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Arhaus

Lovingly made furniture built to last: Home decor retailer Arhaus added a location in Corte Madera’s Town Center to its list of stores nationwide. Arhaus specializes in sustainably sourced and stylish pieces that can last for years to come.
313 Corte Madera Center, Corte Madera, 415.728.9043
Pini Ace Hardware

After months of anticipation from Novato’s San Marin neighborhood, a second location of the local hardware store opened with a bang. A grand opening party on Nov. 2 featured live music, food from nearby restaurants and a t-shirt popup, with community members turning up to celebrate a new chapter for one of the city’s longest-running businesses (the original Pini’s opened in 1918).
191 San Marin Dr., Novato, 415.892.1577
Oolie

Nora and Scott Murray are the wife-and-husband team behind Oolie, a brand for organic cotton bedding for the whole family, plus organic newborn baby hats, bodysuits and blankets. The Murrays just moved to Mill Valley from Oregon, and their baby gear items are stocked at Tantrum in the Lumber Yard. Browse their online storefront for the Certified B Corporation’s full suite of sustainable, organic products.
oolie.com
Curate Marin

Secondhand store Curate Marin opened in early summer, selling art and secondhand fashion to stylish shoppers. Shoes, denim, accessories and styling tips await you. Connect with the store to learn about special “sip and shop” nights to browse with friends and bubbles in tow.
540 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo.
goop Marin

Gwyneth Paltrow’s fashion, wellness and lifestyle brand has moved into a brick and mortar in Marin Country Mart. The shop’s trend-setting selection of luxurious products includes summer dresses, botanical serums and glorious candles to shape your home and style.
2215 Larkspur Landing Cir Unit 25A, Larkspur, 415.785.3748
Strange Magic Bottle Shop

Get all your summer picnic essentials in one place. From boutique wine — including many selections that no other shop in California carries — to meats and cheeses, you can get it all in this bright and beautifully designed spot. On Thursday evenings, the shop hosts special tastings, guided and led by importers and winemakers.
274 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur; 415.720.7428
Bluemercury
Established in 1999 by the visionary duo Marla Malcolm Beck and Barry Beck, Bluemercury stands as a premier destination for luxury beauty, specializing in a meticulously curated collection of high-end cosmetics, skincare and wellness essentials. Top-tier brands carried in-store: La Mer, Skinceuticals, OGEE and many more.
800 Reedwood Highway Frontage Road, Mill Valley; 415.424.4441
Esqueleto

Esqueleto features handcrafted fine jewelry, artwork and objects. With a commitment to ethical sourcing, sustainable practices, and supporting creative and talented independent designers and makers, Esqueleto is a destination for the most unique fine jewelry, presented in casual, light-filled boutiques.
100 Throckmorton Ave, Mill Valley; 415.328.3538
The County Collective

Anchored by California Cowboy, The County Collective is a retail shop and event space formed by a group of Marin-based brands — including Tommy Breeze, High Camp Flasks and Mount Tam Apparel — that believe there is more power when joined together. Secret bonus: you’ll be offered a free beer when you walk in!
85 Bolinas Rd # 2, Fairfax; 415.275.1668
California Girl Jewelry

A contemporary jewelry boutique owned by a dynamic mother and daughter duo. Their expertise lies in the realm of rare, colored gemstone fine jewelry, offering a unique selection that is truly one-of-a-kind. Alongside their exquisite pieces, they also provide custom jewelry services, as well as repair and restyling options. Moved from Strawberry Village to San Rafael.
1321 4th St, San Rafael; 650.440.0217
Topdrawer

As creative professionals, Topdrawer knows the nomadic lifestyle is as much a mindset as it is a way of being. They look to tackle the projects that make us stretch. Nomadism isn’t simply about being on the move: it’s about an existence in which the things we carry directly impact our productivity, our well-being, and even our identity. Topdrawer combines the quality and craftsmanship of generations prior with today’s drive for independence, function and stylish sustainability. It all results in a collection of tools curated from around the world, that help you do your best work, wherever you are.
2415 Larkspur Landing Cir Suite 32B, Larkspur; 415.785.3547
Aritzia

Aritzia is the fashion retailer known for delivering Everyday Luxury through engaging service, beautiful products and an aspirational environment. Every Aritzia boutique is thoughtfully designed to be an inspiring space for everyone who loves, and will love, the brand. The new boutique at The Village at Corte Madera has curated artwork, a hand-painted mural, custom-designed furniture, a feature wall made of marble from Italy and bespoke details — all for an elevated shopping experience like nothing else. Home to an extensive portfolio of exclusive brands — including Wilfred, Babaton, Tna, The Super Puff™ and Sunday Best — Aritzia creates memorable experiences and timeless Everyday Luxury pieces for every person and occasion.
1618 Redwood Hwy, Corte Madera; 628.386.1997
Wayfinder Bookshop

Owners Molly Parent and Stephen Sparks, who have owned Point Reyes Books in Point Reyes Station since 2017, brought their love of books to downtown Fairfax in November. Similar to the Pt. Reyes shop, the Fairfax store features a deep selection of nature writing, books about the environment, poetry, and a kids section, which includes many of the couple’s five-year-old and one-year-old children’s favorites. Booksellers (who are great readers) place little notes throughout the store and a small selection of cards, journals, and puzzles is available. “Independent bookstores are thriving as an alternative to the soullessness of the internet algorithm,” Parent says.
9 Bolinas Rd., Fairfax; 415.295.7318
Game Fortress

Brothers and hometown business owners Sean and Kyle Murphy not only had a passion for gaming (“especially Dungeons & Dragons,” says Sean), they wanted to create a spot to serve the community, have fun, and get kids and adults off screens. Their tabletop game space includes board games, trading card games, like Magic the Gathering and Pokémon, role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons, and miniatures games like Warhammer. A gaming space is used for free play and organized events, a rentable room for private gaming events is available and events and tournaments are in the planning stages. Collectible plushies such as Squishmallows and Squishables are also available. Open since late 2022, a grand opening is planned once renovations are completed.
1205 Grant Ave., Novato; 415.895.1019