What an unsuspecting gem The Rowe Gallery is! Beautiful and thoughtful art. The only thing more…read moreappealing than the art was the conversation I had with the people who worked there. They were friendly, delightful and interesting. And the coffee was delicious. My experience at The Rowe Gallery was one of the highlights of my trip that day.

Gorgeous pottery and art. The owner, Lori, is the painter. She's friendly, helpful, and the art is…read moregorgeous. Centrally located in the mall so very convenient for shopping and eating generally.

Was driving A1A in Fort Pierce and saw this beautiful rustic art…read more This art is really cool made up of cedar wood and has a lot of details including several levels . They are Nautical creations . There is so much details in them it's hard to describe . Some of the art work has kitchens, and living space . The art work is three-dimensional. Had the opportunity to meet the artist his name is Dale Beam and he told me he had travel the entire world and this is how he gets his ideas . I would love to have his art work in my home as a conversation piece. I plan on coming back and purchasing this beautiful art work. Come check it out , it's really different art .

Located in a corner historic building in downtown Ft. Pierce that used to be the Butterfield Drug…read morestore, Madison Estate Gallery and Boutique is an amazing find. The sidewalk is beautifully decorated with all of their great outdoor decor. You can tell you are in for a treat before you even walk in the door. I was able to chat a bit with one of the owners, Diana. Madison purchases items from estate sales and then they fix up some of the items for resale. For instance they will recover chair cushions and repaint furniture. They can also restore your furniture. There are so many one of a kind items here. Jewelry, clothing, furniture, and decorative items. The boutique is crammed with so many things but all are artfully arranged. I wanted everything! The emphasis is on coastal decor in keeping with Ft. Pierce's location on the water but they also have an Oriental and African section as well. If you see something you fall in love with, its affordable. If you love flamingos like I do they have got you covered with many decorating pieces. One of of my favorite items was a parrot floor lamp. They also have a wonderful selection of Highwaymen paintings which are very popular but not in my budget. The Highwaymen were a group of artists around the Fort Pierce area who quickly created Florida folk art featuring landscapes from oil paints on Uppson board used as roof sheeting. From 1950-1980 they would anonymously sell the art out of the trunks of their cars on A1A and US 1 from Daytona to Miami. They are a great investment as many of the Highwaymen are getting up there in years. I ended up buying several items. They worked with me on the prices up to 20 percent off. I ended up going home with a Grecian Goddess bust who is now surveying my living room from the top of the dining room china cabinet, a photograph of a Roseate Spoonbill that was signed and number by a photographer from Siesta Key, a framed tapestry of Henry Flagler's estate Whitehall in Palm Beach, and a two tiered glass serving dish. I love all of my treasures. Inventory changes on a daily basis. One important thing to note is that items marked with a D belong to Diana and she only takes cash or a check for her things All other items in the store can be purchased with a credit card. There was so much to see here that you can easily spend an afternoon dreaming and planning. With an emphasis on tropical and beach decor the wide selection is sure to delight anyone who loves vintage and Florida.

Lisa is wonderful!…read more My wife and I immediately fell in love with one of her pieces. We just happened to find her while wondering around downtown Fort Pierce. So happy we made the decision to take a walk around the building she's located in. Must have been fate... I can't wait to have her work on the wall of our new home! (A picture of it has been added to the photo section)

I was very fortunate to meet Mia, owner of the Clay Habit Studio in Jensen Beach, Fl…read more I needed a particular type of clay for a sculpture project and she really hooked me up with a great product and then went over the top to add a special addition to my order. She's a super lady and the shop is really really cute!

Mia provides high quality materials and instruction to individual artists, schools and groups over…read moreseveral counties while sharing her talents and skills with artists, amateur and professional alike, generously, understandingly, and supportively whenever she can. She is the muse to many an artist and helps newbies and experienced artists to grow and expand their clay dreams. Because she is so busy right teaching groups and delivering clay and supplies, it may be best to contact Mia by email or text right now. She alwaysII accommodates those who are looking for great materials and transformative ideas with the time she has available to her. Getting to know Mia will open doors, hearts, and minds to new experiences with clay that people probably never imagined was possible. I know that's what she has done for me.

I loved everything about my visit to this antique mall. Vintage Vero is in a historic Beaux Art Era…read morebuilding that was designed by Frederick Trimble in the Spanish Mission revival style. When it was built it was at the intersection of then Osceola Blvd. and Seminole Ave. In 1914 it was Farmer's Bank but the bank failed in the Great Depression. It then became the Indian River Citrus Bank. In 1983, the buildings were sold to The Vero Furniture Mart. In 2020 the building was sold once again and it is now Vintage Vero, a consignment store/ antique mall with 18 different dealers. There are multiple rooms of furniture, art, collectibles, ceramics, home goods. There is even a room with clothing and jewelry. My favorites were a chrome raindrop mirror, alligator magnifying glass, and mid century patio set. Prices arranged from under a hundred to many thousands of dollars. There is a lot to look at and the owners sweetly let me take my time.

Such a cool store! Multi vendors in a large space. Wonderful style. Plus, it's on Main Street…read morewhere parking is free and you can support other local businesses - coffee shops, tea shop with boba tea and restaurants. Vintage Vero is beyond charming. Worth a visit.

Love it , old Florida cracker house with cherish, irreplaceable, and unique pieces of art and all…read morekinds of different cool farmhouse western pretty much everything and anything and the lady that owns it or whoever is always working there is super kind

This place ticks all my boxes. A historic building filled to the rafters with antiques and other…read moreitems, yes please! The building was built in 1901. It held a general store downstairs and the family lived upstairs. In the northeast corner of the store you can see a small room that used to be an icebox. Town residents would meet on the front porch. In the intervening years the building was a western store, feed store, and a furniture store. In 1993 it became an antique store. Current owner Cathy Wells has owned the business since 1998. The Mercantile is 3,200 sq. ft. and has more than sixty vendors selling countless items over two floors. Furniture, bric-a-brac, dolls, collectibles, jewelry, clothes, china, they have it all. Some of my favorite items were a Lilly Pulitzer dress, glass door knobs, and tiny blue bottles for a dollar. It would take awhile to see everything they have. In true old Florida fashion there is no air conditioning. Buildings built back in the day were designed to move air and they have fans everywhere so the heat wasn't unbearable. The young lady running the store was a sweetheart. I loved the mercantile and all the stuff they sell.

They have everything here!! Super beautiful shop and lots to choose from. The woman working there…read morewas so sweet and helpful!

They have everything I look for being a Wiccan. They have all the crystals and books you could…read morethink of