Or, do you want to work alongside of them in a collaborative manner? Jamie is equally good at either approach. In our case, we liked to collaborate with her in real time. My wife and I would sit with her in her studio in front of a big screen monitor. We would surf the web pulling together the furniture, materials, colors and accents that we all agreed upon. In some cases, she gently "guided" to consider things that on our own we might not have done. Now that we see those decisions in place, we're glad we were gently pushed to expand our thinking about what we wanted. You may not have the time to spend the time like that, but we did and we loved the outcome of the process.

I'm such a fan of Jamie's work. She's got an incredible range and ability to work with different…read morestyles! Her spaces always carry a "Zen" calm, making every room she touches an oasis. She led us through a kitchen reno, a game room and bathroom addition, and a living room design. I should mention, I have a creative imagination, but no ability to pull it off! She's fantastic in helping guide me to see my ideas become reality, but with elegance and taste. What I struggle with for years, she figures out in seconds (I am not exaggerating). She's fantastic!