Lark

What a pleasant breath of fresh air. Have visited several times and bought so so many lovely and unique, artful and special items here from a well curated selection of interesting goodies I don’t find even in high end boutiques in major cities. Gorgeous sculptural jewelry, fragrance, books, vintage barware, elevated versions of everyday items such as gilded scissors, luxury magazines, scarves, books and such. Handmade chocolates and gift items too. Extremely well priced for the quality and the owners are super kind and wrap each item thoughtfully with cream butcher paper and pretty patterned washi tape. One of the owners does exquisite sculptures of all sizes of natural elements from birds to flowers and the jewelry made with his creations are out-​of-​this-​world pretty. Always come here when I roll into Round Top. The new spot is easily seen from 237 (and that lil patio outside would be nice to sit with a little tea or boozy punch on extra-​special shopping days, hint hint to the owners;-) Love this place.

This is a great shop owned by great people. I love the eclectic mix of items. The husband is a true jewelry artist and his wife has quite the eye for beautiful and unique things. You can buy anything from the Drunken Botanist book, to intricate or even simple handmade jewelry, to mid-​century barware, art, vintage items, candles and the list goes on. Everything about this place just feels like the artsy side of Texas that I love. Modern rustic with a touch of everything else. A refreshing change from the cluttered «Grandma’s gift shop» kind of places. Prices range from great, fair, to high. I do think those high items are priced about where they should be. I’ll be back. But for now I’ll enjoy my mid-​century stemware.