I love this store. I have visited this great shop several times and I always leave with something…read morecool. They have fun and high-quality items for your home. They also have an incredible inventory of Le Creuset and other cookware lines, glassware/barware, electrics, cookware for local cuisine, home decor such as pillows, rugs, sheets, bath, and laundry. They carry beautiful pottery from local artisans such as Carolina Haveroth. Friendly and helpful associates. They have other locations in Brasil. This shop is a much better choice for home goods than the shop Spicy located up the street. www.coqueluchecasa.com.br

The most gorgeous gift store - the only place for super original and personalized gifts I've found…read morein São Paulo. They have a great selection of Dröm-designed gifts (they will make you your own versions of many of them) and other interesting Brazilian-designed homewares. From eco-friendly kid's products to custom skateboard decks and Travel accessories. They can personalize gifts while you wait.

If you are looking for authentic brazilian handicraft, Kariri is the place. Even for me being a…read morebrazilian there are so many beautiful and unique products that is hard to leave without purchasing anything.

Coisas boas acontecem aqui. Love this little local store. They have very nice accents for the home…read moreand something I'd never seen before coming to Sao Paulo: "lambe-lambes." They're like funky wall paper that you put up with white glue and water. I covered a wall in our apartment with these 'lick-licks" and it brought a ton of good energy with it. If you are looking for some conversation pieces for your house or work, this place is definitely worth checking out.

Inspired by contact with indigenous peoples, Walter Gomes opened this store to promote awareness…read moreabout and economic opportunities for Brazil's native communities. Artisans of 230 indigenous tribes create the crafts and artworks, from musical instruments to earthenware, sold here. Also, informative videos and books are available on site for those keen to learn more about Brazil's first residents.

This Brazilian designer has fun, unique, gorgeous tropical prints inspired by sixties designs. The…read morefabrics, colors, and designs are beautiful. The boutique with an outside patio for coffee is inspiring and fun! Valet parking is available. The shop is secure and you will be let into the store by an associate. www.adrianabarra.com.br

This little gem is a gift shop/museum and cafe in one and a wonderful place to buy Brazilian…read morehandicrafts at exceptionally reasonable prices. Responsibly sourced and thoughtfully curated.

A Tok & Stok store like so many others around Brazil, but boy oh boy is this store huge. Definitely…read morethe biggest one I have ever been to. Prices, unfortunately, are out of my league, but sure is nice to browse around to see what they got.