I purchased a leather headboard from this shop in August of this year. For folks who are into…read moredesign and follow trends, it is known that one of the most dramatic bedroom decor trends in 2024 is the rise of oversized headboards. These statement pieces act as the focal point for your room, combining luxury with comfort. Specifically, large leather headboards are stylish and provide a range of great benefits over other types of headboards. For example, they are incredibly durable, come in many colors and can last much longer than fabric or wooden headboards. However, it must be noted that leather headboards are expensive because of the range great benefits they afford and the craftsmanship required to make them. I ordered this king sized headboard online from the Los Angeles store front to be sent to TX. I placed the order and was advised that it would take a month to be made and sent to me, yet the end product took more than two months to arrive. When I received the headboard, it was compressed in its packing and required 'airing out' to allow the leather to expand and take its shape. The headboard can be either be hung from leather loops or mounted to the wall. I elected to mount the headboard as the loops for the headboard aren't durable enough to sustain bibliophiles who like to rest against their headboards at night and read upright like myself. I have owned the headboard for several months now and find that it elevates the rooms decor but isn't a practical headboard for my needs. For those looking to change up their bedroom, this may be an option. #supportlocal Total for the headboard after discount $ 1,155.35

Unprofessional disgrace. Put all my faith in this female founded company to make a custom built in…read morebench only to be completely mortified by the seven plus month nightmare. Back and forth emails disputing the project which I thought had been verbally agreed upon. It was a disaster from the start. Paid upfront only to have it be wrong every step of the way. Specs/Photos shared of progress were not representative of the product delivered. Measurements were wrong. It was not built with the specs to fit in the doors of the home. Doors were removed, the bench was scratched and the furniture was incapable of being sat on. It was like a torture chair. They agreed to fix it, clearly knowing they duped us along the way and it took many more months. With that they then demanded we handle installation and sign a waiver to free them of any liabilities. We declined and without a text or email or phone call to confirm the furniture was delivered to our stoop in the rain. A four seat bench that we cannot move ourselves and that certainly won't fit in the door. Might I add prior to this project they destroyed four vintage chairs that we gave them to refinish and reupholster. After about four months the owner, founder, who I was rooting for, disappeared and we had about five different "project managers" who write like AI handling this. Better than the finger pointing the founder did back to us for all their mistakes. We repeatedly tried to clear the air with concise emails and phone calls but no matter what the problems and headaches got worse. The bench is currently sitting outside our home as delivered without permission and surprise, still not with the specs or details we discussed. We will be requesting a refund from our credit card provider and contacted the Better Business Bureau. A shame for a small business but protecting anyone else considering Hunted Fox from making the same mistakes. You'll see how you will be spoken to in the likely response to this review on Yelp. But save yourself the headache, we have seven months of them.

I moved into the area a few months ago and slowly I've been making my way into the small…read morebusinesses, I had seen this place on Yelp and thought it looked like a cute store to visit. I went in yesterday and there were 2 employees there, no one greeted me. It was silent and awkward as I was the only one in there. Also, the photos are from a few years ago and it looks like the aesthetics of the place had changed a bit from what I was expecting. They had a variety items from sage, to cards to clothes but nothing caught my eye.

Lovely store, sewers right on location, very cool. For sure stop in if you're in the area or make a…read morespecial trip like I do!

It was great service Value and selection was great for the…read moreprice Would go back again

Amazing selection of tile and other few Mexican items for very reasonable prices! The owner is also…read morevery helpful and nice. He speaks English and Spanish.

Walking into this store felt like finding the love of my life. The space is so beautifully curated…read moreit instantly calmed my nervous system. It feels more like a respected museum or library than a shop, every item thoughtfully chosen, every tool purposeful and refined. I picked up a deliciously scented Belgian soap bar and immediately felt the need to go back for the Gentle Night perfume. I honestly wanted everything. The staff was kind and helpful. Prices are on the higher end, but rightfully so. The quality and curation are unmatched.

