This place is cool. It's definitely not your typical arts and crafts store like Michaels. They seem…read moreto mostly have like spray paint for like contemporary art. Flat black, matte spray paints. They have a pop up store in the back. The address is wrong, the store is on Highway 111 in Palm Desert past Deep Canyon

A lot of stuff, great quality, and great prices. I definitely recommend this place…read more Workers help a lot it was my 6th time going

Absolutely loved visiting bobo design studio during our vacation in Palm Springs! As someone who…read moreloves fountain pens and stationery, this place felt like paradise. The shop is beautifully curated with so many unique pens, inks, journals, and stationery items you don't normally find elsewhere. The staff was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and helpful. I had such a great time talking with them and learning about new products. They introduced me to the Wren fountain pen and I'm already excited to add it to my collection! If you're in Palm Springs and love stationery, journaling, fountain pens, or just cool creative shops, this is an absolute must-visit. Definitely check out their store, website, and Instagram. Can't wait to come back again!

A very cute stationary store with a variety of items and stickers to choose from! It is cutely…read moredecorated, has handmade items, and things you don't need, but can't help but buy! Parking is in the back or on the street in the front. If you park in the back, you get the first two hours free! The place is monitored by camera, so be mindful! Upon walking in, I was already looking at the tiny vending machine and sticker machine. I truly had to refrain from buying everything I was touching. There's notebooks, sticker books, stickers, magnets, washi tape, keychains, calendars, and more! I ended up buying a fretting card for my fiancé and a postcard. I stamped the postcard with their souvenir stamps as memorabilia. I wish I lived in the area... but I'm glad I was able to stop by! I'd recommend it!

way too expensive for what they're stupid tacky collection is! I could get way more on amazon for…read morethe same prices! and $3 dollars off my $45 order was not helpful at all!! ALSO CAPITALISM CAN SUCK ON MY CHEESE STICKS!!!

I don't know what happened in the framing department, but things have gotten worse. Paintings being…read moreframed are getting lost and are not finished on time--one employee is waiting on customers and doing the framing. They do not meet their own deadline. I made three trips after the due dates, and it's still not ready. Then they couldn't find my painting. It took three people to locate it. Disorganized.

I'd like to think I'm hipper than the hippest person out there... but I'm honest enough to admit…read moreI'm not anymore. I used to be deeply plugged into the fashion world. I wasn't just following trends, I was ahead of them. I wore things before they hit, before they made sense to anyone else. That takes effort, instinct, and money. It's a different kind of life. And unless you're in it every single day, on the creative or design side, you slowly lose touch with what's emerging now. Walking into Mojave Flea Trading Post brought all of that back in a very real way. I feel completely comfortable in a space like this, but it also reminds me of a version of myself that used to help shape what people wore. There's a quiet nostalgia to it. Not regret, just awareness. I don't need to be that person anymore. Now I care about different things. I look for natural fabrics like 100% cotton and linen, pieces that breathe, pieces that feel good on your skin and don't come with all the hidden downsides. And this store delivers on that. There are racks of thoughtfully curated items that feel both current and wearable, coming from new designers who are clearly paying attention. It's not just clothing. It's a point of view. And what makes it even better is the space itself. There's a matcha spot and a small food area tucked into the back where you can sit, slow down, and just enjoy being there. It turns a shopping trip into something more like an experience. This is a genuinely great addition to Palm Springs. The kind of place that gives the city a little more edge, a little more relevance. Palm Springs is lucky to have it.

I absolutely love stopping in every time I'm in the area. I just love all of the local goodies…read more They have here! Service is wonderful, everything is made by local artisans, extremely high-quality and well-made! I always love shopping and supporting local and this is just the place, highly recommended!

Loved this shop! Beautiful selection of 60's and 70's vintage , great layout, great prices, and…read moregreat service! I asked for a bundle discount and the owner gave me a great deal for 3 MCM pottery . I most certainly will be back here next trip to Palm Springs. Easy parking right in front.

Really weird experience in here. We walked in and the guy who runs the store was screaming on the…read morephone at a customer service rep. He was complaining about a bill of sorts and a $5 credit on his account. It was so loud the entire store could hear his end of the conversation. Lots of ranting about AI and other weird stuff. Then he made an announcement that all the women in the store needed to report to the front so he could search our bags? I had something being held up front, but I eventually was so offended that I just left. I feel sorry for the dealers in here because it made for a pretty negative shopping experience. So bad we just wanted to leave instead of check out

The parking was easy and the store was clean. Good first impression. Now, I don't always understand…read morethe reason a store is organized the way it is, and I understand they want everyone to wander the store. This store is rather confusing, since it feels as if partial departments are throughout the store. I did not find what I needed, but in the clearance area, I did find some fun things. The prices were more "on sale" than clearance, but the price felt fair. In the sales floor, I didn't find anyone that could help, but at the register a very nice guy helped me. They have a self checkout line, unless you pay with cash. They are not set up to accept cash in the self checkout line. So, the place seems good and I will probably go again. It's worth checking out.

