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Type of Shop
Editors Pick
Read MoreBotanik
A lovely garden and home shop, Botanik has an artful display of objects that bring the garden indoors (leaf-engraved glasses and lily-shaped candles, for instance) and the comforts of home into the garden with well-designed outdoor furniture.
Read MoreCominichi’s
Dozens of dealers bring their wares to Cominichi’s, a “flea market” selling secondhand furnishings, jewelry, designer clothing and antiques. Vintage-loving entrepreneur and owner Gina Comin originally set up shop on State Street—and helped spruce up the area’s once down-and-out image....
Read MoreDiani
The local institution is known for its designer labels, including Isabel Marant, Rag & Bone and Helmut. Much of the clothing is casual chic, but you can also find the perfect dress for an evening soiree, as well as au...
Read MoreIndian Summer
In a shingled cottage just up from the beach, Indian Summer sells women’s wear for the Southern Californian stylish set. You’ll find everything from the latest trendy jeans to straw hats and bags.
Read MoreMaison K
Few can enter this shop and leave without buying something, and many have completely redesigned their exterior entertaining spaces after a visit to Maison K. The owner carries a seductive selection of furniture and accessories (like shawls, belts and earthy...
Read MorePaseo Nuevo
This open-air pedestrian shopping area built in a florid Mexican style, complete with pink stucco and fountains, has some shops teens will enjoy, like Abercrombie & Fitch, and a movie theatre.
Read MorePeregrine Galleries
This Montecito gallery features Early American paintings as well as a great collection of Bakelite and Miriam Haskell jewelry from the 1930s and ’40s.
Read MoreRooms & Garden
In addition to antique and period furniture, luxe bedding, delicate accessories and artwork for your sunny southern California abode, Rooms & Gardens provides design consultation as well.
Read MoreTaku-Puna
When Taku Puna was located in Los Angeles, the boutique’s Clacton and Frinton clothing line was popular with costume designers for both big- and small-screen productions. (Those who have seen Friends, Get Shorty or Leaving Las Vegas might recognize the...
Read MoreThe Book Den
Santa Barbara’s version of the Strand in New York, the Book Den is one of California’s oldest used-book store and provides endless enjoyment for bibliophiles.
Read MoreThe Closet
Johanna Melamed was still studying at UCSB when she founded this shop, which sells, buys and trades secondhand couture pieces as well as vintage accessories and brand-name clothing (best-seller labels include True Religion, Citizens of Humanity, Catherine Malandrino and Gucci)....
Read MoreUpstairs
Above the gourmet market Pierre Lafond is a wonderful home shop that sells the plates and linens with which Pierre would furnish his home. Yes, French is a major influence, as is time at the table, as you would expect....
Read MoreWendy Foster
This boutique in Montecito carries a wonderfully edited collection of international designers for discerning women. She also has a shop on 833 State Street and 1221 Coast Village Road in Santa Barbara.
Read MoreWilliam Laman
The eclectic array of furniture for house and garden, both new and antique, reflect the owner’s eye and the refined but laid-back sophistication of the Montecito community.
