The power of social media does work. Ive never seen this place or even heard of them until seeing…read moresomething while scrolling through my phone. As one does with nowadays. The former Steinmart which I've never been as well. A massive storefront that house amazing vintage pieces, both apparel and furniture. There's plenty of parking out front. Walking in I didn't know what to expect besides seeing what the post online was. Let me say, it was a major shock but in a massive GOOD way. Shopping Mecca for all you vintage lover. Right at the front is the cashier which the gentleman working was a massive gem. The sweetest and friendliest. The layout of the place is an open storefront. Different vendors I believe that house their goods. Just walking through will take some time as there's literally something that will catch your eyes. Also located right at the front, a charcuterie mini truck. How cute to have something like that. Next to that is a specialty market which offers amazing wine options and cocktail mixes and liquor. Treats and more treats to accompany what you like to drink. A cute place with the vibe of a world market and specialty store. Walking through, there's so much to see. One of a kind art pieces to art deco, MCM, traditional and so much more. But if you're looking for clothes, it's heaven here. The options are endless. If you're a vintage lover, look no further. Racks and racks of amazing pieces. Just browsing the area took a while as something constantly was catching my eyes. I believe it's both local designer that have a storefront there as well. I could be wrong on that. It's a big open concept but I did notice some staff sitting at their areas so I assume it's their storefront. Anyways, it's amazing. Wither you're looking for something unique to vintage to up to date trends. You will find some amazing pieces here. Designer labels of all kinds are here. Shoes galore if your a shoe whore which I was salivating over...lol.... Just one thing after another. They do have fitting rooms scattered throughout for you. The employees was the sweetest. I'm not sure how many there are but the ones I've encountered were dolls. Imagine Fred Segal meets Dover Street with a mix of Paper Bag Princess. New meets old with a major twist. This place has it all. I'm very glad to have found this and will definitely be back and recommend it to everyone.

Service: Was greeted warmly and enthusiastically by the lady at the front. Was not followed by a…read moresales person like other reviewers said. I liked the space and freedom to browse on my own. Selection: Fun, unique, entertaining. Saw many things I liked. But I was not able to buy anything. Value: Super expensive. Tshirts I was willing to pay for maybe $60 were $120. Giving them 4 stars because I don't want them to close since it has a lot of entertainment factor and I will keep on going back. Because of the price point, I feel like they just want to present and boast about their merchandise and not sell anything. If they want to sell merchandise, they would need to lower their prices a little bit.

Minus the employees, it would be a five star based on the vast inventory inside. We were thrilled…read moreto find many Royal Haeger pieces. They were a bit spendy but more rare. There is also a whole additional store across the hallway. However, they had misleading signs posted saying 25% off of pottery. We may not have grabbed all the pieces that we did, had we known they were full price. Shady business. 3 stars for the checkout process with the employees.

26/11/25-13:30- This is one of the coolest antique malls around. Tonnes of antique shops. I found a…read morehard cover Western book for $2! Marked down from $5! You've got to see this place. Very popular café here as well. In Rancho Mirage.

Ventura is an amazing mid-century modern furniture store in Palm Springs. Definitely make time to…read morevisit Ventura when you are visiting all the uptown mid century shops. I always find something here. There are several nice art galleries between Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage, but Ventura has the best selection of authentic midcentury modern furnishings and art. I was on a quest to find the perfect retro accessories for my bedroom patio and they had several vintage modern objects and sophisticated outdoor tables to choose from. They also have an unbelievable selection of MCM lamps. Many had been professionally rewired and matched with good-looking lampshades. Which saved me a lot of time and gave me peace of mind. The owner is fun loving and easy going so it is always a pleasure to visit this unique and special store. It shouldn't be missed!

Fantastic selection of pre-war and Mid-Century Modern design! I could spend hours here. They're…read moreexpanding into a larger space soon, and I'm excited to watch the transformation!

My husband and I came in on a Sunday, we have been here before and decided to check it out again…read more we walked in and saw a guy sitting at the register/desk reading. my husband said hi and I also said hello. The guy said nothing looked at us then continued reading. RUDE. We were interested in a couple of lamps however there were no price tags and we were not even going to ask after the coldness this guy gave off. This place lost a sale. We left. Too cramped and cluttered anyways. I suggest the store across the street. Super nice, friendly people and we found everything we wanted there.

They could post their actual hours of operation. They only consistently operate under posted hours…read morearound the holidays. I've tried at random hours within their posted hours. Going twice a month during posted hours and to find no one around. It must be nice to make your own hours. Make a solid choice and plan clear some 'open' hours.

