Beautiful curation of great finds here . Everything from candles , gifts , jewelry, unisex scents ,…read morescarfs , unique baby gifts , games and so much more . Your eyes won't know where to look next . Take your time shopping through this treasure house . I picked up tobacco scented incense , tobacco candle & a set of handmade rings .

Urban Matter is a Tower Grove treasure trove…read more Located in the heart of the South Grand shopping and dining district, Urban Matter is a local, women-owned small business with something special for everyone who visits! Ten pictures are far too few to showcase this shop's beautifully curated collection, but these are a handful of our favorites. My husband and I were especially drawn to the honey, tea, fruit spreads, seasonings, and kitchenware; we are foodies after all. Bundle up to support Urban Matter this week, and be sure to give yourself plenty of time to browse. There's a lot to shop!

Great stuff - even better prices. Not fancy inside, but friendly helpful staff. And for those who…read moreneed it - LAYAWAY!!:-)

I have bought numerous items of furniture from this location, including my entire bedroom set & bed…read moreframe, living room furniture (couch, love seat, recliner), a home entertainment table/stand, and some art prints. These purchases were spaced out over a period of time spanning a few years, so it's safe to say I've visited the location on numerous occasions. I would say that my first purchase from Home Decor Liquidators was over 3 years ago, and I am still happy with my purchases from this location. If you're trying to buy durable, good-looking furniture at a good price, this is the place for you. This is a store where you get good deals on good, affordable furniture. They have a huge warehouse with tons of selection. I've never felt pressured by the sales staff during my visits, but I tend to be quite analytical/rational when deciding on a purchase (I look at online reviews on my phone while considering items, ensuring the pricing is competitive, etc.) My experiences have always been positive at Home Decor Liquidators.

Nice vintage art, home furnishings and clothing boutique in Cherokee State near boutiques and…read moreeateries. Helpful staff. Recommend!

Full disclosure: I haven't yet visited the Your Friend's Apartment storefront on Cherokee Street…read more(I'll update the review when I do), but I spent so much time lingering at their booth at their Vintage Market event this past weekend that I can't imagine the joys of experiencing an entire shop dedicated to their aesthetic. That being said, my current review is solely for their clothing selection and the event! I'm not an expert on the vintage curation process, so perhaps I'm biased with my five-star review in that I loved their selection. The European sophistication/sharp business casual/minimalist aesthetic is completely my style, and I had a hard time refraining from purchasing a brand new trench coat, tailored blazer, or wide-leg trousers. I feel like this is a gem in St. Louis, because from my experiences vintage shopping here, it's hard to find stores that aren't catered to the quirky/retro/Y2k aesthetic; this store is for shoppers who prefer to keep it simple and classy, but appreciate adding their own touch. As far as the event goes, I thoroughly enjoyed the DJ and open cocktail/mocktail bar concept. It was so great to get exposure to other great vintage shops in the area!

RF Home Co is always styled so beautifully and they have interesting items for anyone on your list…read more The inventory is frequently updated, so there's always something new. Sweets for Reese is my go-to for baby shower gifts. Their bibs are adorable and so unique! The best part is that you're supporting local vendors.

Do not use RF Home for your cabinet painting/kitchen remodel! We had a recent terrible experience…read morewith them where cabinets had to be fixed, electric outlet misplaced, but the biggest is their paint product. We picked BM White Dove and they knew we wanted it to match the other white dove already in our home. They only offer a 4x 8 sample and gave us no indication it would not be a close match.. Well it wasn't even close! we got a color analysis done which pops out 5 closest colors and none were WD! Nicole admitted that she saw the large difference we sent in pic. She admitted it was greater than normal variance. She would not even take the time to come to our house to see what we were talking about!!! She refused to repaint. extremely unprofessional. We wasted a lot of money . We do not recommend them to friends and family like other contractors we have used in the past.

Shakaela was very professional and answer all the questions about a couch I was looking for. She…read morewas very helpful and knowledgeable about the furniture. I got a good deal on the couch I was purchasing. It was very reasonable. I will be back.

Look no further. I was about to give up my search for modern and quality furniture until I found…read morethis place. The customer service is OUTSTANDING, as well as their selections of modern and affordable furniture and decor. Oh and customer service does not end with the transaction. They kept me informed of delivery times, etc. And I received my items the NEXT DAY at a more than fair price. My delivery was challenging, as there is no freight elevator in my building; however, let's just say their professional and hardworking team got it done in a manner not many other companies would have done. Because of this and more, i am a customer for life!!

