I found Acquisitions to be a totally fascinating furniture and home decoration store. What makes it…read moreso fascinating is their unique collection of varying antiques from places such as Spain, France, England and even Sweden but I'm sure other places as well. They also have a reproduction collection line of their own they term their ACQ Collection with reproductions having been done in Italy. I was shopping for a lamp and trying to visualize how it would look with my other home furnishings. To my good surprise they had a person who handles their in-house decorator and design services who was able to assist me. So if you're looking for a little something out of the ordinary and not found in most other such stores, Acquisitions might be the place for you to go.

Almost all of our favorite home furnishings have come from Acquisitions (Charleston and Atlanta)…read more Our sofas and chairs, Our dining room chairs, our leather sofa in our keeping room, our sleigh bed, and several English pine chests, benches, tables. A number of these pieces are five, ten, twenty plus years old and still look fabulous and classic. The staff (many of whom we have known for years) are so gracious and helpful and knowledgable. Definitely our favorite stores - and they have wonderful pillows, entertaining pieces, linens, etc. We always look forward to a visit to either store!

This lovely studio and shop was blundered into by mistake when we were looking for Grace & Grit,…read morewhich is rumored to make a mean cocktail. This though, is a walk up to a working studio space and a store for sale of various arts, presumably produced on site.

Cute store with a good selection of clothes, decor, cards, and jewelry. I found something I wanted…read moreto get as a part of a bigger gift I'm compiling. Service was good, no one hovered while I browsed but quickly noticed when I was ready to check out. Price of everything is high now-a-days, and getting higher, I'd say prices are what you would expect for a boutique store in a tourist area.

Everything from the ambiance to the food quality, drinks and desserts were five star…read more We walked in around 6:30 because the reservations were full. They accommodated us. Feel free to walk in and ask. The menu is full of wonderful selections. We enjoyed the Radiatori (pasta and bolognese) and Pappardelle (braised pork and noodles). The food was delicious. Our Server was attentive and helpful with our questions. The prices are reasonable for a downtown restaurant. We would not hesitate going back.

This is a great shop, featuring products from multiple local artists. There's a little something…read morefor everyone.

This is a pretty neat place to stop in and peruse the unique items. All a little overpriced for my…read morebudget, but seem like a great place to grab some nice gifts. The products resemble the shabby-chic style and there's a great selection to choose from.

Fantastic collection of really eclectic and unique gifts - not inexpensive, but everything from…read moresuede yoga mats to handmade crystal jewelry to snakeskin lightning cables, there is a bit of everything here for indulgent home accessories

The dinnerware itself across all patterns is gorgeous enough to use for special occasions or…read moreeveryday use. I love that you can mix and match the patterns. I currently do so with the Berry and Thread, and Jardins Du Monde patterns. What I do notice is the new production of even the originals patterns are lighter in weight. I love the "heftiness" of my original now considered vintage Juliska. I understand that they may have reduced the materials in production, maybe due to cost of materials after the pandemic. You can see the foot ring on the front surface of some of the plates now. But I would be willing to pay an extra $10 dollars for the same substantial plates and bowls as the ones originally produced. The branding "Juliska" is also just stamped versus a raised appliqué, on the rear. But just as beautiful and good quality.

The moment you step foot into Juliska, located at 268 King Street in the heart of historic…read moreCharleston, SC, you leave the Southern charm of the city and are transported to Europe via French florals, British country house décor, Portuguese accents and more. As you walk through the tapestry of mouth-blown glass, ceramics, home décor and jewelry, accompanied by fragrant seasonal aromas, you are taken off the streets of Kings and Queens and invited into to a world of refined taste and approachable comfort. Juliska is a journey into the realm of endless possibility; yet to truly understand the heart of this inspired brand, you need to step back to the French countryside and understand the inspiration behind the Juliska brand and reputation. If you are seeking the perfect gift registry, Juliska is your option. If you are seeking glassware or plates for your new home, Juliska is your option. Bonus: They offer workshops from flower arrangements to charcuterie.