I love me a good vintage shopping experience and to visit and find new places, that's always a win…read more This market of course is in Palm Springs. I think it's usually outdoor but as the summer season starts, it's moved indoors for the heat factor. Located at the Pavilion next to the Palm Springs swim center, across from Palm Springs leisure center and next door to Palm Springs high school. There's plenty of parking in the lot but street parking is also available. This too has a fee to enter. If you want first entrance from 7-8 am, it's 10.00. But normal entrance, starting at 8-2 is 5.00. When we arrived around noon, it was quite busy already. Paid our fee and you're in the market. As it's indoor, the place does feel very cramped. Vendors all lined up in the spot with their goods. Some vendors have their shop on the stage which was nice as it's away from everyone else. There's no direction as you just wander and check everything out. Compared to another massive market, they have a mixture of everything all under one roof. No sections if you want furniture versus clothes. Everything is just all together. It's in a smaller spot so everything is pretty much everywhere. The plant shop right when you walk in was quite nice. Loads of fun succulents and cactus to choose from. Pricewise, some are affordable and some were a little on the pricey side. Then you have the apparels, vintage of course on loads of items. Clothes wise, they're cute but pretty expensive. Loads of jewelry and accessories. Furniture had a good amount on display as well as artwork. It's a bit overwhelming as pretty much everything is close to each other. Along one side of the wall they do have some vendors with snacks and drinks. Overall, it was nice to actually check it out and see what the fuss was all about. It's a fun place with some fun pieces. It is a bit pricey but some gems can be found. Entrance fee was affordable.

Beautiful morning as I waited for Dale to show up. There were lots of doggies here this morning and…read moreD'Jango had fun watching them all walk by.

The Fine Art of Design is chic and well curated, and when I visited this big little vintage shop it…read morewas buzzing on a level I've never seen! Women and young ladies of all ages were there pouring over the racks, all quite giddily announcing their finds and oohing and aaaahing over each other's selections. The shop's owner was busily taking care of several customers at a time by answering questions or ringing someone up - he never got a break! I used to own a vintage store and being in this shop gave me pangs of fond remembrance of the joy of vintage - both selling and buying. Tourists and locals alike were intermingled going through the racks that had both vintage and some high brand newer pieces in reasonable price points. Nothing too costume-y, just cool girl looks. I highly recommend!

Wowwww . So unhelpful, trying to be " cool " girl energy. I was the only one in the store. Went in…read morelooking for something specific. They know their small inventory better than me as a new customer. The condescension was palpable. I've been in a customer service capacity my whole life and am in awe of the lack of warmth. She said you seem like you have a specific thing in mind I'll let you look. Duh I'm shopping but could use your inventory knowledge. The only thing that was helpful is that the owner prepared a list of other vintage shops, thank you Nicki. Please tell your friend AI is reserved for robots she's human act like one .

I have driven by PS HomeBoys in downtown Palm Springs so many times over the years and always meant…read moreto go inside, but somehow I never seemed to have the time. Now that I finally do, it feels like I am getting a second chance to see the places I missed when I used to live here. PS HomeBoys had always been on my radar and the moment I walked in I understood why. I absolutely love the vibe of this place. The showroom feels like the perfect expression of the Palm Springs design spirit. It is bright, colorful, creative, and unapologetically mid-century modern while still feeling fresh and current. The shop was founded by interior designer Jeremy Taylor together with his partner Niels Kosman, and you can really feel that designer's eye throughout the space. Every piece feels intentional, from the furniture and lighting to the artwork and wallpaper. Nothing feels random or mass-produced. It feels curated. Palm Springs has such a strong design identity and PS HomeBoys captures it perfectly. Walking through the store feels like stepping into the kind of home you see in the iconic desert architecture that made this city famous. It is easy to imagine how these pieces would work in a stylish desert home or even a vacation rental, which makes sense because they also help stage and design homes around the area. For anyone who appreciates great interior design, mid-century style, or just wants to browse something different from the usual furniture stores, this place is absolutely worth visiting. I am honestly glad I finally made the time to go inside after all these years. Sometimes you pass by a place for years without stopping, and then when you finally do you realize you should have gone in a long time ago. This is definitely one of those spots.

PS Homeboys is a very unique boutique in Palm Springs. We browsed around for a while. The staff…read more(owners perhaps?) were friendly and funny. We never felt hurried or pressured. We didn't buy anything, but I found a ton of really cool things that I wanted to take home with me. It is probably a good thing we rode to Palm Springs with our friends in a small SUV rather than our pick-up truck. I would've filled the truck! I definitely want to return with a high limit credit card. LOL! The giant Lava Lamp was rad!

Love this store and everything in it !…read more There are so many fine statement pieces to choose from. Take your time and look at everything. When I go to this store I just want to take everything home with me. The store owner is also a delight to work with

Very unique and cool stuff. We were visiting from LA and saw a chimnea that was perfect. The price…read morewas on the upper end, but not unreasonable at all - and was perfect. Some other items you should go in to see, just to expose yourself to some unique history. On Saturday we asked the hours for Sunday; they open at 12. At 12 Sunday we were there, ready to pack up that chimnea. There was a sign on the door. "Open at 1." Arg... We waited. 110 in the shade. I love the heat, but the dogs love air conditioning. 1pm. Nobody. 1:15 the owner walked in the door. We jumped out of the car and scurried over. The door was locked. Double Arg. The owner was headed to the front door, stepped out and announced it would be a 30 minute wait and he had a pick-up. He left. We left. Third Arg. I wanted to scream, but I'm not that sort and I do not want bad juju with any purchase. Sad, we worked to get there at 12 and get on the road. I left a disappointed message and, to his credit, he left me a message apologizing for wasting our time. That action move this from an upset 1 star to a "let's try again next visit" 3 star review. I strongly recommend making an appointment, even during business hours. Some items are so perfect that you won't want to leave without them, like us...