Lousy service. I went in at 4:30pm today. I was walking all over trying to find an item, not a…read moresingle employee in the store but the guy working the self check out. Does Michael's not believe in hiring anyone? How greedy can a company be? I will not be returning to this or any other Michaels. I asked the self check out employee where decorative rocks were and he told me aisle 13 or 14. I went, nothing. Returned to tell him they were not there and he said "They are on the end." I said the end cap is different than telling someone aisle 13 or 14. I go, NOTHING! What are you doing for the money you make there? Obviously you don't know your store. This place is a joke!

This is an excellent framing shop with great friendly staff…read more Very professional and good pricing. Only place I will trust with my work.

1-Star Review I…read moreregret to say this, but after three separate botched framing jobs, I am permanently done with Mitre & Bevel. The recurring problem is basic and inexcusable: they repeatedly cut rabbet openings too small for stretched canvases--cutting the opening to the exact outer dimensions of the canvas with no clearance, which is not proper framing practice. Any professional framer knows you must allow extra space (at least 1/8") so a canvas can actually fit into the frame. This happened three different times. Most recently, I ordered a custom 22" × 31" wood frame for an exhibition-bound painting. The Mitre & Bevel owner personally measured the canvas in front of me and wrote the dimensions down. When the frame was delivered, the canvas would not fit because the rabbet opening was cut exactly to the canvas size. Instead of taking responsibility, the framing manager, as well as the owner, insultingly blamed my canvas, claiming it "wasn't square." I have been stretching my own canvases for over 40 years and know how to square stretcher bars properly. Even if a canvas were slightly out of square, that is precisely why clearance is required in the first place. When I spoke directly with the owner, he again blamed my canvas and then stated--astonishingly--that they "shave the rabbets all the time because they're too small." That is not something to brag about. It is an admission of systematic poor workmanship. Shaving rabbets after the fact is a workaround, shows a lack of framing abilities and is not professional framing. I requested that the frame be re-cut properly rather than shaving the existing rabbet (which can lead to uneven depth, poor seating, and long-term issues). The owner refused and instead offered to refund my deposit rather than stand behind their work. At that point it was clear that Mitre & Bevel does not accept accountability, blames the customer and does not follow proper framing standards for stretched canvas. For comparison, I immediately took the same painting to Art Works Gallery & Picture Framing Center in Palm Desert, California, where I was treated professionally and with respect and my painting was framed immediately and correctly without issue--confirming that the canvas was never the problem. All in time for my important art exhibition. If you are a professional artist, collector, who values their artwork or anyone needing precise, exhibition-quality framing, I strongly recommend Art Works Gallery & Picture Framing Center in Palm Desert, California. After three times that Mitre & Bevel cut my frames too small for my paintings and after giving them three chances, I can only conclude that Mitre & Bevel does not respect their customers, know how to cut frames properly for stretched canvases, relies on excuses and after-the-fact short cut fixes to avoid their self induced financial losses due to framing incompetence, instead of correct workmanship. If you want to avoid poor quality picture framing, poor customer service and lack of accountability...by all means, stay clear of Mitre & Bevel.

Stumbled upon this charming little studio on our walk in Downtown Palm Springs, and this visit was…read morehonestly one of the highlights of our weekend! Kris, the curator, was so lovely to talk to. We learned so much about the local art scene as well as some of her and her friends' personal experiences. Almost all of the art for sale is made by artists local to Palm Springs. We bought a beautiful patchwork tapestry which makes for a perfect table runner in our home. Kris was so kind to treat our purchase with care and wrap it up so nicely. Well worth stopping by!

Bungalow 17 is right next-door to my new favorite restaurant which is how I discovered it today…read more. The store is like a mini art gallery! All of the artwork and the artists are locals from Palm Springs!! Most of the artwork is original with multiple layers and the colors are so deep. They donate the proceeds to unicef and other charities which is so generous and cool!! Definitely check it out when you're in the desert!!

I turned up last min for a video shoot for the Shins. They helped me throw together some wild…read moreoutfits that sealed the deal on how ridiculous this video is going to be. I'm very pleased with the help I received. I will definitely be returning for future projects. Btw very affordable and friendly service.

I walked in the door with a big need for a Gatsby outfit. The owner helped me out and in about 1/2…read morean hour we had a Suit Tie and a hat that I could wear, fit me and worked exactly for the Theme. The rental price was reasonable and he is holding it for me. He has an incredible amount of selection and he knows it very well and is a very helpful sort. A great place to go and have some fun looking at all that he has in his warehouse.

Nice to have FINALLY found a reliable custom framer here in the Palm Springs area. Along with his…read moreexpertise, Peter makes sure his pricing is competitive and affordable. Services done by appointment only, he is now helping us with our first project, and we look forward to seeing him again soon.

Peter and I have collaborated several times over the past decade. Much of the pieces I have…read morebrought to him were by artists from my circle of friends and family. Our process has been collaborative, I come with a rough idea of how I want to present the piece and Peter draws upon his expensive experience and inventory of supplies to help me create pieces which I am always very happy with. I have lived and worked in the arts and design fields for a number of years and find Peter a skilled framer and a delight to work with. Erskine Wood