Fantastic artwork from local artists. Fast, quality framing with lots of choices. Very experienced…read morestaff. My go-to place for framing.

I've been coming here for years to get custom items framed and have never been disappointed with…read morethe work that has been done. The staff is great and very helpful. This location is in Kahaluu after the Hygienic Store where Kam Hwy & Old Kam Hwy merges at the Seven-11. It is a cute 2 story building with parking to the side. They have a great variety of art pieces throughout the gallery. You can easily get lost in the beauty of the art work. Kyle always does a tremendous job and the staff are so so kind. If you have any framing needs or are looking for some art pieces, I would definitely stop by and take a look.

There back! Pow!…read moreWow! is now World Wide Walls and the Hawaii festival is on! A new mission, to bring brightness through art to communities usually overlooked. Free and open to anyone. Watch the artist from around the world work and even talk with them. All are incredibly friendly. "I painted this whole wall with this little brush" says one standing on a lift at the end of a 250x20 foot mural. The deets: 1. Hawaii Walls runs from 05.08.2023 - 05.14.2023. 2. Follow World Wide Walls on IG and see pinned post for the mural map. 3. The greatest concentration of murals are at Palama Settlement. Other major locations include the Bishop Museum , Kalihi Kai Elementary, and Dillingham Plaza. Anyone interested in art or just want to see how it's created on a grand scale, this is a must.

Kakaako Murals- these two beautiful depictions of the Hawaiian culture are located next to each…read moreother on the wall of the Hibiscus Club on 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu. Go early because they're located in a parking lot

If you love art, supporting local, and interacting with art, then this is your next stop. This…read morelocation is currently run by donations so please give something as you enter or on the way out. I really loved how they used the space that was formerly Urban Outfitters. The dressing room walk was on of my favorites. Parking at the Hyatt Regency is really pricy though.

This exhibit is so cool, it was not only visual but also had many different textures, sounds,…read moresmells, areas, and different mediums of art. It is wonderful to see the amazing work of all powwow artists. When we went, there was no one else there so we got to take our time walking through and get some really good shots! If you're looking for something FREE to do in the Waikiki area, this is definitely a must see! It's not only got some wonderful installations but it's also air conditioned so it's great to cool down on hot days or find something to do indoors when raining! There's also a little gift shop (downstairs) that has some lovely handmade things for sale. Highly recommend stopping by this very cool spot and checking out all it has to offer!

Do you dream of having a vacation cottage with a beachy Hawaiian theme with a touch vintage…read moreflare...well Muse Kailua has that in the tiniest shop in Kailua. As a shell lover there was so much here that I loved that I've never seen anywhere else. Everything from clothing to jewelry, accessories, cards, trinkets and the cutest decor. I fell in love with a whale plate but went with a cup which can double as a bowl that I plan to use as a gift for a whale lover...gosh it's so cute!!! I absolutely love finding this somewhat hidden gem that's filled with so much selective treasures with the loveliest staff so patient and kind to compliment every choice you make. Support local, support small and follow them on Instagram @muse_kailua and their online shop https://www.musekailua.com and see the calm this Kailua boutique has to offer. Thank you!

I have many dream homes. My first dream home is a 3-story haunted Victorian Mansion with a large…read morewrap-around porch and wrought-iron fence outside. It would also have a large forest in the back with a small babbling stream running through it. The atmosphere would be a dark, dreary, foggy and rainy place. If you think I'm kidding, I am not. My second dream home would be another 3-story non-haunted Victorian Mansion with an airy porch with flowers all over the place, and the interior would be decorated with stuff from this store: Muse Kailua. I know non-haunted Victorian Mansions do not appear very oceany but who cares! I love the stuff in here and you could probably incorporate a lot of their stuff with your current decor. My current decor is shabby messiness with a hodge-podge of clutter, mess, papers strewn about, Halloween decorations out all-year-long, paper receipts piling up in boxes, dried hibiscus seed pods cluttering up the counter and a pile of (fake) skeletons on the living room floor. No, again I am not kidding. Aside from this foolish decor in my house, the stuff in here is the stuff I dream about: a clean, uncluttered home, airy windows with white billowy curtains, home smelling like fresh lemons and decor from Muse Kaiula: seashells, floral plates, tropical oceany goodness, whimsical lovely items and dream-like girlyness. If you are into Victorian, girliness, girly girl, mermaids, ocean, tropical, and ooh-la-la this is your place, and you're in luck if you're on the mainland because now they have their online store open!! Return factor: OF COURSE are you kidding??? Coz I'm not.

