Home on Bishop

Whenever we have friends in town, which is quite often as my husband is from England, we always go to the Bishop Arts District. Yesterday, on my friends last day before going back to England, we stopped into the store, Home, and she fell love with a pair of black earrings. They were $ 32.50 according to the tag on the hook. She wanted to look at the other two sister stores before making her purchase, so we handed the earrings and some bracelets to the girl working to hold for her. When she went back to buy them the girl had removed the price tag from the earrings and had to go get it from the back. She then brought out a price tag for $ 62.50. When we let let her know we knew that she had switched the price tags, she sat there and told us we were wrong. Even said we must have looked at a price tag on some random pair of stud earrings we didn’t even look at. But we both clearly saw the original price tag hanging on the hook of the earring and I even made the comment when we were in the other store, Dwell, and saw that the earrings were less expensive at Home. She could’ve just said that they were priced incorrectly but instead lied to us and told us we were wrong. Needless to say my friend did not purchase those earrings, and I will not be bringing anyone back into any of those three stores. Thanks for ruining my friends last day in Texas with your horrible customer service. That was just ridiculous.

Found some beautiful earring that I wanted to get during the wine walk… But the employees were so rude to my friends requesting wine as we shopped that I decided not to buy them (even though I really wanted them and they were only $ 25!). If you are participating in a event, you need to fully participate. Get those sticks out out of your booties and be nicer. Left a horrible impression. Sucks cause stuff was cute and would have probably recommended but i don’t buy and support jerks.

This is a zero star review. I would not purchase anything from the owners, Cody and Ken. I have been dealing with an issue with them since August 2015, regarding a purchase that was supposed to be shipped to me in AZ. Cody did not honor his word and ship The item when he promised, when I called him several times to find out the tracking number, it had not ever been shipped, finally, I asked him to just return the item, as it was STILL IN HIS STORE, past the time frame that he promised to ship it. He refused, became belligerent over the phone and told me to dispute it with my credit card company, so I did. He knowingly shipped the merchandise AFTER the dispute was filed with my credit card company and so I refused delivery. It is now mid– December and the dishonesty from them still continues. I have been fighting a charge of the purchase on my credit card since August. On October 15, after much documentation to prove that I do not have the item, Cody still told my credit card that I had the item. I actually just got off of the phone with the president of the freight company and indeed, Home on Bishop received and signed for the return of the item on October 1, 2015, yet he told my credit card two weeks later that I in fact, had the item.
I would never, ever again, support any of their businesses. Ever.
Something else funny and interesting is, the first «Tip» for Home on Bishop is written by none other than Cody E. (The owner)!himself, FYI.

Eye candy awaits you along with a fabulous bow tie clad personal shopper. Quality jewelry and accessories at very reasonable prices along with a few key wardrobe additions. Fun, fun, fun shop. A must sees shop in Bishop arts.

I have been a fan/​addict/​promoter of Home on Bishop for a while. This is truly the gem of the Bishop Arts neighborhood. Every time I go in there is a new «must» have sometimes many «must» haves. The variety of items in the store suits every taste and every room in you home, especially the closet! Ken and Cody are the owners and are always on hand to make you feel at Home — truly encompassing the name of the store. Favoring local artist and US made clothing at an affordable price point makes Home on Bishop a favorite stop — only stop for me in Bishop Arts.

You’d be hard pressed to find two store owners more committed to making patrons feel like guests in their home and not just customers in their store. Amazing service, very knowledgeable and passionate about their products which are very reasonably priced. Definitely a must see in the Bishop Arts District.

This is such a gem in bishop arts district. You can find the most unique one of a kind pieces from jewelry, furniture, accessories and clothing. Ken & Cody are co owners and they are very creative, fun and inviting people. You will feel right at home.

I’m obsessed. We spent the day milling around the district and this is definitely the shop I spent the most time in. Cody helped us and was awesome. He has the gift of being able to make you feel like you’ve been friends for years and not like a random customer. This is not a store you want to come into while talking on your phone. You’ll miss the great interaction and will be too distracted to notice all of the beautiful and unique pieces they have, all at reasonable prices (but don’t expect a bargain).

Home deserves your attention. The layout and product selection is balanced and artful. The owners were helpful and accommodating. Shops like this are hard to find: quality service, quality products and fair prices. I will certainly be a return customer.

A gem of a boutique with one of a kind pieces and owners. The pricing was more than fair. Thank you for showing me your various collections. Your hospitality was very much appreciated. A must when visiting the Dallas area.

I stopped by here with my wife after we met someone at a restaurant who recommended the place for their iPhone case (My wife likes it and it looks like a purse). We were the only people in the store and got to hang out with the owners. They gave us each a cup of wine and we really enjoyed ourselves.
We really felt like friends of the store owners by the time we left, and we found several things to buy and the store owners were extremely helpful in getting to know us and making recommendations that made sense.
The store has great merchandise, and much of it will not be restocked, so once it is sold out it is gone. This is one of those stores you want to check into often to see what they are carrying and make sure you buy it if you like it.
This store is definitely worth a look.

I feel like I found a goldmine in Bishop Arts! Home on Bishop is a fantastic little shop! My family and I found ourselves in the area for lunch and then decided to walk around for a bit, and I’m so glad we did. There were two very friendly men working there, and I’m guessing at least one, if not both, were the owners. They knew so much about every well-​curated piece, and they were not blowing smoke. They seemed to genuinely love each piece in the store. They made the shopping experience enjoyable without being too pushy.
Prices appeared to be reasonable for the quality of the merchandise. Cute vases for $ 8 to beautiful, large Italian leather handbags in the $ 200 range. The Sorial handbags and purses were the highlight of our trip there. They are also sold at Stanley Korshak and Tootsie’s. They feel like butter and I want to sleep on my adorable new handbag (that size was only $ 69!). Overall, they had a nice selection of home décor, handbags, jewelry, and women’s clothing.
Next time I need a gift for someone else (or myself), I know exactly where I’m going!