Very happy we came here. The art was so beautiful. They said no pictures so I didn't take any but…read moreman did I want to. So many beautiful pieces here. There were surfboards, metal items and of course beautiful pictures. The art was on the high side but it was nice. This place is well curated. I wanted to patronize this place but they didn't have many smaller items like jewelry to buy. That's the only small critique I have. I will definitely return here.

This is the gallery you should buy from, hands down. I bought my second Walfrido original (on koa…read morewood). For that kind of money you want to be sure you can trust the gallery. You can 100% trust Victoria and her boss Mark. The reason I prefer this gallery over others is because the consultants. For example, Victoria literally picked out Several pieces that I fell in love with. No other gallery (Gupton and/or Gensis) is that invested in their clients to know EXACTLY what a client might like. She was spot on with what I was looking for and I cannot say enough good things. I trust Victoria and Mark with my life. They will work tirelessly to get you want you want, and then to be happy with those choices. Lastly, Oceanfront Gallery is NEVER pushy. You never feel anyone hovering over you like at other galleries (listed above). They are interested in getting you what you want. Please check out Oceanfront and ask for Victoria. She will not let you down.

A great resource of local artists and their works. The collection includes a variety of artistic…read morestyles and presentations. The store is staffed by the artists on a rotation basis and they are extremely knowledgeable and helpful.

I loved this little art studio! I'm from Portland, Oregon and this studio reminded me of what I…read moreshop at in the Pearl District. So cute and charming! I especially loved the jewelry by Stacey Siegal! ( I hope I spelled her last name correctly!) Everyone was so nice! I'm definitely coming back again!

Fabulous art by local and Asian Pacific Islander artists. Gallery owners are community leaders in…read morearts, culture and history. One of the best!

I think it was the most interesting gallery in the area. The space is maze like and the floors,…read morewalls, colors change as you move through them.

Dana sold store. But still same lovely furniture. My house is filled with it. Five years later…read more Still looks like new!! Living room set. Dining room set. Barstools

I had a very negative experience with Big Island Living and would caution doing business with this…read morebusiness and owner, Courtney. About a month ago, I ordered two furniture pieces and paid a 50% deposit, with the understanding I would pay the remaining balance when the items arrived. While I was in the store, I witnessed another customer ask about a kamaʻāina discount and paying cash to avoid taxes, and the salesperson agreed. I then asked if I could do the same. The salesperson told me that with a Hawaiʻi driver's license, I qualified for a kamaʻāina discount. The salesperson offered to refund my deposit so I could pay cash after the discount was applied when the furniture arrived, and I agreed. Later, I was contacted by the owner (Courtney), who told me they do not offer a kamaʻāina discount and that paying cash was the "discount." That is not what was explained to me in-store. When I asked that the agreement made by their salesperson be honored, it was refused. Instead, I was repeatedly told that the kamaʻāina discount (which they dont offer!!) referred to tax savings, which was never how it had been presented at the time of purchase. I questioned why I needed a Hawaii Drivers License then? Anyone can pay cash! During that call, Courtney ended the conversation after stating she would not honor what had been communicated in-store and had nothing further to discuss. Because of how this situation was handled, I chose not to move forward with the transaction. Potential customers should be wary of what felt like bait-and-switch terms and unethical business practices. What is communicated at the point of sale may not be what is ultimately honored. This experience felt misleading, reflected poor business practices, and completely eroded my trust.

My friend and I were coffee tasing on the hills outside Kona one afternoon and we drove past this…read morecute little spot right beside the pink Kona Hotel and decided to look around. It's nestled by the hotel and a few other cute shops and an art gallery and has some really cute local goodies inside. It's not huge but it's worth a stop if you are in the area and want to walk the block or so and look at Hawaiian-themed homewares, coffee, jewelry and art.

The wood, the focus on the ocean and the other natural objects used or portrayed in the shop…read moreexemplifies their name. As you walk through with a drink you eventually come to signs saying please don't bring drinks in here oops.

Whether you're local or visiting Kona, Nana's Clay Flowers is a must, especially if you're looking…read morefor a unique, handmade gift for yourself or someone else. The artistry of these clay flowers is like nothing we've ever seen anywhere else. They look so real! From orchids to plumeria, hibiscus to bird of paradise (and more), you'll do a double take when you realize these flowers are in fact sculpted from clay! My husband and I walked in last Nov and met Tara who was in the process of preparing the clay to sculpt a new flower. We paused to watch and she kindly told us about her process and even gave me a small hibiscus she literally made in under 5 minutes! Mahalo again, Tara! I keep that perfect little mini flower on display at home along with a couple of other flowers we bought that day, and they always makes me smile :) Friends & fam who we gifted flowers to also loved theirs! Think about it, you'll never have to water the flowers, they'll stay vibrant and perfect forever, and you'll have a beautiful memento of Kona/Hawaii that's 100% better than anything you'd find in an ABC Store or other generic souvenir shop (and those items are usually not even made in Hawaii).

I has visited the store in Waikoloa. Before they had opened, I was fascinated by the vibrant…read morecolors and artwork of flowers. When they opened, I went back in for a detailed look. Aaron had made a pretty hibiscus in front of me. They also have classes on Fridays and Saturdays from 11:30-2pm. These flower art look very realistic and were very vibrant in colors. The clay they use are very flexible. Both Caleb and Aaron had great service and a great selection of flowers. Prices were reasonable for this amazing artwork.

Beautiful selection of artwork from local artists and run by local artists. Oils, stained glass,…read moregiclee, metal and on and on! Friendly artist/salesperson. I could not decide, so I will have to return to buy a Hawaiiian memory to bring home.

Lots of cool art made by local artists .They ship. The artist working in the shop are friendly…read more Fair priced. Has AC:)

The gardens are very nice. However, when I went to stop by and take a photo, I had to take it from…read morethe upper pavilion parking and seating area as dogs are not allowed into the gardens. At no point did I intend to take my dogs into the gardens or try to walk down the stairs into the gardens. Nevertheless, a lady came rushing out of the building with very hostile energy telling me to get out of the parking and seating area, and to go to a dog park instead. It was a very hot day and I needed to get out of the sun before I walked to the car, so I stayed in the paved upper parking area, and she treated me like I brought a couple of basset hounds off-leash to tear up the plants! The interaction was very rude. I just don't think they like visitors very much. Here is the seating area I was at, that needed to be protected from dogs I guess.

Not much there that's all I have to say about this place…read more There was a cool hanging vine though.