Awesome opportunity to see various types of art and photography by local artists with varying…read moredegrees of talent. The artists are friendly, love talking about their various techniques, and are fairly affordable. I love that they're it here every weekend,

Inspiring and Friendly Local Artists! I stumbled on this exhibit today and loved their outdoor…read moregallery that has been going on for decades! Let's keep it going! Buy Local & Support Local Artists!

What a surprise to discover Manoa Love Design a locally owned jewelry store nestled in…read moreInternational market place. Furukawa-san, the owner behind this store, had initially started his journey in the Watermull building on Lewers st, after years honing his craft he opened up this store called Manoa Love Design at the IMP. After a few years looking for a pendant to go with my necklace I saw this beautiful Hawaiian fish hook in his glass case and ask to see it. After looking at the style and the artwork I decided to purchase the hook and took it home to see if it would look great with my necklace. Long story short I'm very happy to purchase the Hawaiian hook, and not to mention he took the time to assure it would fit my 6mm necklace. Furukawa-San thank you for being you, it's been a long time to have someone genuinely selling a product for passion in designing what they create than for profit.

Super talented owner / designer. Pieces are uniquely Hawaiin and high quality! I plan to purchase…read moremore

If you are looking for a piece of Hawaii to take home, this is a great place to stop by in North…read moreShore. They have a lot of cute artworks from the locals and accessories. The prints are reasonable. Even if you are not planning to buy anything, just stop by and look at some of the stuff they have!

Watch out they will charge you two dollars for the bag. Aside from that it's a fairly nice little…read moregallery, with 100 different types of archival prints. It's in Haleiwa which has lots of cool little shops to separate you from yr money. We did buy a print 16x20 of a woman sitting in a chair and looking at the viewer commandingly. $60 so fairly cheap.

Located next to Rolex on the ground floor of international marketplace. A lot of cool and pretty…read morestuff inside the store. I always find koa wood beautiful and I'm glad there's a store selling things made from Hawaiian koa that is sustainably sourced (from downed trees). I was mainly interested in the jewelry and there were a lot of beautiful pieces. I love the linked bracelet with wood and rose gold, very elegant and unique. The earrings were handmade by an artist called Shannon from specially polished wood to reveal its fascinating chatoyancy (cat's eye effect like in some gemstones) resulting from thin, dense fibers in the wood all aligned in one direction. I've seen plenty of chatoyant gemstones, but it's my first time on a piece of wood! I knew I had to buy and wear them haha. There's also a more girly plumeria bracelet made from koa as well. I spent a lot of time in the jewelry section and didn't really get to browse other things in detail, oops. Next time. Also they offer kama'aina discount. Make sure you mention that and show your ID for it. One of the staff there said they're opening up a new store in Ala Moana soon too. Excited to see the new opening!

My boyfriend bought me an Acacia Wood Top Handle Handbag ($300) on a visit to Hawaii. I loved the…read morebag but used it occasionally because it was a bit too small for my things. When I did use it, the brand nameplate fell off. I contacted KoaWood Ranch via email and sent them a picture and asked if they could send me a replacement nameplate. After they asked me to provide the order number, order total, date of purchase and last 4 digits of the card used to purchase because they needed to tie this to a transaction in their system, I sent them a copy of the receipt (I had it even though it was a gift). After more than 2 weeks, their response was they do not carry replacement brass nameplates in-house, so it's not a part they could replace. And because of the date of purchase (2 yrs prior), the purchase "...falls beyond our normal policy window..." Wow. Then to be completely offensive, they said they value me as a customer and "we would be more than happy to offer you 30% off [30% off was in bold!] toward a replacement handbag." So for another $300 purchase (correction, $210, my bad) I could buy another handbag to fix my problem...because they still sell that handbag on their website, but they couldn't possibly obtain their own brass nameplate from the factory that makes their product. Way to stand by your product. Do not support this store, they don't support their own products.