There are two places I trust completely when it comes to putting together a truly chic, upscale…read moreboho look. One is in Palm Springs and the other is in Joshua Tree, and between the two of them, you can create something that feels entirely your own. In Palm Springs, it's The Frippery. In Joshua Tree, it's The End. These are not stores where you walk in and grab something off a rack and call it a day. This is where you build a look. The pieces are curated, the textures are right, and there's a very intentional mix of vintage, statement, and elevated boho that you just do not see everywhere else. You can feel that the owners understand style, not just trends, and that makes all the difference. It will take many pieces to bring it all together, so take your time. Do not rush through it. Let yourself explore, try things on, and really pay attention to what feels right. This is not about grabbing one perfect item. It is about layering, editing, and building something slowly until it becomes your look. The right jewelry, the right gloves, the right hat or bolero. Every detail matters. You never quite know what the final result will be, and that is part of the magic. It is a process. You shift things, you refine, and then suddenly it all comes together in a way you could not have planned from the beginning. What I love most is that you are not going to walk into an event and see someone else wearing the same thing. That almost never happens anymore, and here it feels possible again. You leave with something personal, a little unexpected, and completely your own. If I really wanted to impress someone, this is exactly how I would do it. I would pull pieces from both shops, layer everything together, add a little glamour, and show up dressed to the nines, but still effortless, still boho, still cool without trying too hard. Trust the process. You are going to walk out wearing something absolutely killer.

First time here and love the vibes and hippie like pop of color vintagey fun quirky clothes &…read moredecor. I think it's pricey but I believe it's high quality pieces and well taken care clothing. They also have jewelry, accessories; earrings, belts, bandannas. Welcoming service as well!

Not the friendliest…read more It's hard to tell this store is open but when you're inside it's interesting! The store is bigger than expected with lots of goodies!

Terrible pricing, mystery bag that had adult only bag on it was 20 fucking dollars and you get a…read moregod damn dog leash. What a joke will never visit

Awesome place! My new go-to anytime I pass it. So many good finds and lots of sales. Love it there…read moreand the guy that's singing is the best business man I would say. He is very delightful and welcoming. The value is super good there and I can tell they care about their customers! They value the customers time and attention very well

Like OMG, O... M....Goodness, I am so happy we stopped here, passed by and I see the huge man…read morestatue and asked the hubby to drive back so we could check it out, he was about to ignore me because he didn't want to turn back around. Thank you wonderful hubby, I am so glad he did. I LOVE, Loved this shop, it sure brought back nostalgic memories of my childhood days, growing up in the late 80s, everything brought back memories. I had the greatest time shopping here, I was so excited , emotional at the same time, I shared with my big kids about each items, product, my memories-and hubby & kids thought I was crazy.. hehe. The Station Joshua Tree is a funky store in Palm Springs, after 29 Palms, with quirky merchandise and nostalgic collectibles. The one thing that I wanted to get and miss are those colorful charms with the necklace, $125.00 for the entire set, those were one of my favorites to collect during the 80s. That is so vintage! The friendship bracelet was another memories, I remember making those. All in all, what a surprise, such a fun store to take it all in and we had so much fun taking photos, great photo opt in front of the statue, use the selfie stand, we did so many different selfie photos. Don't miss out on this shop, a must stop with the coolest stuff and vintage vibe- I would visit again and again!!

If you are looking for something to do in Joshua Tree, check this place out. So many interesting…read moremerchandise being sold on the shelves. It's a very fun store to explore taking your time to see what they offer. They had toys for decent prices, tshirts, hats, and so much more. Good selections of snacks and drinks as well. My son had some organic lemonade which was refreshing especially on a hot day. There were small rides for little ones to enjoy. Make sure to bring quarters for them. The owner was completely nice and gave my son a little toy for free. I thought it was so kind of him to do so. Don't forget to take a picture with the tall statue of the tall cowboy holding up the Joshua Tree sign. Excellent spot for great pictures for memory. Put this on your bucket list when making a trip to Joshua Tree.

Although it was relatively busy when we visited Coyote Corner, I really enjoyed browsing everything…read morethey had. It is such a fun place to look for gifts or even just pick up something small to remember a great trip to Joshua Tree. We ended up buying some cactus candy to try, and it was a very unique and enjoyable experience.

Such a cute store for souvenirs to take home. The staff were completely friendly as we walked in…read more You felt the love. Small store, but packed with lots of goodies such as toys, magnets, honey, drinks, and lots more. My kids bought some little toys to remember the trip by. One of them spotted a squishy needle so of course we had to buy one for a very reasonable price. She was so thrilled to find them. There's plenty of parking to easily access the store. Good stop when you are in the Joshua Tree area.

They are really upping their game! Lots of great finds last week. One of our favorites in town.read more

Angel View is right off Highway29 in YuccaValley--a nonprofit thrift store supporting children and…read moreadults with disabilities. The store is packed with a wide array of household items, clothing, jewelry, and loads of unique frames. Prices lean thrift-store fair--closer to mid-range than super-cheap--but that's reasonable knowing the proceeds support a good cause. Staff and volunteers are friendly and helpful, especially during donation drop off. Pros: * Wide, ever-changing inventory--clothing, housewares, vintage décor * Strong mission--100% of proceeds support programs for people with disabilities * Friendly staff and great donation-pickup service * Excellent prices relative to local vintage/thrift shops Cons: * Occasional dry spells and sizes not terribly organized * Some items may be priced much higher than expected for thrift

I loved this place. Lots of fun unique pieces of clothing/jewelry etc - very friendly owner.read more

Charming little desert shop with a vintage Western feel. Lots of interesting things to browse, from…read morefood to clothing, and I would love to check out their denim selection next. On the first Sunday of every month, they host a three-vendor pop-up with Shoobs' vegan and gluten-free donuts, Mean Gene's Beans with coffee and tasty blueberry matcha, and beautiful blooms from Bee's Flower Shop. Definitely will check it out again. Thank you!