Images, text, and borders of your choice are woven into a cotton custom photo blanket to make a special gift for a loved one Provide us with your high resolution digital file and we can print from it. One on one consultations Custom Invitations, Gifts, Stationery, Gift Wrapping and more!BE THE FIRST TO KNOW ABOUT NEW PRODUCTS, EXCLUSIVE OFFERS, AND THE LATEST NEWS IN THE WORLD OF YOSEMITE HOME DECOR.The 13 Best Furniture and Home Stores in Las VegasCreated by Foursquare Lists IKEAYou will easily spend two to three hours here. Happens to me every time. We shop first then go to cafe. Get the family card so your coffee/soda is free.Take pictures of everything you like. It will help when you are trying to remember!#IKEA #vegas opens May 18th! The Container StoreLots of containers but more than that, they have lots of stuff to get organized like closets, kitchen and bathroommy fav place in vegas!I think I'm in heaven!!!! Great job with our car windows. Mike and Courtney are super nice too!

Very friendly staff, free drinks while you wait & Wi-Fi. If you're hungry they have a food delivery service. Best shop in town, great service and prices for top quality tint. HomeGoodsLots of things for the home. Good selection of kitchen accessories too!Tons of home furnishings and stuff for the kitchenAwesome deals Bed Bath & BeyondThe friendliest staff! It was a pleasure! Great selection and prices.Bed Bath & BeyondAsk about gift wrapping. It's considered bridal-related, and not really too public, but the bags are generic enough for birthdays, etc. Love getting the 20% off coupons!They have a lot of good stuff here. Sur La TableCooking classesGreat demos and usually a great deal if you look around. HomeGoodsI was a first timer yesterday, called for help on the phone & the staff was very nice and helpful. At checkout again helpful . Cost Plus World MarketWine section is so good. 87-90 point wines under $15 bucks, most under $10!Load up on international cookies & sauces.So much to ser Cost Plus World MarketUnique things from around the world.

Wine, beers, coffee, candy, food. Plus kitchenware, dishes, home furnishings and more!. Excellent staff, very helpful!Heart wine selection and lots of cool food products from around the world :)This place has amazing jewelry and home decor items! I could spend hours in here... Sur La TableI really loved it! I wish we could have one of these stores in Mexico! I bought my knife pack here at a right priceNot the cheapest place for cookingware but you can check the sales and promotions on line, those are worthyStop by and check out our new Demeyere Industry 5, Introductory Special five-ply clad 3 quart saute pan with lid ONLY 139.96! Pier 1 ImportsSuch cute stuffFriendly service and great items to buy.The women who work here are amazing! So friendly and so willing to help you!! Can't wait to go back to get dorm decorations!!Tai Pan Trading and TPT Home welcome you!We specialize in Seasonal Décor, Plants and Florals, Trees and Topiaries, Kitchen and Dish items, and everything else you can imagine to make your house a home. 

TPT is a constantly changing place filled with ideas, inspirations, and vignettes to nurture your creative spirit.  decorating ideas for christmas front doorThere is always something new, something on sale, and something unexpected to put you in a mood to express yourself.  ideas for table settings & decorOur website offers an online store with a selection of some of the most popular items we carry, and we share our TPT style with some DIY on our blog.  top home furnishing brandsJoin our mailing list to get access to special offers and insider information on promotions.  Join us to experience all the comforts of home.TPT Home, a Tai Pan Trading Co. Art - Click to shop

Baskets & Containers - Click to shop Candles, Candleholders & Aromatherapy - Click to shop Clocks - Click to shop Fashion - Click to shop Figurines - Click to shop Floral - Click to shop Frames - Click to shop Kitchen - Click to shop Lamps - Click to shop Mirrors - Click to shop Misc. Décor - Click to shop Racks - Click to shop Topiaries - Click to shop Wall Décor - Click to shop Wreaths - Click to shop Yard & Garden - Click to shopTHERE ARE ENDLESS WAYS TO MAKE HOME YOURS Find inspiration on our blog, discover your home design personality with the Stylescope quiz, or browse recent in-store finds on Pinterest, Customer Finds, or our new app: The Goods®. IDEAS, TIPS & TRICKS FOR YOUR HAPPY HOME Style a space, throw a party, conquer a design challenge — you'll find it all on our blog! Explore our designHappy blog WHAT'S YOUR HOME DESIGN PERSONALITY? Discover your unique style, get tips, and share the inspiration!

