Home & Design | Shopping the Wayzata Design District

Five Swans

From fine china to everyday dishes and luxe paper products, this family-owned shop has fed the entertaining needs of the lake community for decades. Don’t miss the unique host gifts and home décor. 315 E. Lake St.

Brick and Linen

A marriage of style—husband and wife Joseph and Lisa Robbins blend their respective careers in architectural and interior design to create a storied home retail experience. The vibe is rustic modern meets California coastal with all the trimmings. 401 E. Lake St.

Julia Moss Designs

Proprietress Julia Moss has a keen eye for high-end home décor, tabletop wares, and gifts that pack a personality punch in her highly curated shop. The newest addition? A wedding registry that lets you select your place settings—or even a vintage designer handbag. 647 E. Lake St.

Fox and Willow

Add this newcomer to your little black book. Owner Shara Hoffman’s love for setting a beautiful table shines through in her selection of everyday tableware, linens, and accessories from brands like La DoubleJ, Ginori 1735, and Mottahedeh. 701 E. Lake St.

Timber and Tulip

The local furniture company’s showroom and retail space stocks one-of-a-kind wood and metal designs—from dining tables to nightstands—as well as furniture upholstery, lighting, rugs, and décor to help round out your next design project. 714 E. Lake St.

Lucy Interiors

In addition to housing her full-service interior design studio, Lucy Penfield’s cozy boutique sells her signature decorative pillow line, as well as colorful home goods sourced from around the world—Guatemalan and Japanese textiles, Moroccan grass woven baskets, and more. 755 E. Lake St.

Grace Hill Design

Traditional elements mix with modern touches within a fresh home furnishings boutique and design studio reflecting owner Kristi Patterson’s love for Southern hospitality. 785 E. Lake St.

Highcroft

A go-to for luxury linens for the bedroom, bathroom, and table. Pro tip: Keep your eyes peeled for unique grab-and-go gifts like apothecary goods, perfume, coffee-table books, and jewelry. 770 E. Lake St.

Henri Home

The western outpost of Amanda Lorenz’s St. Paul–based interior design business is a minimalist’s dream—an extension of the signature style and aesthetic. Earthy, textural, and organic vibes abound in furniture, textiles, and accessories. 879 N. Lake St.