1111 US-290, Dripping Springs TX 78620
“I buy my Glamorous wash laundry detergent from Cow Girls and Lace and have it shipped to me across the country. I’ve been doing it since I moved from Alabama in 2018 and haven’t found a local retailer. It always gets to me very quickly. It’s wonderful to know I can rely Cowgirls and Lace!”
601 FM 2325 Stea, Wimberley TX 78676
“This is the 2nd Largest Trade/Marketday in the State. Operates Only on the first Saturday March through December. Over 45o Vendors, Great food drinks and Music.Great organization run by local volunteers. Summer hours are 7:00 am till 3:00 PM typically through September, 7:00 am-4:00 PM in the Spring and Fall”
100 Melody Way Suite B, Wimberley TX 78676
“The owner has an incredible eye for design, blending colors, tones, wood types, and hardware in a way that feels both intentional and inspired. Every detail is perfectly curated, showcasing a deep understanding of aesthetics and craftsmanship. If you’re looking for furniture with soul and impeccable style, this is the place to go!”
104 Wimberley Square, Wimberley TX 78676
“Unique gifts and other items unique with a helpful and friendly staff. A must see for any tourist. Recommend the shop as a stop on your visit to Wimberley. Regards Suzette”
301 W Mercer St Suite A, Dripping Springs TX 78620
“Super fun store! There’s something for everyone. They’ve got stationary, drinks gifts, stickers, outdoor and bath wares. It’s a wonderful place to pick up a gift or something for yourself.”
12006 US-290, Austin TX 78737
“As a landscape architect it is hard not to be able to touch/see/experience large pot(s) for clients. My client wanted the only purple planters we could find for a deck and we had so much trouble getting a wide enough mouth on a pot for the entry. We could not be more pleased with all the help,communications, dedication, and joy that all the employees from the Austin location bring. You are safe to order from afar as they will fend for you, fill the holes, and wrap them spectacularly for shipment. We could not be more pleased and would use them again many times over!! We worked with Livingston and what a helpful and communicative person - he was right there. All wonderful people in the heat of the summer. Wonderful and necessary to clone”
9327 State Hwy 71, Austin TX 78735
“Ordered two large pieces of furniture (Byron Media Console and Toscano Bookshelf) from AZ. Was unsure due to being a small physical store located in Tx, at least that was my perception. However, they were communicative via chat, Answered questions, gave me tentative ETA for delivery and the name of the delivery company. Everything arrived as expected. We love our furniture and I will be definitely keep shopping through them for unique and amazing furniture pieces. Thank you”
601 Farm to Market Rd 2325, Wimberley TX 78676
“Hundreds of booths/shops selling all sorts of local items, antiques, clothes, pottery, artwork, plain junk, and of course imported goods. Something for everybody. Prices are generally high but most sellers will negotiate.”
14010 Ranch Rd 12, Wimberley TX 78676
“The man behind the counter was really pushing the CBD and Delta gummies to me and others. I did buy a single. It was one of the only gummies I have ever really felt. Wish I had bought more. Attached are before and after photo. Took about an hour.”
14008 Ranch Rd 12 #5, Wimberley TX 78676
“This gift shop was the heart and soul of the town. From the amazing smell once you walked in to the beautiful home decor, and the apparel, and children stuff and books. All of it was amazing. It made me SO happy to walk in. It broke my heart that they closed and the Square is not the same without them. This village lost a piece of its soul without Blue Willow. I wish they could come back.”
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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