I can't say enough wonderful things about this gem of a shop and the wonderful owner, Trudy. I live…read moreout of state, and was looking for a meaningful gift for my mother-in-law (who lives in Redmond) to mark a special milestone. From the moment I reached out, Trudy went above and beyond. Trudy, thank you for helping me create such a meaningful moment from afar. It is something we all will cherish!

A bright spot in the ever evolving makeup of downtown Redmond shops and restaurants. The space is…read morewarm and has a well curated set of housewares, seasonal decor, and jewelry. There are several businesses offering similar types of wares, but this is where we made all of our purchases. The jewelry, in particular, was incredibly affordable and stylish. Loved the seasonal decorations and mix of vintage and contemporary wares. Looking forward to shopping here on all of my visits to Redmond.

This shop has been open for 3 years and I only just now heard about it due to them opening a…read morecoffee/pastry shop next door. Both Urban Homestead and the Sweet and Salty shoppe are owned by the same couple. Great little place to sit and have coffee and a snack then browse the 2 gift stores! Promote local!!

From the owner: We no longer offer a full retail storefront experience. We run special shopping events that are…read moreadvertised every few weeks along with online shopping. Follow on Instagram @urbanhomesteadco or check our website for in person calendar of events.

This is a great shop for gifts for friends and family. Unique gifts with a wide variety of items to…read morechoose from.

This is the cutest friendliest Shop in Redmond, Oregon!…read more Worth the time to step in and find some amazing gifts made by other woman to help support their families in other countries besides our own!!! I guarantee you will walk out with at least one purchase!

What a wonderful surprise to wander in and see so many really cool things at reasonable prices…read more Summer, the owner, is kind and helpful and has great tastes. It is really a cornucopia of many wonderful things, for your self, your home, and gifts! I picked up two gifts right away for hard-to-buy-for people and they were both reasonably priced. Stop in and find what you need, all in one place!

Fabulous store in old town Redmond OR. Full of fun unusual things. Wall hangings/signs, plants,…read morebooks, ceramics, household etc more. Hard to explain/give it its due but well worth a visit! Loved this store!!

This place is pretty freakin' cool and I can't wait to see it (hopefully) continue to grow. Parts…read moreof it seem a little empty but since it's all different vendors you can't always control that. First walking in I wasn't too impressed, only because the displays you see first weren't really my thing. However, after walking through I found a lot of things that are of interest to me (see pictures). I'm assuming the man I talked to there is the owner, and he was very friendly. I had a big backpack with me and offered to drop it off at the front while I walked around (since some places understandably request that) but he was really chill about it. If I didn't already have a full backpack and long walk ahead of me, there are a few things I would have purchased it and may be back soon to do so, assuming they might still be there!

Owner was not wearing a mask!!!!! Unacceptable…read more When I told him this is making me uncomfortable, he had no response. I had to walk out the door. No hand sanitizer anywhere, I doubt any of the products are sanitized or cleaned. NOT COVID-FRIENDLY and NOT COVID-SAFE

Truly out of this world! Don't let the size fool ya. This is, by far, one of the best vintage…read morecollections I've seen in Oregon (and I've made a point to hit a lot)! It's rare to find such variety of classic period apparel and shoes and accessories along side quality art and home goods unless you're perusing rented spaces in a shop. The Empoli glassware caught my eye, but my conscience kept telling me I didn't have space for the pieces I have. I've never seen a 'big eye' book, but there were large hardbacks on Margaret AND Walter Keane! If you're looking to fill wall space there was a gold 'Jere' esque (could've been authentic) gold wall sculpture of a mass of winged birds and a mod wall print in muted brown and gold, similar to one I own. Dresses and gowns that looked straight off the set of Wonder Years and silver glitter platform disco shoes were just a few of the epic pieces on display. The daughter found the perfect pair of vintage clogs and long flowy skirt that she treated herself to. The owner and I chatted about theater and bonded over her great taste, as it was reflective of so much that I collect and love myself. I'm happy to be the first to add this store and rating. Time to get her a Yelp sticker for the door!

