They have a nice mix of new and vintage items. Every time I…read morevisit I see things I like. On my last visit I fell in love with an antique drop leaf table. As soon as I saw it, I knew exactly where I wanted to put it in my home. I went home without it. I pondered it, comparing the photos I took of it to my dining table. It looked like it would match nicely. So I went back and bought it. And it works very nicely in my home. I'm looking forward to more great finds! Thank you Attico!

this is a must visit place whenever I am in Sebastopol. All the items in the store is carefully…read morechosen and beautifully curated. Everything has class and taste. While they all look expensive on display, the prices are very reasonable! This place has everything from rug to jewelry; from arts to leather goods; from furniture to clothes!

This place is amazing! Not only is the store super fun and clean, their merch is top notch for a…read morethrift store. Also, they give back to the community in the best kind of way, sending regular (generous) funding to local schools multiple times per year. When I'm donating unneeded clothing, I always put my best items aside for RoT for this reason. Sometimes stuff that is new with tags. Love this place and their mission!!

The selection of clothing and prices cannot be beat! I have always come home with some great finds…read morefrom this shop. The staff are all friendly and the store is well organized.

This is a solid thrift store but definitely still pricey for what they have. It was more organized…read morethan expected (given the pics) and they had a variety of things. It's on the smallish side but worth taking a look. Not a place I imagine finding a gem but maybe something interesting? If you have visited all the other places and need another to check out, add it to your list but I wouldn't go out of my way for this one. Staff was nice.

After downsizing our home, we had a lot of good-quality items we wanted to donate locally. But…read moreevery time I've tried to drop things off, the experience has been frustrating and honestly disappointing. There's been no basic appreciation, no thanks, and no sense that donations are welcome. Instead, the only responses I've gotten from staff have been things like "don't walk into the donation area," "what are you donating," or "we don't take that" -- even when the item is clearly listed as accepted on their website. The overall attitude toward people trying to donate is rude and dismissive. I won't be bringing anything else here and will be finding another local charity that actually values donations and treats donors with respect.

Love this place, always have good things, and the prices are great! They are always running sales…read moreand have their 1 dollar rack out front. They have such a good selection of everything, I can always find something I "need"! The people who own it and work there are some of the kindest people, helpful, and not pushy. Check it out, I think you'll enjoy the hunt!

Astronomical thrift prices. Multiple sweaters had large holes in them, and the tag would be priced…read moreat $25 to $35 and say "as is." You are marking a donated item for $25 to $35 with a hole in it... criminal.

So many treasures to be found here! I was impressed with…read morehow organized everything was. It was easy to look through the collections of door knobs and hinges, windows and doors, and fun to look at the collection of miscellaneous things. Service was friendly and pleasant This will definitely become frequently visited spot during my travels.

Stopped here with my BFF. At first I didn't think she'd be that interested, since they have a lot…read moreof furniture and hardware, but she found more things she liked here than most other vintage/antique places we went! I'd say the prices of the things we were interested in were fair, or a little above average. The place is kind of like a big barn/warehouse, with stuff everywhere. There are aisles to walk through of course, but this isn't where you'd buy pristine home decor. If you want patina, this has it. Feels like a lot of the stuff in here came out of some old barn somewhere. Probably did. The man who helped us was polite and professional, though didn't always take our ques as to when we were ready to purchase. Overall worth a look. Interesting old stuff. Really great if you want to build or craft something and need old parts.

Let me preface this review by saying that I am not a fan of cookie-cutter decor. I find the…read morefurnishings at large chain stores to be boring and uninspired. Much of my home has been decorated with pieces I've found at Cokas Diko through the years. These include large paintings, vases, candle holders, dining room furniture, pillows, sconces, dishes, even delightful little holiday ornaments. I like that the furniture I've purchased was made with thick, sturdy, heavy wood. It doesn't feel like the cheap mass-produced pieces you'll find in chain stores. You need to spend time visiting on more than one occasion because their inventory changes often. So if you don't see what you like the first time, I would suggest popping back in from time to time. You might just find that one signature item that makes a lovely statement in the room you're decorating. There have been times when I did not purchase an item simply because they had it overpriced, but that's their prerogative and I respect how they do business. I suppose one could try haggling but that's not my style. I am simply grateful that they put such passion into selecting and offering so many beautiful items for sale. I hope they stay in business for a very long time. It's nice to have quality choices beyond the generic. Thank you!

I have walked and driven by this store for several years. I noticed the sign 2 weeks ago and…read moredecided to go in. They are moving to downtown Santa Rosa, off 4th street soon. Right now the entire store is 50% off. This store is on the high end so come prepared. I have been looking at a dinette set, not sure if I really need it? I enjoyed looking around as did the others. Juan is the nicest guy ever with his gentle smile and soft spoken voice. He's eager to assist and help you, he's the guy who pays attention to detail. Furniture, lighting, rugs, you can even pick patterns to design your own couch. This place is not for the faint at heart!

Came here 9/27/19. I pass by this place everyday and decided to stop in. It's an adorable store…read morefrom the outside and also has cute monochromatic things inside. It's a pretty small store the selection is small it they seem to have some cute home decor from San Francisco and maybe local artist. The main reason for my 3 stars is price. It just seems incredibly unreasonable. There were felt coasters for $30, little felt rings to put on your wine glass for $28, reusable bag for shopping that was $68, tiny vase for a tiny succulent was $28 but you could buy a whole basket of succulents with a basket for that price. And a very small candle for $35. I'm not rich but I'm not poor and I would find it very hard for me to come back to those prices. I felt that the items weren't that more unique to hold those prices.

Cute and modern store with very friendly owner who will help you with your Home decor.read more

VINTAGE MAP/POSTER STORE - GREAT FOR GIFTS AN SF MUST SEE…read more*tip - very limited hours check beforehand Schein & Schein is a San Francisco staple. I've never been to another place like it. Walk in you'll be greeted by a quiet dog who sometimes relaxing on the sidewalk or on the bench in the store. Make sure you come with extra time because you can spend hours looking - which I do. There all types of maps from all around the world and posters of all kinds. It's hard to call it a map store, more of a manuscript store because they have drawings, pictures, old advertisements. I hope this place is there for years to come. The owners are friendly, helpful really seem to love what they do and are more than happy to help. I will be coming for that Eddy Map one day!

Have you ever wanted to travel around the world? How about…read moreexplore a city or country as it stood 100 years ago? Maybe you'd like a print of the country your ancestors hail from? Or perhaps even a print of the city you or a family member was born in, circa the year they were born? You can do all of that here. Want a treasured & priceless photo framed in museum quality materials? Ditto. We checked out old maps of SF. Before Coit Tower & after Coit Tower. And pics of the GG Bridge being built. Crazy. There's even a "library series" of scented candles. The selection is pretty astounding. Maps are organized in a drawer filing system by city &/or country, or in binders. A great place to explore the world & get lost in it. 5 stars.