The best furniture store and nicest owners! They have such stylish and unique pieces that you can't…read morefind anywhere else.

Went to the store today and the 2 salesmen were not helpful and not willing to sell an item. The…read moreonly thing I have to thank them for not selling it because we went online and got the item for much cheaper that the store was selling it for. Let's see if the store survives.

I went to a gallery event today that was put on by a ladies-only Facebook group called Ladies of…read morethe Knight. We are a bunch of female hockey fans, specifically Vegas Golden Knights hockey fans. I ended up buying two limited edition prints of our main goalies, Lehner and Fleury. The artist Neal Portnoy and his wife Dorothy were very gracious and kind. Neal was full of stories about the work he has done, and I got to peek in on him with a work in progress. I definitely will be back.

Great wine,art and music events held once a month. The Gallery events are an incredible way to meet…read moresome really interesting people in Las Vegas, and of course the gallery features everyone from locals to your favorite musicians and sports figures at a range of prices. If you come to Vegas plan to stop by and look up the Tuesday night W.A.M. events

I happened to be in this plaza and came upon this new furniture store…read more The furniture is all made of teak wood and it is so beautifully made. You can feel and see the craftsmanship in each piece. They opened their first store in 2020 in Santa Barbara and their latest store is here in Las Vegas. They also feature an online store with some exquisite pieces. Pricing is expensive but teak wood is known to last up to 500 years so the investment is worth it. All furniture is handmade. Service was helpful and I am looking at a new dining table. I love the sustainability of this wood. Easy to find inside the Village Square Shopping Center and lots of free parking.

Teresa Lynn & I recently visited Luxe Teak & Co Store/Showroom. We purchased a few teak pieces &…read moreplan to place additional orders soon. They have some EPIC UNIQUE & STUNNING pieces! If you have any projects that need a unique and or custom teak piece, check them out. Serkan (Founder) has a great energy and aura. He is SUPER PASSIONATE about his business, products & craft! GREAT QUALITY PIECES & STELLAR SERVICE. Namasté TC THIS INFO SAYS IT ALL What Sets Luxe Teak & Co. Apart? We're not just a furniture store we are direct producers. We source premium, sustainably harvested Grade-A teak wood from Indonesia and craft each piece in our own workshop with skilled artisans. This allows us to maintain full control over design, quality, and customization, delivering truly one-of-a-kind pieces tailored to your needs. From luxury estates to boutique hotels, we've worked on a wide range of projects. Whether it's large-scale outdoor collections or refined interior pieces, we have the flexibility and production capacity to meet the demands of each unique vision.

Gol Art is a fantastic gallery located at The Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes. You'll find them near…read morePearl Factory, next to Laterra Gems. The gallery began in the middle of last year. They open daily from 10am to 9pm. Inside is bright, clean, and colorful! There's a variety of contemporary art with collections that are vibrant and full of life. Each art piece is beautifully curated and deeply captivating to look at. Several artists featured include Thierry Guetta (Mr. Brainwash), Patricia Govezensky, Charles Fazzino (3D art), Romero Britto (Bold, Whimsical), Peter Max, Wyland (Marine life), Nastya Rovenskaya, Tom Everhart (Peanuts-inspired), Slava Ilyayev (Impressionist textures), Pino (Romantic Realism), Mark Kostabi, Salvador Dali (Surrealism), Craig Alan (Contemporary Figurative), and Damien Hirst. I was most intrigued by the Mona Lisa with bubble gum, when I view one side of the artwork moving left to right, I can see the transition from classic Mona Lisa to Bubblegum Mona Lisa, it's very creative and actually quite playful! I totally love how the artist Patrick Rubinstein connects Renaissance art with pop culture, so brilliant! Service from sales associate Gigi is very kind, welcoming, and friendly!

Beautiful, unique pieces, expertly restored. I'm a little late leaving this review- we bought a…read moregorgeous vintage MCM sideboard a couple years back. FYI- They have a warehouse and you have to call or message them for an appointment. They are super responsive! See their insta and web page for current inventory.

The Most tasteful vintage pieces I've found so far in Las Vegas. Friendly shop owner great antique…read morechoices from America & europe

