POINT PLEASANT: Opal & Olive is a charming home decor and gift shop filled with thoughtfully…read morecurated pieces to elevate your space. They even have a pet section stocked with clothing, accessories, treats, and toys for your furry companions. Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome inside. Just keep in mind there is also a friendly off-leash shop dog who may stop by to say hello while you browse.

I visited Opal and Olive last week and had my eye on a view things, actually many things!…read moreThe store has Christmas decorations, frames, vases, faux flowers, decorative tableware and more beautiful things. Since I'm not too good with arranging flowers in a vase, I either buy too few and have to go back to buy more and then they're gone, or, I buy too many and waste money. I brought my vase from home because I saw these big beautiful velvet poinsettia flowers trimmed in white. I showed the vase to the young lady in the store . She took the flowers which were in the window display in a Christmas tree, paired them with faux lamb's ear, tried other greenery, but the lamb's ears were perfect, cut them the right size and arranged them in the vase for me. She had other customers, was very pleasant, she helped them while I walked around and then completed my arrangement. The store has a great vibe and with service like that, this will be the first store I will visit for these types of things.

loooooove Finishing Touches in Spring Lake. Such a vast array of items from furniture to…read morehousewarming gifts. Maureen has the finest array of items, and I enjoy shopping at Finishing Touches whenever I am in the area. She stocks beautiful things to decorate one's home. I own several pieces of unique artwork from her boutique. Such a great store!

Popped into Finishing Touches with a friend. The showroom was so lovely that I could have moved in…read moreand lived there! Beautiful items were everywhere and a feast for the eyes. Wonderful owner and decor. Will be back for certain.

Placed online order. Promotion code was applied by the system automatically. i was able to proceed…read morethrough the checkout process with no errors. I was contacted the next day and told "Your order doesn't meet the requirements for the promotion" and my order was cancelled and not honored, even though the system applied the code and checked me out.

From the owner: Off Main Gift Shop is located in downtown Manasquan, New Jersey, just "off Main" Street. OMG, as we…read morelovingly call the shop, is full of giftable items, mostly sweet but some sassy. You can find products for yourself, a friend, co-worker or any woman in your life. We carry brands like Nora Fleming, Blue Q, Maison Berger, DEMDACO, Ganz and Michel Design Works. At OMG, you will find: * home décor like picture frames, wall art, vases, coasters, throw rugs * coastal décor including sea glass art handmade by local artists * jewelry, rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings * handbags, purses wristlets and totes * home fragrance products like candles, reed diffusers and oil lamps * baby gifts including Warmies, loveys, frames, and money banks * kitchen items such as dish towels, oven mitts, stainless steel straws and Bee's Wrap * entertainment serveware such as platters, bowls, dip cups, cheese boards and knives * gourmet balsamic vinegars and flavored oils * gifts for the pet owner * snarky Blue Q socks for men and women * and puzzles! (our favorite family activity) We pride ourselves on having gifts that you will find affordable, fun, cute, sweet, sassy - just perfect in every way.

Tess home is the most tranquil and beautiful place to shop. The entire store is so perfectly…read moredisplayed. The clothing and accessories are so unique It's a wonderful place to shop for gifts as well. The staff is knowledgeable and so helpful.

Really pretty store and an extremely friendly owner. She carries vintage furniture pieces that she…read morehas painted, and some really pretty home decor items. There is a whole carousel full of furniture knobs. Tess Home stocks an alternative to Annie Sloan Chalk Paints (Fat Paint, which has an awesome color called "Parchment") and wax (Fiddes brand). I love the Fiddes wax that I purchased from her. It is so much easier to use than the AS brand. Tess, if that indeed was Tess, (I did not inquire), spent time showing me some of the chalk painting techniques that she uses. Offered advice freely and in a very friendly manner. She encouraged me to take pictures, unlike the proprietor of the less friendly shop right down the street. Definitely go visit this shop! Truly adorable!

A great stop if you need to bring a host/hostess gift for a shore weekend-you never want to arrive…read moreempty handed! Not overly 'coastal' but certainly there is a beachy vibe. Fun spot to browse on a rainy day too.

This extremely fun and eclectic owner welcomed me to the store from behind the counter. She has a…read morevibrant personality that is so wonderful, you just enjoy talking with her. The store is a craft and clothing boutique. It's much more than that. Everything there is a one-of-a-kind unique item that local crafters have created. I loved browsing through the entire store and there were so many hidden gems. I was originally trying to find something for my friends twin daughters. I got a little bit overwhelmed with all the cute things that they have. I must say I want to buying a pair of airings for myself. I had to say to bring my girlfriend over and just ask her very point-blank "what adorable items do you want for your twins because they're all just too cute." You are not allowed to take pictures in the store. The reason is simple, all the items are one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts. She had a bad experience with one time she was at a tradeshow and somebody took pictures of her items. The next thing she knew she was browsing in a high-end catalog for jewelry and she found her pieces replicated. That is devastating to a crafter who takes pride in their products and did not get a single penny for it. I can respect that. She still has awesome things. Will definitely go back.

What a nice boutique in Spring Lake! I visited for the first time over the weekend and loved…read morebrowsing all of their beautiful items. This is the perfect spot to grab a housewarming, holiday, or birthday gift. Right now they have so many beautiful ornaments and other holiday items, I ended up with a few things both for myself and for gifts. Some items are on the pricier side, but you can tell everything is very high quality. Looking forward to shopping here again soon.

From the owner: A go-to source for unique, thoughtful, artisan made merchandise. Featuring talented local artists,…read morean extensive handmade designer jewelry collection, and meaningful home decor items made with intention and dedication to craft.

Cool store if you are looking to decorate a shore house or if your taste runs in that direction…read more From its storefront you would not imagine how big the interior is, and how much stuff they have crammed in. But it's shop able and makes you want to keep exploring the nooks and crannies. There was a friendly and attentive staff on hand, but they didn't crowd or try to hard sell you. They seemed to like where they worked and the vibe transferred to the few browsers who were inside. As the other reviewer astutely noted, they seem to enjoy placing gag food items on tables, bars, hutches, hell, on any flat surface really. These items are seemingly handmade and priced fairly high for what they were. Maybe they throw one in for free if you purchase something that you could place it on?

Point Beach Interiors occupies a space that was formerly a cooperative antique mall or something…read moresimilar, in that there is a central aisle with open "rooms" on either side. I was drawn in by the window displays, but wound up wandering the entire length and width of the store. They offer interior design services and made to order (or assembled to order) furniture, as well as many decorative items. There were candles and candle holders, some Christmas decor, lamps, painted figurines, glass jars, some ceramics, clocks, novelty napkins, furniture, pillows and signs with the names of NJ shore towns on them, and nautical-themed decorations. (This is, after all, the Jersey shore!) I saw shiny aluminum dishes (or maybe they were ashtrays) shaped like life-sized flip-flop sandals, and carved wooden "bathing beauties" painted with vintage bathing suits. There were cast iron hooks shaped like lighthouses and shells. There was a lot of "faux food"--I guess you're supposed to put a fake cake or pie on your un-used dining room table, though I'd always rather consider a REAL cake or pie. There was quite a range of fabric samples to be chosen for upholstery on the furniture offerings. Interesting stuff, both for those shopping to furnish a home, as well as for smaller shore-themed gifts and decorations.