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  • I finally figured out how to shop here!! And here's how you can too.... The world market is imposing in several ways. First, its massive. Second, it seems almost impossible to shop here if you don't have a designer in tow. No wonder the stores are almost always empty. Here's how you shop without a designer on retainer: 1. Browse all the stores open to the public. Make a note of what you're seriously interested in. I'd recommend checking out Four Hands. The stuff in there is really cool -- it's the kind of stuff you'd see in Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn, etc, with an industrial edge. 2. Tell the store employee what you're interested but emphasize that you don't have a designer. Ask them if someone at Las Vegas Design Center can help you (that's the interior designers on staff). You can always avoid this step and just go directly to LVDC. 3. Tell one of the LVDC designers that you're interested in purchasing certain items. The designer can decipher the price tags for you. Usually, the designer can buy the items for half of the retail price. She'll then charge you 20% of her cost for the item. You'll then pay for shipping --this is not a cash and carry place. Also, note, if you pay with a credit card, you'll be charged a fee. Even after all these charges, I got the same type of coffee table sold at Restoration Hardware for half the price (Four Hands). I also bought a crapload of really cool artwork, stuff you will not find ANYWHERE else in Las Vegas (Leftbank). Once I had the designer helping me, purchasing everything was a snap. **Please note that the designers at LVDC offer one hour of shopping assistance for free. After that, you're paying for their time. However, as I knew exactly what I wanted before I talked to the designer, it wasn't an issue for me. I ended up getting some really cool artwork and furniture for a pretty low price. They made money and I saved money, so, it's a win win. I will definitely go back for some more shopping considering the quality and selection. Don't be afraid to shop here, it's not so difficult after all!
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