Brand new furniture store that just opened this year!…read more From the moment you walk into the store you'll be blown away at how clean and aesthetically pleasing the showroom is. Everything is modern and stylish with some unique furniture that I haven't seen elsewhere. I was so comfortable browsing the room and I can picture so many of these pieces in my new home. Staff are knowledgeable, patient and helpful. I just moved recently and I was browsing to see what furniture would suit my space. I liked that the staff gave me a lot of practical advice and did not pressure me to buy anything. They were willing to answer all my questions and genuinely wanted to assist in finding the right fit for my personal style. They also have a wide selection of lifestyle and home products. As an aspiring home cook, I couldn't resist buying a set of the stone dinnerwear from Portugal. Not only are they gorgeous, but they're also oven-safe, dishwasher-safe, and doesn't get hot when I pull it out of the microwave. They were very appreciative of my business and helped carry my items to my car. As this is a new business I took several photos, but would recommend stopping by to see their showroom as it is even more beautiful in person.

Lovely furniture store with a spacious and modern interior. I came here for the dinnerware…read moredinnerware (plates to be exact, for food photography purposes). The owner Gene was extremely friendly and helpful. Very soothing and comfortable shopping experience, with Lana Del Rey playing in the background. $12 plate: Handmade in Portugal that is easy to handwash. Very reasonably priced as well. I love the slight imperfections on the plate from being handmade. I liked the heaviness and quality of the plate as well. Also comes in a darker grey/black which I might come back for.

Nothing too wow. But its interesting to look at. I mean its modern to go inside. But unless you…read morereally need to redesign your house then yeah maybe it would make sense to shop here. The product is ok, I mean I do find it does feel like going into a gift shop. Not sure I want to have the kind of stuff they sell in my house or maybe I am not too trendy. its nice artwork to look at.

I've walked by here so many times, but for some reason had never gone in. Yesterday my mom was…read morevisiting and wanted to check it out. Glad we did! Lots of cute and unique housewares and art. Friendly customer service too!

This is a tiny store that sells accessories and trinkets for you home, no furniture. Looking inside…read morewas like taking a trip through Europe. Prices are all over the place, items are gorgeous and it brought the girly girl in me for a good 10 minutes as I walked around. Lady in the shop was really nice.

From the owner: Mélange Home Design and Décor is one of the newest teams to join local home designers to serve BC…read morefamilies. On September 8, 2014, our first Vancouver store hosted its grand opening in Downtown near the Davie and Burrard intersection. Our vision is to encapsulate a certain mixture of the luxurious, vintage, and modern organic designs. With great passion to bring families' dreams into reality, our team is excited to listen to your needs so that we can form an intimate design philosophy for your next big project. Our goal is to help create something unique to your home.

Go here! You'll find something within your budget…read more Calming store, stocked with curated selection of Japanese art and cute products all around. On the lower floor there's a collection of clothing, which I admired but ultimately ignored. Friendly service. Credit accepted. If you bring in a beverage, leave it by the door (there's a little table for you).

A friend and I went in while in Gastown and was left with a bad taste. We both felt completely…read moreignored but watched the entire time... The older woman behind the counter was so completely unhelpful and spoke to us like we were not worthy. She barely showed any interest in us. I have purchased items here before and the younger woman (owner?) was wonderful. We continued shopping in Gastown and were greeted warmly in every store which made the experience standout even more. Thankfully there are other Japanese Lifestyle stores in Vancouver.

The fact that I'm no Martha Stewart is no secret - I guess I was born without the home-decor gene…read more I find the whole thing - paint colours, window dressings, matching loveseats - totally mundane. And that's why I was surprised to find a quasi-furnishings store I actually liked. Granted, Provide in Crosstown carries more than just fixtures and accessories for your abode. Among the designer espresso makers are some pretty fashionable clothing items, which, for me, broke up the monotony of the selection of housewares (lamps, vases, tables, cushions, etc.). Someone must have had people like me in mind when they came up with the concept for this store. On to the fashion! I found some beautiful (although pretty high-end) tees by designer James Perse as well as some local style, like Vancouver's own Shereen De Rousseau's gorgeous cross-platform jewellery.

Slowly but surely, this end of downtown Vancouver is becoming a hot spot for lovely boutiques…read more cafes and restaurants and the inclusion of Provide home decor store in that group is a great choice. The general vibe of the store is very bright and open but still warm and cozy. Soft, luxe James Perse casual wear for the ladies and the gentleman inn your life will be welcome with very open arms as a gift for someone else or yourself. Unique pillows and throws will have you wrapping yourself up on the couch and hibernating next to your decadently scented boutique candle from Europe and a cup of Nespresso from that handy little machine that spits out espresso exactly how and when you want. The aforementioned scene is courtesy of Provide and there is more where that came from. Royal Doulton tableware, Niche Modern lighting, Dwell and Publique Living decor items from gorgeous picture frames done in stone to massive and stunning ceramic bowls, you are sure to be entranced by some very fab finds at Provide.

Wow ! I had such a great time . Amazing experience and so much fun ! I now understand my colors!read more

What an incredible weekend in Vancouver! Celebrating my best friend's birthday turned into an…read moreunforgettable experience with our amazing friend Christina, a certified colour analysis analyst. Christina made us feel special and excited as she guided us through discovering our true colors. The session was eye-opening, highlighting shades that enhance our beauty and showing us what to avoid. Shopping will never be the same--I can't wait to use my new color palette! Christina tailored her advice perfectly for each of us, offering insights that no AI tool could replicate. It was a delightful mix of education and fun, filled with laughter. If you ever get the chance to experience colour analysis, do it! It's not just about colors; it's about embracing who you are. Thank you, Christina, for making our experience so special! Have any of you tried colour analysis? What was it like for you?

