What a sweet shop and a lovely owner! I bought a vintage tiki dress here, so many nice vintage…read morepieces, good prices. Highly recommend.

great local business! great for old antique shopping and the ALOHA is totally shared in this store!read more

Great place to buy great things What a treat to find this…read moretreasure full of treasures while on the big island. Magical!

A OK. Hundreds of LP recordings. For example Paul Simon, Crazy All These years $10, Frampton Comes…read moreAlive for $12. They have a captive audience so they charge $7 for ice cream. They have a minimum I have to ding two stars for the tone of voice of the clerk when asked me if he could help me find something. I didn't get a friendly vibe, and didn't buy anything,

Since the first time my wife and I went to see Zak and his wife we have been blown away by their…read moreexpertise, customer service and knowledge about absolutely every piece they have in the warehouse/showroom. Sometimes I go there just to visit them because how awesome of people they are. They are ohana, and they will treat you just the same. If you ever need anything, go see Zak and his wife and if they don't have what you want in stock, they will usually find it for you within a reasonable time frame. I recommend Furnishings by Deb to anyone of any income level for absolutely any piece of furniture, art, indoor/outdoor, lamps etc. Go see them today!

This place is amazing!!! So many fantastic treasures. Found the most beautiful coffee table and…read moreside table. You can find one of a kind things at a really great price. Zak helped us out and always had a smile on hiss face.

Great collection of artwork, jewelry, clothes, pottery , paintings, wall hangings, ornaments,…read moreglassware and more done by local artists. Many unique finds. So much better than going home with a t-shirt! I found a piece of pottery with Hawaiian flowers painted and textured on it by a local potter on the island. I am going to add to my collection. The painted silks were absolutely stunning. The woman working packed my price in a bubble envelope (yes recycling!) and was very kind. I'd recommend stopping--it's like an art museum and gift shop combined!

Cute little store with trinkets and cards. It seems to be more of an local art, clothing and crafts…read morestore. I purchased a few cards here with lovely paintings on them to give as gifts, and some locally made soap. The saleswoman was kind and friendly. It's definitely a great place for locally made gifts.

What a hidden gem! I was passing by and King's Daughters Thrift Store caught my eye. I immediately…read morepulled over because I was looking for something in particular. As I was browsing, I met the Owner- Helen. Just a good soul. King's Daughters is a non profit company that helps out the community. Some items are donated but the majority of the items are purchased by Helen the owner. I found this beautiful black and red dress for Good Friday. It's brand new. Not worn and it was only $10. You can't find that kind of Blessing anywhere. As I browse the store, it's not just clothing. There's books, shoes, household items, jewelry and so much more. I promised Helen that I'd bring some gently used items for the store on my next visit to Kona. Keep up the amazing work! Much Mahalo for all you do to support the community

Cool store, filled with lots of treasures. A nice selection of jewelry. A super nice lady owns the…read moreplace. Very helpful. We drove to 6 different thrift shops. It was super fun.

The Hilo store has so many teak and wood furniture options that are unique! There is a wide variety…read moreof furniture choices.

Amazing selection. Customer service was great. Prices were better for quality than anywhere else on…read morethe island.

A great find in Kailua-Kona. We found this shop while meandering the streets of Kailua. It's a…read moregreat shop with a lot of local jewelers and other artisans. We found some amazing photos of the volcanoes and streaming lava. Great selection of all types of Hawaiian jewelry and other unique items. We met two different very nice and knowledgeable sales people / owners that were very nice and helpful. It's definitely worth a visit!

What a great place right in the heart of Kailua-Kona and close to the beach. We stopped in and…read morechatted with the very nice woman who works there. Some of the pictures and other artwork were simply amazing. Of course I saw some beautiful jewelryYikes!!! I fell in love with some earrings and a necklace but we had to leave so I didn't get them. So of course I thought about them all day. I phoned them the next day to see if the set was still there. The owner took a picture of the ones I described and emailed it to me. But it is hard to convey something like this over the phone. Driving back to our rental house we " just happened " to make it back to the shop before they closed, lol The owner was so much fun to talk to. Needless to say I found what I was looking for and I wore them to a wedding the next day. They have a lot of beautiful things, definitely worth stopping by.

Dana sold store. But still same lovely furniture. My house is filled with it. Five years later…read more Still looks like new!! Living room set. Dining room set. Barstools

I had a very negative experience with Big Island Living and would caution doing business with this…read morebusiness and owner, Courtney. About a month ago, I ordered two furniture pieces and paid a 50% deposit, with the understanding I would pay the remaining balance when the items arrived. While I was in the store, I witnessed another customer ask about a kamaʻāina discount and paying cash to avoid taxes, and the salesperson agreed. I then asked if I could do the same. The salesperson told me that with a Hawaiʻi driver's license, I qualified for a kamaʻāina discount. The salesperson offered to refund my deposit so I could pay cash after the discount was applied when the furniture arrived, and I agreed. Later, I was contacted by the owner (Courtney), who told me they do not offer a kamaʻāina discount and that paying cash was the "discount." That is not what was explained to me in-store. When I asked that the agreement made by their salesperson be honored, it was refused. Instead, I was repeatedly told that the kamaʻāina discount (which they dont offer!!) referred to tax savings, which was never how it had been presented at the time of purchase. I questioned why I needed a Hawaii Drivers License then? Anyone can pay cash! During that call, Courtney ended the conversation after stating she would not honor what had been communicated in-store and had nothing further to discuss. Because of how this situation was handled, I chose not to move forward with the transaction. Potential customers should be wary of what felt like bait-and-switch terms and unethical business practices. What is communicated at the point of sale may not be what is ultimately honored. This experience felt misleading, reflected poor business practices, and completely eroded my trust.