Biscuit Home

Every item in this store is of a first class stuff! Our first family visit to this place ended up with making selfies in front of that colorful store and the second one was more deeper Lol. We finally got inside and there was a lot to be impressed of! Their furniture is incredible!

Biscuit Home is a unique, cool store with lots of great items and ideas to decorate your home. The color block wall is a must-​see, and a great spot for a quick photo. :)
Inside the store is laid out really well, with the home (mostly bedroom) collections broken down by theme and styled right there in the store. Items for purchase range from small décor accent pieces (pillows, trays, etc.), to large furniture pieces like headboards and nightstands. There are quite a few unique pieces that you might not think about purchasing until you see them in person, but with the styling in-​store you can see how a room can really come together using just about anything.
The staff is friendly and helpful, I recommend asking them questions if you are unsure of how something would work in a room. This was my first visit and I definitely will be going back!
Cheers!

Cool spot in Houston to see! Very popular. Several visitors and local Houstonians stop by the wall to take pictures of it and in front of it.
WHY IS THIS HERE: This wall is a part of the Biscuit Home Store. The owner had one wall of the store painted by French-​born Houston artist Sebastien Boileau aka Mr. D… which makes this wall even more dope. Houston art by Houston artists. One of the reasons I love Montrose!
OK SO WHERE IS IT: This is located in Montrose. It’s on the corner of Westheimer and Mulberry. There’s lots of cool restaurants and bars in the Montrose area, so after taking pics, go grab a drink or a bite to eat.

The wall is why we went, and it’s pretty neat! There was a professional photographer there for engagement pics, so it was fun to people watch. The store is roomy and great for design inspiration or small thoughtful gifts for your best girls. The overall target customer seemed to be in their early 20s, but that maybe just a design preference on my part.

Unique and amazing bedding designs. First class everything! Enjoy the paintwall mural but make sure to visit the inside for a sensual feast of shopping.

I purchased a set of bookends online — they arrived broken. I sent THREE emails — never got a response. So I called and left messages and guess what, never got a response. I do not recommend this store /​company at all.

This artsy wall (really a store) was a hot spot on Instagram! I was close by at another spot off Westheimer, and the day was warm and sunny… so why not?
Alas, it was closed :(
But fret not! Even though it was closed, that didn’t stop the opportunity for a photo-​op. This place is just a fun colorful spot on a kind of not-​so-​cute block. In my opinion, the block it’s located on sort of takes away from its shine. It does seem a bit misplaced. «Take your pics of the gorgeous colorful exterior and leave» type of thing. It’s cool.
Anyway, Can’t wait to shop inside! Houston… we need more murals, please?!

The window and splattered mural of Biscuit have long piqued my curiosity when I passed them heading East on Westheimer. I finally found an excuse to venture in and was so happy that I did! It seems to be part of this growing trend to upscale Westheimer/​Montrose without diluting the area’s colorful personality. Biscuit does for bedsheets and interiors what Common Bond did for baked goods and sandwiches, both businesses making you want to spend a lot of money on simple things done exceptionally well. There are some choice displays of textiles and furniture with playful patterns and wild colors meant to embolden you to try some new designy tricks in your own space, but I appreciated the elegant, tiny things: woodsy-​scented candles in porcelain boxes, embroidered linen coasters, geode-​bedazzled votives. There is a great selection of decorating and style books, including a few of Houston. Wes Anderson film books and one celebrating the weirdness of «Grey Gardens» give clues to the owner’s underlying sense of whimsy.
Make no mistake– this is an expensive shop, but my experience was one free of pushiness or snobbery that I find prevalent in other high-​end design boutiques. So when I do get a fat paycheck, I’m more likely to be back.

This is technically for the biscuit paint wall… GO! It’s so colorful and happy and a great place to take pictures :)

Biscuit Home provides a pop of color in an otherwise drab city. It makes me happy every time I pass by it on Westheimer. What a beautiful addition to Houston!
I visited the store on a Sunday, not realizing they were closed. The lack of cars in the parking lot should have clued me in, but I was too busy ooh’ing and aah’ing over the mural. It is absolutely beautiful up close. When my friend suggested a few photos in front of the rainbow wall, I thought I remembered something about the establishment encouraging photography, with proper credit given, of course. That gesture, in and of itself, is very refreshing.
I cannot wait to update my review once I get the opportunity to explore Biscuit Home. If the interior is half as enchanting as the mural, then it will surely be a maintstay in Houston. And that is a beautiful thing.

Super cute home store. They carry a lot of Kate Spade products in the store, which I always love and appreciate. They have their own parking lot, and if you spot the famous mural then you can’t miss their store. Like many other reviewers have said, the products can get quite pricey. It may not be practical to shop here all the time, but it’s worth checking out. And you can always check out the mural!

Horrible customer service. The buyer of the store was completely disrespectful, I made a return to the store and it never went through to my account 10 days later, I called and spoke to the store manager the day before in which she was suppose to call me back she never did .They handed me paper work stating it went through without a authorize code just a transaction number. I stated to the buyer that she should try to be more understanding and have a little bit better customer service. I’ve been in retail management for 5 years for major corporate companies never would I treat a customer the way she did today. Extremely disappointed.

This review is purely for the mural on the back of the store. I have seen it popping up on my facebook and instagram feed. If you are looking to visit it with the least amount of cars then Sunday is your day. The store is closed on Sundays so the whole lot is empty. If you want there is street parking available so you can have the whole lot for your selfies. The mural is beautiful. It’s simple, looks like paint was just dripped from the roof, but it provides a wonderful backdrop.
The store itself is open the rest of the week and has some nice furniture. They have their own private lot, which is rare for the Montrose area.

Biscuit Home is the best. I live in L.A. but am Houston native and was thrilled when Biscuit opened. Houston needs more small family owned/​operated businesses! Not to mention the staff is great and eager to please. I went in just to look around and ended you getting some amazing sheets at a great price. I’ve had them for over a year now — they still look and feel brand new. Don’t go to Biscuit if you’re looking for mediocre chain quality, boo.
Not to mention I got free interior design advice when the salesgirl spent over an hour helping me pick out colors for our bedroom. I didn’t even spend much money, so I thought this was really cool. They also shipped my purchases to L. A no problem. I feel like these other reviewers either work for a competing store or were having bad cramps that day and hating the world bc I had a more than fabulous experience…

This store is a bit confusing to me. I was in the plaza it is located in and popped in to check it out. It was not my destination so I was not really sure what kind of store it was other than the obvious by the name. Oh, wait the name is biscuit-​home so no, that doesn’t tell me much. But there was a beautifully made bed in the window so through my sleuthing skills I decided it was a linen store.
There was a very sweet girl at a desk when I came in that said she would help if I needed any. I started my little tour around the store and there were a few gift selections just trinket, toys stuff like that and there were two faux bedrooms made up. I suppose that most of their orders are custom orders but I can’t be too sure. The girl at the desk would do best at explaining the store to people when they come in.