+COOP

I loved +COOP so much I didn’t wanna leave! The curation, layout and overall aesthetic of the store is well-thought and is absolutely home decor goals. If you need taper candles or socks, you will find them in every color and combination. It’s the perfect place for a housewarming or host gift, or a gift for yourself because you’ll want everything. Avery and Emmy were so helpful and provided excellent customer service (as did the shop dogs!). I can’t wait to go back!

This upscale decor store in West Hollywood offers an impressive variety of items, ranging from kitchen essentials to the latest trends in bathroom decor, tabletop pieces, and much more for every corner of your home. The store also offers a carefully curated collection of artistic books and photographs, catering to diverse tastes. Prices span from budget-friendly options to high-end luxury items, ensuring there's something for every shopper.

A well curated shop with beautiful and timeless pieces. Thank you Avery for all your help resolving my lost package issue. In the end excellent customer service.

Beautifully curated assortment of gifts (pottery, sculpture, books, linens, candles, tools, jewelry, interesting notions) for someone who loves to give special gifts that have a meaningful story to someone that also loves that kind of thing. I found a beautifully screen printed birthday card. 10/10 would come back for more gifts during the holidays!

I recently bought bracelets online/over the phone and Avery was so helpful. She was responsive, she measured them and sent pics so I knew they would fit me and she shipped them immediately. Ask for Avery for the *best* service!

Completely enamored with this beautifully curated store. The biophilic design here is so well-balanced. Every corner belongs on Architectural Digest. My go-to place in WeHo for discovering sustainable goods and unique gifts.

Cute store, nice selection of items. Nothing too unique but lots of nice home goods in one place. My only grievance is that many of the items had no price on them or they were sitting loose in the item. An item I purchased had a $3 tag attached to it but I was charged $18 which I only noticed when I got home on my receipt. The sales associate who checked me out didn’t tell me, just charged me. This really rubbed me the wrong way. Felt sneaky and gross. If they would have told me the item was mis-marked I would have still purchased it. I thought it was too good to be true in the first place. But they didn’t, and to earn what? $15? I’ll shop elsewhere in the future where I’m valued as a customer.

Nice little shop that's even better due to humanitarian efforts. Two thumbs up