PopSugar SF | July 12, 2011 12:15 amFilled with trinkets, clothing, DIY books, home accessories, and more, Gravel & Gold has created quite the following. Those who have been agree that the friendly staff, cool digs, and fun items make this hodgepodge shop a great place to shop, no matter what you're looking for.Read More
Colleen Barrett | December 1, 2010 8:16 amThe average gift shop is a cubbyhole of cuteness that's useless. A good one should make you covet something you don't need, but an extraordinary one is disarming. It convinces you life would be easier, sleeker, and more civilized if only you took the object of your affection home.Read More
Colleen Barrett | November 3, 2010 6:56 pmGo digging for flea market finds and handmade crafts at Gravel & Gold (3266 21st St. 415-552-0112), a '70s-inspired California dream of a store. The small but spacious shop is like a glamorous cabin in the woods moved to the corner of 21st and Lexington (between Valencia and Mission). Its three lady owners personally source the captivating mix of vintage and new clothes, kitchen- and homewares, and rare but inspired books (think '70s self-help), then tell each maker's story in a handwritten note on display.Read More
PopSugar SF | July 12, 2011 12:15 am
Filled with trinkets, clothing, DIY books, home accessories, and more, Gravel & Gold has created quite the following. Those who have been agree that the friendly staff, cool digs, and fun items make this hodgepodge shop a great place to shop, no matter what you're looking for.
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Colleen Barrett | December 1, 2010 8:16 am
The average gift shop is a cubbyhole of cuteness that's useless. A good one should make you covet something you don't need, but an extraordinary one is disarming. It convinces you life would be easier, sleeker, and more civilized if only you took the object of your affection home.
Read More
Colleen Barrett | November 3, 2010 6:56 pm
Go digging for flea market finds and handmade crafts at Gravel & Gold (3266 21st St. 415-552-0112), a '70s-inspired California dream of a store. The small but spacious shop is like a glamorous cabin in the woods moved to the corner of 21st and Lexington (between Valencia and Mission). Its three lady owners personally source the captivating mix of vintage and new clothes, kitchen- and homewares, and rare but inspired books (think '70s self-help), then tell each maker's story in a handwritten note on display.
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