This is one of the coolest organizations in Palm Beach County, and one that I've supported and…read morevisited many times over many years. I love what they do for many communities in the area - they provide a space for artists to display and sell their works, they reduce the amount of trash that goes into landfills, they provide materials for just about anyone to make their own art (including and especially teachers!), educate youth and adults on how to make use of the supplies they offer, and they sell "thrift" type items at a great value that run the gamut from puzzles to vases. What I love most is that I can donate goods that I may have thought about tossing, because someone's garbage is another person's art supply! It's worth going to Resource Depot frequently, because you truly never know what you're going to find or how you're going to be inspired. For instance, I just got a string of lights that I want to hang in a dark corner of my home. I found this amazing ball of thick string and webbed colorful materials that I've now made into a chandelier. Their postcards are also so cool, and inspiring me to make other projects. The staff is always so nice and helpful, and when I've looked for something specific for a project, I've always found someone that is willing to help me out.

Since 1999, the non-profit Resource Depot in Industry Alley, West Palm Beach, has been helping…read morecreative minds bring their visions to life using recycled materials. They take in items that would otherwise end up in landfills and make them available to people who can repurpose them. Resource Depot furthers its mission to leave the planet a little cleaner through workshops, events, and community partnerships. Their Pam Sartory GalleRE showcases local artists' upcycled artwork, while the Materials Marketplace and TrewasuRE Boutique offer repurposed items for sale. Their goal is simple yet impactful: provide materials to those who can use them while promoting sustainable practices and creative expression. Over the past 25 years, Resource Depot has kept an estimated 95+ tons of materials out of landfills, all while raising environmental awareness. As an educator with a limited--or sometimes non-existent--budget, a place like Resource Depot is a lifeline. Schools often can't provide enough supplies for students, and what little remains in the resource closet has to stretch for weeks or months. In the thrift area, I found an incredible variety of affordable items: games, holiday decorations, books, home goods, art supplies, faux florals, ribbons, artwork, and more. The paint alone was worth the trip! If you want to see a child light up, just offer them the chance to paint--fortunately, they had the Crayola washable kind I needed. Shopping is flexible and budget-friendly: a small bin is $5, a large bin is $10, and if you purchase eight large bins, you get one free. Teachers also receive a 15% discount on regularly priced items (not bins). These are prices anyone can afford. Resource Depot is truly a gem, and Palm Beach County is lucky to have such a creative, sustainable, and community-focused resource.

I was glad to finally find this art shop near my rental. I peeked in and saw some stuff I'd seen…read morebefore but decided to go in anyway. It was very unique , fairly priced , and suited me because I love to give gifts. My fav is the velveteen rabbit book. Also got soap , incense , and a Cheshire Cat mask.

This was such an unusual and oh so interesting store. And based on its name, I was expecting a…read morebookstore. Instead, this was like one of those intriguing and quaint museum shops with an eclectic mix of fascinating items. The store itself is off the beaten track -- literally -- as it is in a warehouse building across from the actual railroad tracks and north of 10th Avenue North. The location alone had us question if we were in the right place. They are only open on Saturdays plus during a few special events. And on Saturdays, it's only open from 11 am to 4 pm. You'll see a black and white sign out front (it says, "open today") indicating if they're open or not. If you like different things, specialty foods, and artisan goods, then this place is for you. As it was the beginning of January when we stopped by, they still had a bunch of their Christmas items --ornaments and gifts, nutcrackers, creches, etc. on display. We loved browsing through everything. And John and Seth, the owners, were more than happy to answer any questions. We were told that each item has its own story, if we were interested. There was a lot to look at and admire. Here are some of the things we saw -- and please note that the "stock" changes -- vintage cards, European foods and candies, jewelry, spices, ornaments, gifts, hand embroidered linens, chocolates, figurines, scented soaps, candles, toys, herbs, teas, potpourri, and even a few books. I'm sure I've missed some of the items. You could spend a lot of time just looking at everything. And it's all in two rooms. I'm so glad we stopped by. We got to taste some chocolate. We bought some lavender candies, and I got a lovely moon broach pin that I just adore. If you have time some Saturday, do stop by. They have some great gift items for that special someone or just to treat yourself, as I did.

I bought the most beautiful desk from this store, hand painted chinoiserie style. Only $200! An…read moreunbelievable price for one of the prettiest desks I've seen. There were several other desks, as well as a headboard, that I really wanted but didn't have a need for. I was already sold on this store because of the inventory and incredible prices. Then tonight we had our scheduled delivery with Jonathan -- he went above and beyond. He was incredible. He had not been told that we had stairs, and he single handedly carried the desk upstairs. A drawer wasn't coming out of the desk, and he got a lot of tools out from his truck and figured out what the issue was. Then he saw my husband unpacking a console for our kitchen, and he offered to help. We refused but he insisted, so we let him -- he got the thing set up (with our pathetic help where we could) in such little time. THEN, he saw that our new place had a light in the kitchen hanging ridiculously low, about 4 feet off the ground. He let us know that we could fix that, then he just went and fixed it himself! Jonathan made our night and made our new home a better place to live in. Thank you!!