A true gem. Beautiful Japanese houseware to elevate your everyday. I try to visit each time I am…read morein town.

I had a good shopping experience at Hightide Store DTLA. The store has a nice aesthetic, with a lot…read moreof open displays and wood-style color themes. Their selection of products is great for stationary enthusiasts. I purchased some pens from Penco, which is a flagship brand of High Tide. The store is located at the Row DTLA, which is a recently renovated shopping area. I'm generally not a big fan of downtown, but this place was really nice. It felt safe and there was plenty of parking. Overall I would definitely recommend Hightide for stationary shopping. Pros: -Great section of unique products. -The store has a fun vibe -Plenty of parking. 2 hours free. -Located in a nice shopping area. Cons -some of their products like the pen cases are a bit too expensive in my opinion. -it is a small space so it can get crowded during peak shopping hours.

Hightide is a Japanese brand that specializes in office supplies and stationery. This Hightide…read moreStore DTLA location opened in July 2018 and the store expanded into the neighboring space in November 2023. The neighboring space is called Hightide Annex which focuses on apparel goods. Recently Hightide Store New York City was opened in December 2025. [Parking]: Free 2-hour parking at the parking structure for ROW DTLA. [What to expect]: A classic Japanese stationery shop with notebooks, specialty pens, planners, bags, etc. They carry brands like Hobonichi and Penco. [Conclusion]: A cute stationery shop for those looking for well-known and high-quality Japanese stationery products, but the shop felt like it was missing an extra personal and local touch.

Great Japanese pottery shop specializing in Japanese plateware, bowls, match tea accessories,…read morechopsticks and many fine decorations for the home crafted with Japanese expertise. Fun shop to visit if you like all things Japanese!

Utsuwa-No-Yakata is a Japanese pottery store specializing in kitchenware and small gift items…read more The prices were rather reasonable, and their offerings are quite varied and attractive. The store clerk was friendly and helpful in finding items we purchased. This store is definitely a must if one is looking for an unique piece, such as serving bowls, plates, sake & tea sets, and more.

30 years ago I remember seeing ornate beautiful dishes and lots of cds! now it seems they have a…read morefun, eclectic mix of stuff. there were practical things (like a veggie shredder & lots of tabi), cool postcards, clothing items & also displays by local artisans... which sort of gave it a gallery-like feel. we ended up purchasing an artisanal hoji-cha & an ear picker. LOL, had to get one.

We had some time to kill and so decided to peruse around Little Tokyo and stumbled upon this shop…read more They had a TON of fun Japanese gift items and decor like stationary, postcards, kitchenware, maneki nekos, origami paper, and so much more. They also had a lot of traditional items/supplies for tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and kimonos. I had fun looking through all the items as it brought me back to our summer in Japan. Apparently they have a long standing history in LA, having opened in 1946 after World War II. The shop occupies the site of the first Japanese-owned business in Los Angeles, circa 1890's. Pretty cool! I have a soft spot for everything animal shaped and soo.... I picked up a fun/odd felt tiger Christmas ornament, a cat pen, and a super cute bronze cat shaped spoon that hangs on the side of your cup. Did I need it? No.... but it's fun and makes me happy. Haha! Overall, great shop to browse around and find some unique gift items. They even wrap up your purchases in paper bags like they do in Japan. I LOVE IT!

This is a small business run by Carol, the sweetest shop owner. We came on Christmas Eve to pick up…read moresome last minute gifts. We found the most beautiful platters and dishes with various designs. Craftsmanship was lovely and the prices were reasonable. The absolute best part was Carol's packaging and wrapping services. I will be back!

Mention "Carol" and everyone knows this amazing lady!! She has supported our Little Tokyo Sparkle…read moreclean-up raffle from the very beginning! With her beautiful wares from Rafu Bussan, we appreciate her so much! Arigatogozaimasu, Carol, for all you do for Little Tokyo and everyone around you!!