As you take yourself on a leisurely walk down Allegheny River Boulevard in Oakmont, let yourself travel into various boutiques and storefronts for an intimate shopping experience. These owners are ready to help you with any need you may have. Plus, their wares are far worth the trip.
Shopping Oakmont
Urbanä Boutique
632 Allegheny River Blvd
Urbanä reflects a natural understanding of what women want to wear in real life — approachable, stylish and comfortable pieces that still feel special. The shop feels personal and thoughtfully curated, making it easy to find clothing you’ll actually wear — not just admire on the rack.
You’re Leaving With: Sweaters ($58–$78), jewelry ($28–$45).
The Good Home of Oakmont
634 Allegheny River Blvd
The Good Home of Oakmont blends vintage finds with new home decor to help create spaces that feel layered, warm and lived-in. Browsing here feels inspiring, with every piece chosen to add character and comfort to everyday living.
You’re Leaving With: Vintage decor ($45–$150), home accents ($30–$85).
Precious + Posh
638 Allegheny River Blvd
Founded by a mom looking for better options for her child, Precious + Posh offers stylish, high-quality clothing for babies and kids. The selection balances comfort with trend-forward design, making it easy to shop for both everyday wear and special moments.
You’re Leaving With: Kids’ outfits ($32–$55), including dressier pieces ($40–$75).
Amanda Lee Glassware
931 Third St
Amanda Lee Glassware features handpainted pieces created by Amanda Lee, who supports young creatives through her studio. One standout is the beautiful coral hibiscus carafe set — a striking, gift-worthy piece that feels like functional art.
You’re Leaving With: Handpainted glassware, starting at $21.
Suma Jewelry Co.
518 Allegheny River Blvd
Suma Jewelry Co., led by artists Amelia Fawcett and Ken Romano, creates handcrafted jewelry inspired by nature, architecture and ancient relics. Clean lines, sculptural forms and earthy textures define their work. Take a close look at the minimalist torque necklace with a subtle hammered finish — refined yet timeless.
Story by Dominika Bronner
Photography by Dave Bryce
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