There are so many reasons to shop Petaluma. Here are a few.
Artifacts and home goods at Bay-Ti: Rachid Hassani’s store on Kentucky Street adds a Moroccan vibe to Petaluma’s vintage scene. Hassani includes his own creations made from upcycled items—like a rustic tabletop perched on the pedals of an exercise bike—along with treasures from artisan-rich Morocco: antique carved bowls that still carry the faint scent of camel’s milk, poufs made from antique rugs, modern ceramic tea sets and more. Bay-ti, 1 Fourth St., Petaluma, 707-774-6561, baytihome.com
A selection of items at Bay-ti in Petaluma. (Courtesy photo)
Botanical buys at Flourish: It’s Jungalow in the home design world. By that, we mean a plant-crazy wave of eclectic and pretty bohemian style sweeping the Instagram feeds. Flourish has plant-happy finds, like air plants galore with many unique vessels to put them in. Also practical gifts like brass sprayers that are pretty enough to double as decor. Geodes and botanical art and other treasures, too, are available for this nature-centric moment in home design. Flourish, 5 Fourth St., Petaluma, 707-971-7666, flourishbayarea.com
Flourish in Petaluma. (Courtesy photo)
Exquisite and sustainable style at Indigenous Organic and Fair Trade: Locally designed clothing is sourced and produced sustainably all over the globe. Around for 30 years, now with a flagship store in Petaluma, Indigenous has partnered with artisans abroad. The store offers stylish and sumptuous cotton finds, that are sustainable to the environment and produced in a way that remunerates the forgotten laborer of the fast fashion economy. Indigenous Organic + Fair Trade Fashion, 110 A Petaluma Blvd. N, Petaluma, 809-334-9594, indigenous.com
Fair Trade fashion from Indigenous in Petaluma. (Courtesy photo)
Fantastic new and vintage finds at Opera House Collective: Zoe’s Clothing Exchange’s carefully curated consignment items, celebrated Aubergine Vintage’s finds, and OHC’s gift boutique make up this treasure of a collective on Kentucky Street. From geodes and locally made items— like ball caps and incense—to a vast selection of resale and vintage clothing, the Opera House Collective is worth a good perusal. You’ll find wardrobe staples from their vast denim collection plus iconic pieces from decades past. Opera House Collective, 145 Kentucky St., Petaluma, 707-774-6576, facebook.com/pg/Operahousecollective
Opera House Collective in Petaluma. (Courtesy photo)
Small-batch makers featured at Field Works Petaluma: Artist and store proprietor Jenny Paisley features her so-Petaluma linoleum block prints plus the work of others. Prints and housewares plus soaps and lotions are well curated and selected from mostly small batch makers—local and around the country. Like Paisley’s designs, the through line of Field Works’ finds is a sense of whimsy and home. Field Works Petaluma, 316 B Street, Petaluma, 707-766-6800, fieldworksshop.com
Prints from Field Works in Petaluma. (Courtesy photo)
There are so many reasons to shop Petaluma, like the legendary antique scene and other unique shops like a supremely-stocked spa boutique, an all-things-knives store and a two-story Copperfield’s location. Here are a few other unique Petaluma shopping destinations that we suggest you visit right now—click through the above gallery for details.
Phoenix optical- amazing custom styles, huge selection including vintage frames, and awesome service too on Kentucky street