From the owner: Fantastic vintage shop in downtown Redmond. Small in size, but full of fabulous vintage clothing,…read moremid century home decor, and pop culture. #541-350-6392

Andy is knowledgeable, helpful and amazing. He went out of his way to help us find an oversized pot…read morefor our Monstera. They also have a wide selection of pottery and plants . We love visiting this store!!

Although this place has been in business for about three years, I discovered it only yesterday, by…read morehappenstance, when I was looking for some place else. This Yelp review is to help point others to this little gem "on purpose". If you're looking for a landmark to find Earth's Art - Tumalo Garden Market as you drive from Bend to Tumalo, it's in the long red and white building that you can't miss seeing from the road. But this garden store and nursery is tucked in the back of that building. BOTTOM LINE: This will be on my regular rotation for garden plant and accent shopping! If you enjoy Eastside Gardens in Bend (I think it's among the best of local nurseries - http://www.yelp.com/biz/eastside-gardens-bend ) you might think of this as a much smaller version of that. WHAT IT IS / WHAT IT SELLS: Part indoor garden shop with amazingly healthy house plants (as all of us in Central Oregon's high dessert climate know, this can be hard to achieve here), garden tools, garden hats, birdhouses, bird feeders, pots and an array of other things. Part outdoor garden nursery area with gravel walkways leading to green houses of pre potted displays as well as perennials in sizes from four inch pots to gallon containers to larger. Some vegetable starts are also in the mix. The nursery extends beyond the greenhouses and you find many kinds of trees for sale there. Some of the plant containers and birdhouses and garden accents are made by local people. Tip: Look at the cool planters made by a local guy out of defunct propane tanks. There is a reason Garden Arts sells out of these. But more than simply retail sales are here. Earth's Art - Tumalo Garden Market also offers classes, like an upcoming Wildlife Gardening class (my favorite way to garden as my Yelp profile reveals). They also provide services to help with landscaping and home agriculture. VALUE: Prices on all things seemed very reasonable. We bought two pretty planted pots to use in a cart we keep on our front porch and we paid about 25% less than we would have for something of similar quality elsewhere. Not to mention we probably couldn't have put these together as artfully on our own. (Note: Like them on Facebook and you'll get 10% off your purchase.) VERY FRIENDLY, KNOWLEDGEABLE STAFF: The woman who runs the store, Linda, is enthusiastic about what the owner is doing here and a font of information and uber helpful. Delightful. ACCESSIBILITY: The parking lot has well over 50 spaces but only one accessible stall, so code minimums are not met here, and it is not well marked. The good news, though, is the lot is paved and not gravel. Also good news, the garden store is level in and accessible including the loo. The bad news is large loose gravel at the nursery would make it impossible for a wheelchair user - or someone pushing a stroller. On the day I visited, a user of Canadian crutches and another user of a walker were struggling on the large, loose gravel. THIS N THAT: 1) FARMERS MARKET: During 2012, the Tumalo Farmers Market is held here on Thursday afternoons from 3:00 - 6:00. Started the end of May and will run through September. 2) TUMALO ART WORKS (TAW): This is located in the same complex and has for sale the work of local craftsman and artists. You may want to stop in here too.

This is an awesome place, the owner is very friendly and it has very cute plants and decorations,…read morethere is also nice food court around. Nice stop on the way!

I was so pleased to meet Robin the owner of pottery house. She was super helpful! She has an…read moreextensive selection of colorful ceramic pots, with many shapes and sizes (as well as a wonderful selection of water fountains) for good prices. Definitely my go to place in Central Oregon

Don't buy here. Lack of communication, price increases and especially hidden fees...lack of…read morecustomer service. As a local, I would never buy here again and have told everyone we know to avoid this place. We tried to work with them, our furniture ordered was delayed outside the 90 day window...wait over 90 days for furniture??? They don't care. They want to charge to cancel, though they have not fulfilled what they promised.

Beautiful store with a great selection of quality furniture and home decor. The pieces are stylish…read moreand well-made, and the staff is friendly and helpful without being pushy. A great place to find something unique for your home!