What a great find! I'm referring to each and every fantastic piece of art, furniture, decoration,…read morejewelry, and weaponry you might find in casa do amazonas. I spent hours in here wondering around analyzing the beautiful things in this store. Make sure to ring the doorbell and the owner will come let you in. She doesn't speak a lick of english though it's not that important and she could not be nicer. I took a photo with her after I left. Great spot to get gifts!

The most gorgeous gift store - the only place for super original and personalized gifts I've found…read morein São Paulo. They have a great selection of Dröm-designed gifts (they will make you your own versions of many of them) and other interesting Brazilian-designed homewares. From eco-friendly kid's products to custom skateboard decks and Travel accessories. They can personalize gifts while you wait.

Shopping in Vila Madalena, you'd expect to find a myriad of stores that offer wares with the same…read moreindie and artistic tilt that the neighborhood represents. I've unfortunately come up empty in my quest to find amazing and affordable handmade items... that is until I came upon Sou Sou. This small jewelry boutique has a number of awesome (and awesomely priced) necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets, and other accessories. In the back, they even have a small selection of women's clothing. The jewelry, particularly the necklaces, caught my attention. The handmade items have beautiful crystals incorporated. The kind of stuff you'd likely find Zoe Deschanel or Kate Hudson wearing. Gorgeous crystals, some big and bold and others delicately incorporated, on silver or gold chains. The neckware is an accent piece that goes great with a daytime white v-neck or beautiful evening gown. What's even cooler is that every crystal has an energy associated with it so it serves to enhance your fashion collection and personal aura! I walked out with 4 new necklaces, 2 for me and 2 as gifts!

I have known and used this business for many years. Their designs and printed fabrics are second…read moreto none in Brasil. Lovely small atelier in the Jardins in São Paulo.

This is a beautiful shop that will transport from the humidity and hustle of the streets of São…read morePaulo to the charm of Paris. The French reproduction furniture is hand-made in Brazil. The French antiques and home decor is quaint and beautiful. The shop is adorable and the sales associates are very sweet and helpful.

I love this store. I have visited this great shop several times and I always leave with something…read morecool. They have fun and high-quality items for your home. They also have an incredible inventory of Le Creuset and other cookware lines, glassware/barware, electrics, cookware for local cuisine, home decor such as pillows, rugs, sheets, bath, and laundry. They carry beautiful pottery from local artisans such as Carolina Haveroth. Friendly and helpful associates. They have other locations in Brasil. This shop is a much better choice for home goods than the shop Spicy located up the street. www.coqueluchecasa.com.br

Great selection of Brazilian beach wear and casual, stylish clothing for men and women. Vibrant…read morecolors and high quality. A tad pricey but well worth it. A must visit whenever I am in Brazil.

Iconic fashion label from Rio. Their prices aren't low but the styling, prints and fabrics are…read moregorgeous. For people looking for a memento from Brazil, look for their lower price Osklen Surf range for bright t-shirts and swim shorts. They do limited edition collaborations and editions for New Years and with institutions such as Inhotim. The sales assistants can be overly enthusiastic...

Inspired by contact with indigenous peoples, Walter Gomes opened this store to promote awareness…read moreabout and economic opportunities for Brazil's native communities. Artisans of 230 indigenous tribes create the crafts and artworks, from musical instruments to earthenware, sold here. Also, informative videos and books are available on site for those keen to learn more about Brazil's first residents.