59 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley CA 94941
“Roja Rugs provided a custom rug for a design project requiring a specific shape and tailored specifications to suit the architecture and layout of the living room. They were exceptionally collaborative, bringing multiple rug options in different sizes directly to the client’s living room, allowing us to evaluate scale, proportion, light, color, and texture in the space which was essential to the final selection. They were also highly accommodating with all requests and adjustments along the way, approaching each detail with flexibility and a practical, problem-solving mindset. The final piece was beautifully executed and integrated seamlessly into the overall design. The clients were thrilled with the result and the transformation it brought to the space. Following installation, they also returned as needed to address and refine minor details, handling everything with professionalism and care. Max was especially helpful throughout the process and consistently professional, responsive, and easy to work with. I would gladly work with them again on future high-end residential projects!”
118 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley CA 94941
“Eli, the owner has such a gifted eye. Every time I come in or look online I find another treasure. She always has the coolest, most unique pieces. Everyone who works there is also so kind and welcoming. I always love stopping in.”
177 East Blithedale Avenue, Mill Valley CA 94941
“Wow… The pieces in here are so luxurious. Female owned business, with a passion for comfortable and beautiful goods. Handcrafted leather products, I got a shawl for my GF, and she loves it! They also have a store in SF on Filmore.”
9 Throckmorton Ave, Mill Valley CA 94941
“What a great place! I just wish I could give it more stars. The owner, Patty, knows more about bedding than anyone! She is super friendly and helpful. Run away as fast as you can from chain stores like Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware. This is where you can get the real deal”
10127 Fair Oaks Boulevard, Fair Oaks CA 95628
“So nice to have this store in the village! When you need a special gift for someone, or for yourself, this is the place! High quality pieces for home, as well as purses and jewelry. Not cheap but unique items that are worth it — and things do go on sale.”
129 Miller Ave Ste 603, Mill Valley CA 94941
“Makers Market feels like American craft went to Mill Valley, had a very good coffee, and came back slightly better dressed. Inside, it’s all warm wood, soft light, and shelves that look effortless but clearly involved a great deal of thought. Milk bottle candles lined up like they behave, leather goods with quiet confidence, ceramics that make you reconsider the mugs you own at home. What stands out is the restraint. It would be easy to lean into rustic theatre, but it doesn’t. No performance of authenticity, no heavy storytelling. Just well-made objects, placed with enough confidence to let you discover them at your own pace. You come in for a look. You leave with something small, useful, and slightly more expensive than planned, and therefore obviously worth it. A very Mill Valley outcome 🥳”
238 E Blithedale Ave, Mill Valley CA 94941
“I bought a sectional sofa made by Cisco Brothers from Summerhouse a little over a year ago. It was a big investment and the owner and sales lady made the experience easy and held my hand the whole way. I was able to get a brand new floor model without waiting many months to receive an order. I called and confirmed they had what I was looking for, but it wouldn't be arriving in the store for several days. They called me back when the piece had arrived and let me swing by to see it in the back before it was even out of the packing. They spent time going through the dimensions and orientation of the sofa, talked me though everything, and then offered for just the delivery fee to let me take it home and try it out. All in all a very pleasant experience and I will definitely be buying there again.”
800 Redwood Highway Frontage Road Ste 405, Mill Valley CA 94941
“As I recall, West Elm used to be a place where college kids could get an upscale aesthetic for less. Now it's all grown up. I'll be buying a sofa there as soon as I can decide on fabric.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
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