Take the Stylescope quiz Pin-worthy inspiration for every corner of your home! SEE & SHARE STORE FINDS Warning: these pictures may cause shopping envy! See & share Customer Finds Looking for some great ideas to make your home more you? Sign up for emails to get inspiration! Sign up for HomeGoods emailWorkshops Annie Sloan Basics (Las Vegas)SATURDAY, February 25Cabinet Redux (Las Vegas)SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25Annie Sloan Basics (Henderson)SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25Cabinet Redux (Henderson)SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25Call us to schedule a private partyand more ... Three locationsBoulder City  ~  Las Vegas  ~  Henderson Relish things old and                            honor their past...        ~ BridgetThe beach, a bustling culinary scene and beautiful architecture might be the usual headliners in Santa Barbara, but the coastal city’s shopping is the unsung star. From the busy downtown to the laidback surrounding beach communities, the area’s retail pursuits abound.

You will find boutiques showcasing local fashion designers, home and lifestyle stores offering interpretations of coastal style, and beauty and health spots where you can indulge. Complemented by art galleries and boutique food and wine purveyors, it’s easy to see why the city is a shopping paradise. The State Street area is a mix of new shops, local mainstays and up-and-coming designer boutiques.Photography Photography Dave LauridsenState and the surrounding streets have a prevalent indie spirit, with boutiques specializing in everything from home décor to jewellery and accessories tucked between the big names and locally owned standbys.1A West Canon Perdido; 1 805/564-2465 superChic is a favourite on the Santa Barbara shopping scene for its eclectic yet highly curated range of furnishings, homeware and objets d’art.Photography Photography Dave LauridsenOwners Brian Callahan and Terry Calhoun left behind San Francisco and careers in fashion (Prada, Louis Vuitton) and floral design to relocate and open this tiny interiors boutique just off State.

It’s a favourite of Santa Barbara’s design-conscious denizens for its eclectic yet highly curated range of furnishings, homeware, antiques and objets d’art.740 State Street; 1 805/963-7258 In addition to carrying pink-salt–infused skin-care products and decorative candles, Salt also carries slabs of pink salt ideal for cooking.Photography Photography Dave LauridsenDescend the stairs into Salt’s rose-hued lair to find products (facial scrubs and masks, decorative candles, statues) made from 100 percent pure Himalayan pink crystal salt. The shop is also home to a tiny spa, which offers massages and Himalayan salt scrubs. The spa’s salt caves – circular rooms with walls, ceilings and floors made from 45 tons of Himalayan pink salt – are said to relieve allergies, asthma and various skin conditions.Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara1019 State Street; 1 805/884-1155 Stroll through Rugs & Furnishings and browse among colourful hand-knotted Khotan rugs from northwest China, hammered copper vases from Ghana, and beautiful rugs and hanging lamps from Turkey.Photography Photography Dave LauridsenThe plain name of this State Street shop belies the exquisite quality of its goods, sourced from the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