Beautiful inventory of hand-knotted rugs, hand-painted ceramics, mosaic lamps, and more! Rugs of…read moreall budget, colors, and sizes. Wonderful hospitality served with Turkish Coffee and Apple Tea.

Such a cute store with lots of gorgeous Turkish decorations. The staff are very friendly.read more

Such a cute store!!…read more The employees at Candle Fish are always 10/10 in customer service. They were super nice and helpful for my friend and I. They had this little art dispenser which was fun, and the store overall was beautiful - very clean and organized. I know they also hold candle making classes which could be fun for anyone visiting, I've heard good things!

I had and amazing experience learning how to make my own candles. Abby the (instructor/Chandler)…read morewas absolutely wonderfu- patient, knowledgeableand engaging. Abby made the entire experience fun, easy to follow from beginning to end. I loved being able to create my own scented candles. I would definitely recommend the class to anyone.

I stopped by the for a specific item. Even though they didn't carry these envelopes, I was…read moreimpressed with the products they carried. I will definitely stop by on my next visit to Charlston

Artist cooperative galleries rarely get the love and attention they deserve. As a fervent…read moresupporter, I always make a point to seek one out wherever I travel. There is no better place to buy high-quality, locally made mementos, and affordable ones at that! Charleston Crafts is no exception. If I had unlimited funds, I'd clean this place out. Their selection runs the gamut of art forms and medias. Metal, wood, paper, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, glass, it's all here and then some. I spent a good half hour just perusing everything they have to offer. I've never seen a more extensive display of diverse artistry at a cooperative gallery. The Lowcountry is home to a ridiculous number of talented craftspeople. So when you're out and about downtown, don't forget to make a pit stop at Charleston Crafts. What better way to remember your trip to Charleston than with a unique craft or two? They're way cooler than mass-produced keychains and magnets. And if you're a local who has yet to visit, what are you waiting for?! Go support your local artists!

BEWARE!! BEWARE!!! My order came and was not the dress that…read moreI ordered. When I contacted the company for a return and to re-order the correct item, I was told this (copied and pasted directly from their email to me): Before you go ahead with a return, we want to make sure you're aware of the significant costs and logistics involved. Since our items are made and shipped from our manufacturing partners overseas, returning them means international shipping and customs processing, and unfortunately, those fees add up quickly. Return costs typically include: $25 to $55 USD in transport charges $28 to $72 USD in customs clearance fees These can vary depending on the weight of your parcel, but in many cases, they end up being more than the refund itself. I was under the impression that I was doing business with a US company...however, their goods are outsourced overseas. BEWARE this company!! Date of experience: 04 August 2025

My friend and I were walking down Broad Street in downtown Charleston on Sunday morning (playing…read moretourist in the hometown we've lived now for almost 30 years), and we happened upon The Boutique. From the exterior, it appeared to be a cute shop that may house potential presents for the upcoming holidays. We stopped in, and we were NOT pleasantly surprised. Although there were some items that could be purchased as gifts, the majority of them were overpriced and irrelevant for people of our demographic (young, modern, not extremely wealthy professionals). If you're looking for high end, porcelain figurines, fine bone China, or linens, you might find something here that you would like. But make sure you wear your best and have dressed the part, because as we stumbled into the store, we quickly realized we were not the clientele the store employees were looking for. We were hardly greeted by any of the women working and our every move was closely monitored as we walked through the store. Quite frankly, it was odd, and this is the primary the purpose of the current review. As we walked out of the store, my friend said, "Have a good day!" and the woman literally said, "Okay" with literally zero inflection or even fake southern charm. Those were essentially the only words spoken to us the entire time we were there (~7 minutes). I won't be returning, but I do hope others have better luck. The store has potential should the demeanors of employees improve.

It has closed. So Very sad? I had bought so Many nice gifts there. It was a beautiful shop and is…read morenow vacant.

Great small shop of local treasures and gifts. I really wish I had more time to explore. They have…read morefood items but also a lot of household goods and decorations. I was there when it wasn't busy at all and received quick easy service.