My first experience with this store is definitely my last. The owner, Terry, couldn't be nicer…read more Her assistant, Kersten, is another story. She is patronizing and treats you as if she were a second grader. Unfortunately, she did not mention (although she now claims she did) that the store will only issue store credit for returns and not credit it back to your credit card. On the whole the items are very nice but pricey. They have UPS bill you separately for shipping. I will be keeping the phone case strap, since I would be unlikely to use the store credit. A perusal of their internet site shows me nice enough but overpriced items.

Bellissimo in Sun Valley is one of my favorite stores! Over…read morethe years I have purchased exquisite Fortuny lighting, French terracotta, jewelry, fine table linens and much more. Terry, the store owner has traveled the world to find rare and unique home embellishments. Her keen eye for detail is reflected in every item in her store! She is patient, kind and knowledgeable and helped me choose the perfect pieces for my home. I would not only recommend her store but say it is a " must see" for anyone visiting Ketchum Idaho.

I am currently in Sun Valley on business working with a family I have visited here with before…read more This is my second time visiting Maison et Cadeaux in the past two years. My first experience was pleasant and welcoming, which is why what happened today was so shocking and disappointing. I am a woman of color, and although Sun Valley is a predominantly white community, I have felt incredibly safe and welcomed by the people here. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same about my experience today with the owner of this boutique, Marcelle West. I had been browsing the store for approximately 10 minutes while on the phone with my daughter, who loves Jellycats. I found two that I had not seen back home, took two photos to send to her, and continued looking around the store. I was also browsing other items and considering purchasing something for my newborn nephew. While I was standing nearby reading a text message, I overheard Marcelle speaking loudly to the employee at the register about me. She said, loudly enough for me to clearly hear, that she did not understand why I was still in the store because I had been walking around for 10 minutes without buying anything. She also commented that I was taking pictures of merchandise and questioned why I was there if I was not going to purchase something. I was honestly stunned. During the entire time I had been browsing, Marcelle had not once approached me to ask if I needed assistance. Instead, I was watched and then discussed negatively in front of me. When she finally approached and asked if I needed help, I told her that what she had just done was extremely rude and made me feel unwelcome. I explained that I had simply taken two pictures of Jellycats to send to my daughter and even offered to show her the photos on my phone. She threw her hands up and told me she did not care. She then continued defending her behavior by saying customers should not be taking pictures of merchandise because people sometimes find items online for a cheaper price. Whether or not that has happened to her before had absolutely nothing to do with me or how I deserved to be treated as a customer. The conversation escalated to the point where she told me, "Whatever, you can just leave." I told her God bless her and that what she had done was wrong, and I left. What stood out to me even more was the kindness of the younger woman working at the register. She apologized to me for the way I had been treated and tried to explain what may have caused Marcelle's reaction. I genuinely appreciated her compassion because she clearly recognized how uncomfortable and inappropriate the interaction had become. A short time later, Marcelle and another lady (not the employee) stood near the window looking at me and then walked past me leaving the store without Marcelle saying a word or offering any apology. I later went back inside only to ask the employee for the owner's name because I wanted to make sure I documented my experience accurately. I left this store feeling profiled, humiliated, and unwelcome. Being a woman of color, I do not make that statement lightly. I can only speak to my personal experience, but being watched while browsing, having the owner openly question why I was in her store because I had not made a purchase within 10 minutes, and then being told to leave after I addressed how disrespectful the comments were made me feel that I was being judged before I had done anything wrong. Customers should be able to browse a boutique, compare prices, send a picture to a family member, or simply decide not to purchase anything without being made to feel that they do not belong. No one should have to prove that they can afford something or justify why they are browsing a store in order to be treated with basic dignity and respect. My experience with Maison et Cadeaux today was deeply disappointing, and unfortunately, I will never shop here again. The TWO jelly cats I sent my child!

Darling shop with lots of toys & children's clothing. There are other fun things for the home,…read morekitchen, etc. The prices reflect their wealthy clientele, however. That's why I can't give them 5 stars and why I gave them a "maybe" for whether I would recommend them. Fun to look but awfully spendy for the average person.

Heather, Levi, Jackson, and Matt were all totally professional in helping me pick out, deliver, and…read moreinstall my new deck furniture. Everything was perfect. They went beyond my expectations when I needed help figuring out my wonderful large Treasure Garden umbrella. I highly recommend them!

Heather is the best and her furniture store is really clean and nicely decorated…read more I didn't know that it's much larger in the inside, in comparison to what's seen from outside. Quality is number one and the service is really great. When you visited Open Room, pls say hi to "Choco", a friendly Australian labradoodle...

Highly recommended for furniture in the Sun Valley area. The showroom was wonderful, with all sorts…read moreof great items - and we tried all of them with the helpful staff creating a relaxed environment. Arianne even let us bring cushions home to check if the colors worked, and free delivery next-day was a charm

There was no mask requirement outside the store, and the owner would not put on a mask when I…read morewalked inside. When she saw my mask, she instantly began to harass me (unprovoked), saying that corona isn't real, no one gets sick from it, and I was stupid to wear a mask inside of her store. Even when I told her I wasn't feeling safe, she continued to follow me around the store, getting uncomfortably close to me and attacking me for trying to stay safe. To make matters worse the woman told me she previously had corona, and her friends had it too, but she still didn't care about the danger of spreading it to me. If you are at all concerned about your safety, cleanliness, or don't want to be harassed for your beliefs, I recommend staying far away from this store.

We walked in to see what the store was about. Highly impressed! Such unique items that are truly…read morevintage and in great condition! The owner was super sweet as well. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area!

I went to 90% of the stores in Ketchum today and Elle Rose wins the prize!…read more Elle Rose is actually made up of 2 super trendy stores just right next to each other. One carries super expensive designer clothes- Prada, Dolce & Gabana, etc. The Elle Rose next door is more in my price range and carries all of my favorite designers- Theory, Tahari, Nanette Lepore. I could have dropped lots of cash in this store today because they had some really adorable clothes, jewelry, purses, belts, etc. However, then I remembered my New Years Resolution to save more money and spent my time browsing and talking with the super friendly sales associates instead. Come to think of it...it's still 2006 so I may have to go back for more shopping before the new year.

The most incredible women's clothing store I have ever visited, Elle Rose rivals the best in Los…read moreAngeles, New York City, Paris, Milan, and all the rest. Rochelle and her team are exceptionally kind and knowledgeable, and I always leave the store feeling incredible about myself and my purchases. A staple for any fashionista, or anyone with a fashion lover in their lives. Exquisite collections and exquisite people! The BEST customer service.

The most expensive thrift store I have even been to. Some prices were more than. What you could buy…read moreit new. There was a sale sign up saying shoes were half off but when I asked about pricing the said the sign was accidentally left up and wouldn't honor it. Don't waste your time.

Amazing prices and merchandise!! Sales make a bargain even…read moremore a bargain. We shop there all seasons and take all our visitors there.

We were looking for home decor and furnishings. They had some nice things but the owner (?) and…read morestaff looked right through us. It was very weird - so we didn't ask them anything. Maybe we didn't look "moneyed" enough. Would rather give our money to people who want the business.

I love My House! Sarah and staff do a great job of displaying and arranging both new and used…read morefurniture. They are friendly, and helpful. I have both both and sold furniture through them, and will continue to support them in the future!