Great selections great service the team you deal with cares…read morethe owners care you'll enjoy it

Decided to stop here with the family during our vacation. We were greeted upon entry. They had a…read morefew nice things; however, the place is smaller than what we are used to. We did notice they had a lot of broken or damaged items on the shelves and some of the prices were laughable. Unfortunately, we did not find something we couldn't live without.

So many cool pieces! There is something here for everyone, from house accessories, books, games,…read moreclothing, and odd pieces. You should swing by!

A curated experience that truly delights--but bring your wallet!…read moreWalking into Hive Home, Gift & Garden feels less like entering a store and more like stepping into the pages of a high-end design magazine. Everything--from the artfully arranged furniture to the perfectly styled decor--has been curated with such care and elegance, it's hard not to be inspired. Hive isn't just one store, it's a collective of beautifully designed spaces including Hive for Her, Him & Kids, and the deliciously tempting Hive Bakery & Café (which is right next door!). Whether you're shopping for luxurious home furnishings, chic apparel, or just enjoying a pastry and coffee, the entire experience feels elevated and intentional. The story behind Hive is just as impressive as the space itself. Founded by interior designer Sara McCann in 2013, the brand has grown into a cornerstone of the Norton Dining and Design District in West Palm Beach. It's more than just a store--it's a celebration of Palm Beach style, creativity, and community. That said, elegance comes at a price. While I absolutely loved browsing (and maybe daydreaming a little), the price points were definitely a stretch for my everyday budget. Still, it's a wonderful place to get inspired and maybe treat yourself to something special. If you're in the area, even just walking through is a treat--and don't skip the café next door for a sweet bite afterward!

Very cute shop, and perfect for gifts! They have a large collection of Jelly Cats if you're into…read morethat as well. The workers were very friendly.

BUYER BEWARE!!! I ordered a cabinet because the one in the…read morestore was a little larger than I needed. Went back to pick it up and it was a completely different cabinet and color- something that you would buy at Hobby Lobby. When I spoke to the owner - she was incredibly rude and unprofessional. Said she would order another one- I said at this point I didn't want the cabinet- as I drove 2 hours to pick it up. She said that she was ordering it anyway. I said that I would go to my credit card company to help resolve the issue. She texted and said if I did, I wouldn't get the cabinet or my money- that she had done this before and always won. When I disputed the charge- she lied and told the credit card company that I received the cabinet. I have spent thousands of dollars in her store over the last 5 years and will never shop there again and I tell everyone I know to steer clear. Still fighting the charge and will be going to small claims court.

This store is amazing. I love the cards that they carry. The furniture items are very beach…read moreoriented, clothing that they do carry is one of a kind outfits, mermaid shirts, great baseball caps, snap back with good sayings. You have to check out this store, The Good Stuff as they do have good stuff.

I called the painted ox and they were eager to help me fix my chair…read more The leg was loose. Now I have four antique orange chairs that I need to paint and reupholster. I don't know if the price is worth the work that needs to be done.

Interesting place, retro furniture that is beautifully renovated. The paint is glossy and gorgeous…read morecolors and Lucious fabrics. We didn't buy anything but been there 3 times to browse. They are pretty cool with visitors . My sister bought a cabinet and a mirror. The store will moving.

I found this gem of a shop while out exploring the historic Northwood neighborhood of North Palm…read moreBeach on a Saturday afternoon. On Northwood Road there is a hub of fantastic places to eat and artistic places to shop. Free street parking is available and there is an overflow parking lot at the end of the street. Owned by Tim and his wife Inge, their store is like walking into Etsy. Actually they do have an Etsy shop. Their wares are composed of vintage home goods, furniture, accessories, jewelry, and hand made upcycled treasures like little glass planters you can hang and license plate art. They like to reuse what they can and turn it into something interesting rather than add to the landfill. During my visit Stone Button was participating in a Bahama relief drive as were the other shops in Northwood. They created really cute license plate art from cut up plates that read Bahamas. Outside is their salvage yard with over sized letters. This is the perfect shop to find that one of a kind gift. I left with a small china box that matches my grandmother's china. At only $10 I was pleased to find it. If you adore the vintage vibe like I do you will want to pay a visit to this charming shop.

always such good finds and of wide selection!!! love the sweet ladies in there, always a pleasure…read morevisiting.