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Open 24 hours
20355 Geyserville Ave, Geyserville
Art Galleries
“Great selection of Pinot noir and skin contact white wines. Loved the outdoor seating area and nice charcuterie board. Friendly service and overall great experience!”
“I kind of couldn't believe the range of items in this store that I hadn't seen before. I could've spent $10,000 or $20 (I spent $115), and would get something totally cool and uncommon that had obviously been carefully curated into the inventory. A really impressive but focused collection of stuff that, for the most part, isn't sold elsewhere, lots of it hand-made and with direct connections to the artist or craftsperson who produced it. I thought there was a great blend of design, style, humor, and taste on display--fun, but without crossing into kooky novelty. So nice to see a store like this in an upscale wine-and-gallery town like Healdsburg. Extra star because the proprietors are cool and have super cute dogs.”
“May 13, 2023, I was part of a two person exhibition at Hammerfriar titled Embody: Connections to the Subconscious. Gallery owners, Charly and Glenn Ley went above and beyond in creating a reception for the public to experience not only the artwork but an environment which engaged all five senses. Yes they do framing too. But one is free to walk in just to see the art. It is a gallery that happens to frame art. Make it a destination!”
“I'm over the moon with my oxblood Kenwood purse. It has to be the most locally-sourced item in my closet. And to think I was going to waste money on a designer label!
This is true luxury - the craft, the design and the exclusivity!”
“My favorite place to stop in Healdsburg. Beautiful gallery featuring Northern California artists. There is something for everyone here; from abstracts to landscapes, to sculptures of every shape and size. They cater to seasoned collectors and first-time art buyers. Beautify your space with original art or at least check them out if you are in town. Women-owned independent business.”
“This gallery has a beautiful collection of hand-made artistic pieces that embody elegance and sophistication. The prices are extremely fair for the product, and the employees all go out of their way to help out. If I could give this amazing gallery 10 stars, I would.
Thank you for making my visit to the gallery a memorable one. I look forward to going back soon.”
“One of the biggest, best, and most comprehensive galleries in Northern California. They show world-class artists at openings and have a large assortment of art from past shows available. This gallery knows how to be a first-class gallery, beyond the ordinary. A+ and worth a visit.”
“This gallery/jewelry store has one of the most extensive curated jewelry collections I have ever seen. Absolutely gorgeous. Most, if not all of the pieces are one of a kind and are curated by the owner herself. If you are looking for something unique and special to remember Healdsburg, this should be the first stop. The art gallery component of Lulo is just as remarkable. On the day I visited, the artist who's work is on display, was going to come to meet the public. I would definitely come back when in Healdsburg.”
“I had over 200 works of art framed by this store; their work is remarkable and perfection is the name of the game. The framer, Christina, knows everything there is to know about framing; if you heed her advice, your treasures will also be perfectly framed.”
“If you're interested in what Wine Country artists are producing this is worth a stop. You'll find a wide range of talent. We love the fact that local artists who aren't big names have a spot where their work is displayed. Drop by if you get the chance!”
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“We stopped there for eating our lunch and found one table with a red umbrella that was easy to eat out of the sun. Instead, the temperature was 94 degrees, and the close the freeway 101, that small place was gorgeous with his warding and sculptures.”