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Scandinavian North (2.)

Minnesotans looking to embrace Nordic way of life, make absolutely sure to pay a visit to Scandinavian North’s new digs. Siblings and co-entrepreneurs Anna and Martin Hallkvist have moved their shop just 600 feet north to a even bigger, better area inside the River Exchange Developing. Count on to see an ever-more substantial assortment of products from, you guessed it, Scandi artists and designers, such as homewares (like handmade brushes by Iris Hantverk), Fjällräven backpacks, and Marimekko add-ons. 120 S. Most important St., Stillwater, scandinaviannorth.com

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Studio Louise Bouquets

Historic Stillwater hadn’t seen a back garden- and floral-concentrated storefront due to the fact the ’90s, so Jennifer Louise Hovland (earlier mentioned), a lifelong gardener, jumped on the chance to open up her store, Studio Louise Flowers. “Plants and bouquets make my coronary heart sing,” says Hovland, whose keep is stocked with supplies for those people searching to flex their eco-friendly thumbs—flowers, houseplants, decorative containers, and gardening gear. Reward: It’s also residence to a flower bar, wherever she teaches fingers-on workshops and seasonal design classes, such as vacation wreath and centerpiece making and porch pot demonstrations. 210 S. Key St., Stillwater, studiolouiseflowers.com

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Brick and Linen

With far more than three decades of mixed experience in interior style and design, Joseph and Lisa Robbins, husband and wife and homeowners of style and design studio Brick and Linen, know a factor or two about building a wonderful home—and internet hosting a killer meal party. Very last summer season, the duo dove into the earth of brick and mortar with a new studio, workspace, and retail shop. The “shoppe” part is all about exhibiting Robbins-authorised house décor and add-ons for putting ending touches on any house, additionally a choice of regionally made items and merchandise. 114 N. Principal St., Stillwater, bricklinen.com