I agree with the guy below-- everyone in St. Louis should know about Mwanzi, the gateway city's…read morevery own Green Building Supplier. As I am buying an older house, I've been exploring my options for renovations. Ideally, most of the work I do will be done with sustainable materials. Even at Lowe's, Home Depot and Lumber Liquidators, sustainable materials still carry a relatively hefty price tag, and for what? Some of the stuff is questionably sustainable, or less sustainable than another brand. After having my cabinets quoted, countertops quoted and floors quoted, I am confident that Mwanzi can give any of those discount suppliers a run for their money when it comes to sustainable materials. You can rest assured at that every bit of lumber is either reclaimed or Forest Stewardship Council certified. One of the neatest things that they do is to claim local, fallen timber from North St. Louis and have it milled into lumber for their very own cabinet line, "Greenhaus Cabinets". These cabinets are made right here in St. Louis of a number of different woods and appear to be made with the finest hardware and craftsmanship. I will be saving all I can to afford my Greenhaus Cabinets, but I will be incredibly glad that I did. The sheer variety of sustainable countertops and flooring offered at Mwanzi is nearly staggering. For countertops they have Cambria, Caesarstone, Bamboo Butcher block, Squak Mtn. Stone, Richlite and Paperstone. There are many many more options for flooring. I look forward to working with them on every home project I am able to afford. I highly recommend making an appointment to see their showroom (yes, the showroom is by appointment only). It is worth the trip!

From the owner: supplier green interior finishes, manufacturer of our own line of green cabinetry called Greenhaus…read moreCabinets®, a furniture line called FeRRUM, a maker of custom residential and commercial furniture.

Rescued Furnishings opened about a month ago. The brick and mortar store is adorably cute! Upon…read morewalking in, you are likely overwhelmed with the enormity of the space. There is handmade one-of-a-kind furniture and décor everywhere. They had a wooden table at the front entrance, behind it there was a wooden fireplace/mantel, along the wall was another amazing table. Each tabletop was covered with adorable home décor. Handmade wooden cutting boards, snarky pillow cases, map with calligraphy lettering, table runners and place mats... everything a home décor enthusiast would want to spruce of the home to compete with those perfect blogger/Pinterest homes. Perfect place to go when looking for a housewarming present or special on-of-a-kind home décor item for the person that has everything. Their website has some items available for purchase -metal sign that says "Faith" or "Fearless" for $40 -handmade cutting board ranging from $50 to $60 -map with calligraphy lettering $35 -pillows for about $15/each

We had them build and install an island for our kitchen and we were so impressed with them from the…read morebeginning. They fit our job into their tight schedule so we didn't have to wait months to start this project, that won us over first. Their work was careful, precise and beautiful. All their workers and designers were helpful, patient and professional. We're so happy with how the island turned out, the quality of the cabinetry and how quickly the entire project started and finished. We're so happy we went with this local business to improve our home and we'd recommend them to others.

Large vintage home furnishings boutique on Cherokee Street near other boutiques. Big selection. I…read moreespecially like the back room. Nice staff. Recommend.

My first purchase was about 2 weeks ago and $2,000 ago. Thanks to Instagram. I'm a SUCKA. However,…read more1stDibs and Etsy prices for those pieces totals around $5,000. I live right around the corner in McKinley Heights and always drive/walk by this place, but it sometimes looks a little mayhem. What do I do when places look mayhem? I buy online. I started following them and one day while sitting on my plane wi-fi, I noticed the blurry shots of a gawgeous milk glass shelf, walnut sideboard and hutch. In my horrible connection, I typed "#sold". Then, I was asked if I wanted the matching piece for a little discount. There I went again - "#sold". They will send an invoice and you can pay online then pick it up on a Saturday or Sunday 12-5. Pick up can be a little hard to understand because you have to find The Unlabeled Guy (whoever that is) and find your piece. We were able to back the truck up the sidewalk to pick it up once I found The Guy and he confirmed my invoice. The inside is chaotic, with pieces of furniture everywhere. I think they list their nicest pieces online then keep them in the front room until pick up, so I'm guessing their nicer stuff is in the front. Basically everything they have is priced cheaper than any antique store or online seller, with the only exception being maybe an auction. I suggest following them on Instagram and checking it daily, with your #sold fingers ready to go. The good stuff goes quick. I bought another item just last night. IT'S SO EASY. TOO EASY. The peacock wall piece? Yeah, that was me.

One of the few true furniture repair shops left. I've brought several broken table legs and they've…read morebeen repaired immaculately. Can't even tell they were ever broken. If you need furniture repaired, this is the best place in STL to go!

I sent an email with pictures to Zollinger Furniture and asked for a quote for the refinishing of…read morethe TOP only of a 3' X 6' table that had the varnish worn off the top from daily use. THREE WEEKS later I received a quote of $2184. I was flabbergasted! Over two thousand dollars to lightly sand and varnish the TOP of a table?! I am very disappointed that a supposedly reputable business would respond to a potential customer with such a ridiculous bid. Obviously they were too busy to accommodate me, and didn't want a small job, so threw out an outrageously ridiculous number. What kind of business practice is this?!