Nice selection. A bit pricey. I was thinking of getting some unusually nice towels but decided to…read morehold off to see if I would think it was really worth it. Still, if I had money to burn and you might if you are in Yaletown this could be a good place for you. Enjoyable though just to walk around and touch things.

From the owner: The focus of our store is premium bedding and linens. The concept was born out of the love of…read morefabric and texture. Pisolino was established to provide quality and style to the design conscious, as well as those who just understand the importance of rest in our very hectic lives. We source the world for our fabrics and manufacture as much as we can right here in Vancouver. Manufacturing our own product allows us to offer something different. It also allows us to adapt to your own personal needs. Creating the simple clean lines of modern, the night time chic of a New York penthouse, or the romance of Venice is all possible.....and it always a tactile experience. Our specialties.... beautiful long staple cottons, cosy and weathered looking linens, faux furs, jacquard patterns, washable wools, and silk....just to name a few. Pisolino invites you to "feel" your way around our loft-like space, right in the heart of Yaletown.

homesense is a happy little playground for shopaholics and anyone furnishing a home or looking for…read moreinspiration, hunting for ideas for a hostess gift, or shopping for gifts in general, whether they're for someone else or a well deserved treat for yourself. part of the winners and marshalls family, this homesense location is at 493 robson street, on the second floor above iga. it's easy to walk past if you're not paying attention, but once you're inside, time has a way of slipping by. this is a great spot for fun, festive seasonal decor at reasonable prices. like winners and marshalls, it's very much a hit or miss experience, which is part of the charm. if you've got a bit of time, a lot of patience, and an open mind, chances are you'll leave with something you need, want and/or love. the selection is wide and always changing: linens, pet stuff, glassware, cookbooks, knick knacks, area rugs, hampers, closet organizing storage stuff, furniture, water bottles, puzzles, wrapping paper, and all kinds of things to decorate your space or stage an open house. you might come in for one item and leave with a cart full of unexpected finds. they also carry a surprisingly fun mix of foods, cookies, chocolates, olive oil, coffees, teas, syrups, pasta, and more. friendly pro tip: if you see something you really like, don't overthink it. things move fast here, and you can always return it later if you change your mind. just remember to keep your receipt. during the holidays, the store turns into a whimsical winter wonderland that feels festive without taking itself too seriously. even if you don't need anything, it's still a great place to wander. fun finds, seasonal charm, and always discovering something you didn't know you needed. bonus points for being dog friendly.

Customer service sucks and they claim they allow dogs but yet they pick and choose and they seem to…read moreallow the ones that don't behave in stores

Old Faithful is one of those shops that is merchandised so well where if you remove something off…read moreof a shelf someone else could tell exactly what you moved. I have been to the Old Faithful shop many times and it hasn't disappointed. It is very true to their theme of artisan, home-made or well-crafted-and-the-woodsy-bent items, which speaks to a particular customer. Some may love this shop and others may find it expensive and too specific to integrate into their personal style. I appreciate the care in the selection of the goods and the kindness of the employees. The first time I was in the shop (being overwhelmed by the visuals) I just bought several journals. When I got home, I realized that I wanted more and ordered them by phone because they don't use their website for special orders. They were very nice and when the package arrived, it was beautiful. Brown paper package, tied up with string... no kidding. This time I bought a huge wool blanket that I thought I could fit in my luggage (I couldn't) and it made a perfect gift. The thing about the blanket purchase was how much banter I had the the employees while I was purchasing it. While we were talking, THEY referenced that I had bought the journals the previous year. What memory. Their attention to detail gets me every time. I will always go back to Old Faithful when I am in Vancouver... whether or not I can fit what I buy into my luggage.

This shop is really really really cool. It is a great place to buy someone a gift. Everything here…read moreis like Japanese themed. They have a lot of stuff good for a home. This place is definitely expensive, would not recommend if you're broke, I'm not though. But yea I bought a soap shaped as a fish. I thought this was the coolest thing ever, I've never seen that before. Yea I paid $50 CAD for a soap. Yea that's absolutely ridiculous and yes you can call me stupid BUT at least it's cool though, amirite. Also, it smells good. But yea it's a gift, however I think I need to come back here and buy one for me. I think this is one of the coolest shops in gastown, this isn't a place you're going to read a review for and go, you just kinda walk into it like I did. Also, this place has really good books, I ended up buying the same book I saw here on amazon for half the price. But hey, at least I bought that fish soap.

While sauntering along Main Street this weekend I came upon this little gem. Nineteen Ten is a…read moreboutique filled with many unique and interesting items for the home. These include, but are not limited to, cards, rugs, workshop cage lights, wooden stools, cardboard house kits, prints and cushions from local designers, welcome signs, and various other useful and beautiful items. So the next time I am desperate for a gift for the person that has almost everything I think I will head back here. Plus they carry a small assortment of Christmas ornaments (my kryptonite) that I can ogle.

Nineteen ten just opened where Legends used to be. It's a very cute space, the size of Much and…read moreLittle but more like Old Faithful with its rustic brushed metal dining chairs and lighting fixtures. The lights are definitely the main focus, right now anyhow, and they are gorgeously unique, not over the top expensive. The service is quietly friendly and thoughtful. My favourite item was a bird smoke alarm in a wooden frame that would look great on any book or kitchen shelf for 80 dollars. It is definitely a welcome addition to the reiley park area with its gaudy antique shops and stupid expensive "Scandinavian" one (you want how much for that uncomfortable old chair?). They are currently having 10% off first purchase sale, so hurry on over! (13 of 30))