Find items such as Bamileke stools – low-slung round stools carved from the trunk of a tree and used by kings in Cameroon during ceremonies. Browse hand-knotted Khotan rugs from the northwest region of China, raw silk scarves from Indonesia, beautiful hanging Turkish lamps and intricate Turkish and Persian rugs.1324 State Street, Suite B; 1 805/966-3114 Diani boutique maintains a cool, edgy vibe with its many designer labels on offer – think Isabel Marant, Rag & Bone, and Elizabeth and James.Photography Photography Dave LauridsenKenya-born, England-bred Caroline Diani launched a fashion revolution in Santa Barbara when she opened her edgy boutique in 2002. Diani is still the favoured stomping ground of the city’s hip and well-dressed, thanks to the brands on offer (Isabel Marant, Rag & Bone and Anya Hindmarch) and the shop’s laid-back vibe. Be sure to stop in at Diani’s sister shoe boutique in the same State Street centre, just a few doors down.In this formerly industrial area between State and Garden streets, just south of the 101 and a few blocks from the sea, old factories and garages now house surf shops, designer boutiques and art galleries.

A number of small-scale wineries have set up shop to form their own wine trail, the Santa Barbara Urban Wine Trail.116 East Yanonali Street; 1 805/698-7569 Stock up on super-soft sweaters, hand-knit from fine Peruvian alpaca wool, at Kakoon; the shop also offers a custom order service.Photography Photography Dave LauridsenFor chic travel wear, stock up on local designer Kate McMahon’s super-soft and warm collection of knits made of baby Peruvian alpaca wool. All of the knits at this shop are crafted by McMahon or her team of two. The shop also provides a custom order service. Kakoon is located in a two-storey gallery and shopping complex in the Funk Zone, so be sure to browse the other outlets before leaving the area.136 State Street; 1 805/899-4947Founded by designer Sally McQuillan, Raoul Textiles is a line of mostly Belgian linens that are hand-printed in Santa Barbara. In the expansive, light-filled store and workshop, you’ll find the full collection of designs on everything from throw pillows, notebooks and linen bags to custom sofas and chairs from British fine furniture brand George Smith.The community in which Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara is located has some of the region’s best shopping options.

Directly behind the Hotel is Coast Village, a strip of jewel-box–like shops and top-notch restaurants that draw locals and visitors alike. And farther up on San Ysidro Road is another stretch of antiques, lifestyle, fashion and food shops to peruse.1131 Coast Village Road; 1 805/695-0625 Lily’s small space overflows with stylish knick-knacks such as jewellery made by local designers, silk robes, and decorative trays and mirrors.Photography Photography Dave LauridsenLily is tiny, but that’s part of the charm of the boutique that overflows with stylish knick-knacks sourced by owner Linda O’Hare. Rifle through this treasure chest and you might turn up jewellery imagined by Ojai-based designer Susan Cummings and made in India with semiprecious gems, silk robes with leopard print lining, mother-of-pearl trays or mirrors from Thailand and Morocco.1159 Coast Village Road; 1 805/969-1676 Maison K owner Kimberly Phillips travels the globe for goods small and large, from dainty ceramics and woven gold necklaces to hand-carved chairs from Indonesia.Photography Photography Dave LauridsenOwner Kimberly Phillips takes several trips a year to source a global mishmash of fine goods for her bi-level Coast Village lifestyle shop.

Products range from the small and (carefully) packable (woven gold necklaces and hard-to-find Astier de Villatte ceramics, both from Paris) to the large and room-defining (hand-carved chairs from Indonesia, a massive stone urn from Ghana).Just south of Montecito off the 101, this beach town’s string of antiques shops, fashion boutiques, lifestyle stores and more make it a must for shoppers.2329 Lillie Avenue; 1 805/565-3831Set in a small 1920s bungalow along Summerland’s main avenue, Botanik is one of the more charming shopping experiences around. Browse the range of furniture and décor, including artisan-crafted ceramic ware from Portugal and handwoven baskets from Tanzania. Botanik’s garden space caters to plant lovers, with succulents, orchids, dwarf olives and gardenias, even vintage oil jars and a stone livestock water basin repurposed as a planter.2330 Lillie Avenue; 1 805/565-3848Bonita is a local fashionista’s source for all things boho-chic, from crocheted dresses and breezy linen tunics from Swedish brand Odd Molly to Tocca fragrances.