What. A. Fun. Place. I was wandering the 90210 Rodeo Drive…read moredistrict when I spotted this photo/memorabilia gallery. The first cool photo that caught my eye upon entering was a large (maybe 30x 40) b/w of the Hollywood Sign during the recent fire in that area. Billows of ominous gray smoke loomed over the hill behind the sign......what a great shot. I guess the photographer climbed up the hill and/or used a telephoto. Price: 2500 or perhaps 2800, nicely framed. This is not a snooty place - I got a friendly tour from the nice young man minding the store (I am terrible about remembering names...). Anyway, no reason to feel intimidated in this gallery.....just ask all the questions you wish. There were great photos of musicians, 1960's era.......the Stones, Beatles, Hendrix, Clapton, and many more. Everything was well-presented. I stopped in my tracks and fumbled for my glasses when I encountered a photo of Dylan, under a double-opening mat, coupled with an original playlist.......scribbled in his own handwriting. Holy crap! How soon is my next my birthday and how much is someone willing to spend on me because this piece costs $6,500!! Jeeeeeez.......the song titles were abbreviated. Like.... "tangled up", he wrote. It was all in black ink on a sheet of yellow lined legal paper. I idolize that man. Which is maybe why I would rather have his guitar.....which was hanging on the wall. A yellow Fender, played by Bob on stage. By this time I was drooling. The price? 40 grand. Holy shit. I was overwhelmed, too much so to even start looking at all the Beatles stuff. I left with my head spinning, my lost youth flashing before me eyes. I need a ton of money!!!!!!!! Then Ima goin' back. Dammit.

Wow. What an amazing place! This gallery features such fabulous photography. I was simply floored…read moremy first visit. They have all the iconic photography that you've seen before; the last photo shoot of Marilyn Monroe (mutilated in a New York magazine spread a few years ago by Lindsay Lohan, but I digress), the famous photo of Jimi with his military jacket, Warhol shenanigans, oodles of Stones, Beatles and everyone in between, all assembled for your viewing pleasure in one über cool location. All the staff is lovely. And the owner... well imagine a German Mick Jagger with stunning blue eyes... he alone is worth a visit. This place is absolutely a must for a lover of rock and roll, the 60's or photography in general. GO!

Eden House of Art is an exquisite art gallery located at Wynn Las Vegas. You'll find them near…read moreEncore Theater and Awakening, at the Encore hallway across from Chloé. Gallery opened in 2023. Inside is a vibrant collection of modern art, in which each artist is exclusive from different countries. The gallery features beautiful artwork of Monopoly by Alec, stunning free standing 3D sculpture of dancers and The Beatles, humorous wall art comics, intriguing portraits by Gal Yosef, as well as a lion sculpture titled "Charisma" by Maniez, and a polar bear titled "Zen" by Maniez. There's even luxury gold wrapped art chocolates with brands like Gucci, Omega, Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, Hublot, Chanel, and Off-White. Sylvia, the sales associate is very helpful, courteous, and friendly! She is polite, knowledgeable, answered questions I had regarding a particular artwork and even provided pricing. The gallery opens everyday from 10am to 11pm. It's definitely a great visit!

I love art galleries and museums. I even have the high museum membership, that's how much I enjoy…read moreart. This was a crazy random find in the Wynn hotel shopping mall. We were walking around and stumbled upon this gallery right as a showcase was about to start where a popular local artist whose art was being featured and sold right now, was completing a piece in person. Too cool. It was great. The vibes, the Dj, complimentary drinks from the sweetest bartender who complimented me, and the art! They had several artists on display and listen the work was beautiful. I also saw several transactions taking place. Folks were purchasing okay. In conversation, I was told pieces on display were ranged $30k and up. And way up like $150k for some pieces. It's the imbalance for me. One person being able to spend the cost of a home on one veryyyyy niche piece of art. Must be nice. A dream life you could say. But I loved it. It started getting crowded but we got there at a great time. Shoutout to one of the gallery associates/art dealers in the silver sequin blazer, she invited us in to experience the event and the next time I saw her, she gave me some really cool info on the pieces and the artists. Highly recommend checking this place out and joining their list to know the events schedule. It was beautiful. Very nice place to meet people and socialize. Just know, there was definitely some money in the building. High rollers you could sa

Yelp 100 Challenge * 48/100…read more The Arts Factory along Charleston and Main may be packed with art enthusiasts on First Friday but don't let that intimidate you because there's a whole different world in there. Jana's RedRoom is located inside! Ask around for directions or else it will take you a while to navigate the maze-like interior. It is a tiny tiny studio with a lot to offer - oh and it's red too! Definitely one that can't be missed. My friends and I came here because Jana's latest exhibit features our art professor's - Loretta De Grandis - show entitled the "Feline Pleasures". She creatively adapted famous artwork by Andy Warhol, Picasso, Van Gogh etc. and themed all the living characters into cats! All paintings are oil on canvas and we were very impressed! If you're not planning to purchase some art, at least swing by to enjoy every colorful masterpiece she made (there were ceramic sculptures of cats too!) from today all through the 27th of April, 2013. Look around the studio. You're bound to find some other cute artwork - like a polly pocket-looking miniature village sculpture, artwork purses, alcohol bottles with sequence lights, wall magnets. Didn't expect all of that to fit in the place but Jana made it all work.

Big things start in small packages. Jana is located where Marty used to have her Trifecta Gallery…read moreyears ago. Now Trifecta is in a much larger space and Jana's pieces are good enough that given time, this little gallery will become well known as well and graduate to a bigger space.