Alchemy Works
Boutique · Historic Core ·

Alchemy Works

Boutique · Historic Core ·

Home decor, accessories, retro clothing, coffee, eyeglasses

unique products
cool space
quality products
friendly staff
california cool
vintage cars
industrial style
apothecary pieces
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821 Traction Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Get directions

$$$

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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821 Traction Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Get directions

+1 818 208 5386
alchemyworks.us
@alchemyworks
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@alchemyworksla

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Features

•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Jan 28, 2026

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"Open and airy, this shop (and Warby Parker eyeglasses showroom) feels like a very fashion-forward sailor's living room. Perhaps it's the sailboat parked in the center of the room, replacing a beautiful vintage Fiat that's recently been sold. It could be the beautiful pieces of statement jewelry, books, surfboard fins and nautical artifacts that are strewn about the space. This whole place is photogenic; enjoy the atmosphere as much as the merchandise." - verynice

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"Set up in the center of the most walkable stretch of the Arts District, Alchemy Works is the brainchild of Lindsay and Raan Parton (their former Apolis store is now a pop-up within Alchemy) and aims to bring a bit of the coastal lifestyle to downtown. The industrial-style shop doubles as an events space, so there’s lots of room to roam around and admire the hand-picked apothecary pieces, letterpress prints, indy-designer accessories, and more. Also sharing the space is a Warby Parker shop-in-shop and a Blacktop coffee counter. It's Newport Beach location is equally stunning. "

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"Alchemy Works, Arts District. Open and airy, this shop (and Warby Parker eyeglasses showroom) feels like a very fashion-forward sailor's living room. Perhaps it's the sailboat parked in the center of the room, replacing a beautiful vintage Fiat that's recently been sold. It could be the beautiful pieces of statement jewelry, books, surfboard fins and nautical artifacts that are strewn about the space. This whole place is photogenic; enjoy the atmosphere as much as the merchandise."

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12 Best Things to Do in L.A.'s Arts District: The Neighborhood Guide | Condé Nast Traveler

"Although the Apolis Common Gallery is closed for renovations, you can still find the brand's unique global goods at a somewhat permanent pop-up inside Alchemy Works, a mixed-use space that happens to house some other really great labels, too. It’s an open floorplan with lofted ceilings, and there’s always some sort of really cool vintage car parked in the center—the perfect Insta-shot. The collection here changes constantly, but you're likely to spot unique fragrances, hand-thrown ceramics, bespoke jewelry, and bags." - Krista Simmons

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Mena

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Love this shop and all of their curated pieces are the sweetest and I did have a great experience with a young lady who works there (or worked im not sure if she still does) her name was Ana and her service was so great, warm, and welcoming. I haven’t seen her recently but I came back to this store during my lunch break and there was this short lady with curly dark hair and fair skin who would not leave me alone while shopping. I couldn’t look or touch a rack without her getting up and asking if I needed help. If I went to an area where she couldn’t see me then she would get up from her chair and stand where she could see me. Also there’s a shared space with the shop called flamingo estate and as I was looking at their candles and fragrances again she was watching me the entire time. Mind you I’m a woman of color and that was just an extremely uncomfortable experience for me. I understand that it’s a part of the retail experience to be helpful as I did my fair share of it but she did not have to do all that. This happened at the arts district location.

Somewhere A.

Google
A fun place to see all the hidden things. I like this shop

Hiroshi

Google
Friendly staff, unique products, reasonable prices and excellent artisy shopping experience

Lidia G.

Google
Favourite store in LA, beautiful selection of quality, fun, cool products. Great coffee next door. Lovely staff.

G. C.

Google
Interesting retail concept which felt fresh and well-curated until walking the street and finding the same things in the other shops. Still, found something to buy.

Pete H.

Google
Always new items to browse. A perfect place to find all things "california cool". great style.

Andrew A.

Google
Great store but now there’s 2 stores within it. Doesn’t have the charm it used to.

Christopher F.

Google
Awesome spot, with awesome choices. A really cool space to check out!