On the town square in Sonoma, this is a lovely shop to browse in and admire the beautiful displays,…read moreespecially if you like France. They have all kinds of delightful kitchen items and lovely scarves and glassware and cookbooks. I always find something I want or a gift for someone. I forgot to photograph the interior of the shop but I did take photos of the cool statuary out in the garden, it's a must see if you're visiting Sonoma.

Nice fun spot in downtown Sonoma. Lots of interesting items... for souvenir or picking up some…read moregoodies for yoirself. Practical household items to punky gifts... their friendly staff can help you out.

really great service, and an absolutely beautifully curated collection. The owners were very…read morethoughtful and knowledgeable about everything in their collection, and they have amazing taste!

After shopping here for 25 years, tonight I counted up the pieces we have collected: an even 20!…read more We love coming to this shop and always find the EXACT right thing! We even remodeled our kitchen to work with some of the antiques we purchased from Sonoma County Antiques! The customer service is THE BEST and we consider them all our longtime friends.

Artefact Design & Salvage shop in Sonoma, CA, on Hwy 12 (which in Sonoma is a city street,…read moreBroadway). Let's talk about the shop. It carries new and vintage unique curated home decor items. Items range in design styles to suit various tastes in style aesthetics such as modern industrial, modern French baroque, farm house style, to bold funky eccentric. Not your run of the mill manufactured trendy items. I'm talking unique, quality items. Sure the price tag may reflect that. Price points vary depending on the item. The staff are welcoming and not bougie. Down to earth. As you move through the building, the items are thoughtfully and beautifully displayed. Be sure not to miss out the outdoor space. More gems out there. Restored vintage: planters, wrought iron fencing and gate pieces, statutes... etc. My most favorite area was the back room of vintage items. 1918 women's wool swimsuit $350, 1940-1950s greeting cards $3 each, 1950s Underwood typewriter $750, 1960s golf clubs... to name a few of the items I saw on my last visit.

We so enjoyed exploring each room, each table of artifacts, each display. Before you know it, you…read moreare transported.... either to another place and time ....or trying to imagine just how you can incorporate these items in your own home. And that's what happened.., we bought a wall piece for our home. The staff and service is wonderful. Don't miss this opportunity to discover this "lived in" art.

What a gorgeous store! They have the most beautiful housewares - I got some plates which I love…read moreevery time I take them out. I had them shipped and they managed the whole process, including a small issue I had, with such incredible customer service! Very responsive and so pleasant to talk with. Just a pleasure to engage with, loved exploring the store and now I adore my plates! Thank you!

I really like this shop and made a special trip to Sonoma today to visit this store. Ran in to…read moretraffic and didn't arrive until 5:45pm and it had closed 15 minutes before the posted closing time! So disappointed I went way out of my way back home from San Francisco to El Dorado Hills only to find it closed!

Absolutely loved this place! Such a cute find along 12. I believe she said there are 12 vendors…read morethere, all with great taste. Two outdoor sections as well. I will definitely be back! Reasonable prices and great service!

I'm glad something else filled in the space; it's a neat spot for a vintage shop with garden decor…read moreoptions. This new shop has multiple selling out of it, like 17, which is wild but they make it work. Nice stuff, I enjoyed wandering around, the ladies at the check out were nice and friendly. I did go home with a small treasure. The hunt is half the fun, I think it's helpful to know what you want but also keeping an open mind is key. Happy hunting!

Very cute shops, lots of good finds. I little expensive, but I get you are in downtown Napa. My…read morekids found lots of cute little trinkets.

This is a great addition to downtown Napa. Unique, vintage, alternative, and with class…read more Great They actually have MENS clothes as well! Looking forward to coming back for some concert tees.

I came across this quant and extensive art gallery on my way to Jean Edwards Cellars. The space…read morelooks small from the outside, but the layout curves around in a maze of gallery rooms. There was so much to see from a jewelry gallery room to an array of artistry. The building dates back to 1915 when it was a distillery. The artist, Jessel was an artist with other creators in this space until she took it over. She showcases her work of course, and local artists. The two gentleman that day were kind and helpful, especially John Roos who's an artist and his work is displayed in the gallery, with a room with his creations.

This gallery is on our way home for the Bubbling Well Cemetery. It's just off the road and has a…read morevery welcoming storefront with plenty of parking. It's very easy to get to and off the main road so it's easy in and out of their parking lot. The staff are very friendly and helpful and not overbearing. I've been here twice. Last time we were there they had a special event going on. The gallery is filled with lots of different artists work. I like that there is so much to look at, something for everyone. Last time I was there I bought a book about wine that was illustrated by an artist. It was the perfect gift for my girlfriend that loves wine and art.

This is such a cute shop. . I found the perfect handmade card for my husband and a couple of…read morebeautiful bracelets for me. And fresh cut flowers too. Just go

What an interesting store! Buy refillable containers, fill them up with supplies like soaps and…read morecleaning products and when you run out, come back and refill. Of course, you can bring your own containers, they will weigh the container so you pay only for the product not the container. The store is an odd mixture of what looks like really giftable items and essentially a bunch of reusable containers both empty and already filled. Towards the back, there are enormous containers of dish soap, laundry detergent, hand soap and what have you. You have some choices in terms of scent. All the scents I noticed were from natural sources. I haven't had a chance to fully process the prices but it looks like you pay the full price for the refillable container you purchase plus you pay a price roughly equivalent to going to the supermarket to pick up a similar product for the refill. I have tried the laundry detergent, the dish soap and the liquid hand soap. All of the products work well. The fragrance for the liquid soaps is definitely a cut above your standard supermarket brand. The scents are coming from natural ingredients, they didn't irritate my eczema, induce migraines the way artificial fragrances will do to me, or nauseate me. I didn't have any allergic reactions to any of the products. The dish soap is reasonably gentle but might not be the gentlest one on the market. I went thru a couple of days when I had to wash load after load of pots and I noticed my hands started bleeding. Perhaps it was just all the cooking and perhaps it was overexposure to the soap. I temporarily switched to using rubber gloves and my blue Kirkland brand and the problem has not returned. But for routine use, the Juniper Station version is more pleasant and doesn't normally cause my hands to bleed. Thanks to my allergies I went through a few products reading ingredients labels. Just about all the products use naturally sourced ingredients with safer choices substituting for more problematic chemicals. I did purchase one item intending to give it as a gift. But then I realized unless the gifted has access to a refillable station it's rather pointless. And unless the person wants to refill, it's double pointless. So essentially I purchased a nice refillable container and a large sample of soap instead of the actual concept of refill-ability. But this is a great place to pick up gift worthy refillable containers. I paid more for a similar container decades ago at Target. It lasted 15 or so years before it finally bit the dust. If you're looking for more eco-friendly choices, this store offers some truly spectacular options as long as you live within convenient refill distance.