Lladro Porcelain U S America

Amazing!
However, as I write this, this location has been closed for some time now.
The interior was so nice, the staircase and Lladro chandelier were spectacular.
To me, this felt like a large Lladro museum. I loved to stop in and wander around for an hour. Their porcelain is beautiful and this shop had some of the largest (and most expensive) pieces that I have ever seen.
The Lladro website store locator shows a new boutique coming soon (just down the street) at 234 North Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90 210.

What happened to this store!!! Wanted my mom to see the selection and place is closed and empty!!! Where did they go???

My company orders porcelain figurines from Lladro to give as awards at our annual gala. This year was my turn to work with them directly. This store is breathtakingly beautiful with its winding stair case and their beautiful pieces (which are a total work of art) but what has been the most pleasurable quality is their superb customer service. You would think that they would be snobby or cold, but I have received nothing but five star treatment from them even when I am calling with a last minute order.
When I went to pick up the pieces, we weren’t helped right away because the representative thought we were there with another customer who was already getting helped. Upon realizing his mistake, the representative apologized profusely and got our order right away. I personally didn’t mind because I got a chance to look at their amazing pieces while I waited.
Later my boss decided to order more items from them and I worked with Dana over the phone. She is a total sweetheart, calls me right back when she says she will and goes above and beyond to get what we need by the very tight deadline I provided her. This place deserves to be on Rodeo Drive for the quality and beauty of its pieces but also for their amazing staff. It has really been a total pleasure working with them!

Well I didn’t go in February, but I went to Lladro in August 2010. The place is beautiful and very genuine. I decided to come in because my wife and I needed some Porcelain pieces for our grand dining room. And what better way than to splurge on Lladro! The porcelain is from Spain and is very grand. The high porcelain are usually in the $ 25,000 range or higher. Although some are in the $ 4,500 range. My wife and I bought the High Porcelain Hina Dolls, the Lamassu, the Three Wise Men, 2 vintage hand-​blown vases, and a red Great Dragon. Total price was over $ 35,000 but worth it. They look very beautiful and amazing, but that’s just my perspective…
But this place is a must-​see!

This is lovely flag ship store of Lladro in the U.S. The building consists of two floors full of displays from the more commonly seen Lladro porcelain (meaning what you can find usually at Macy or gift shops) to museum pieces. In fact, I view the store more like a museum. The staff were very friendly when I walked in. Though I told the lady I was just browsing, she was still helpful in showing and explaining to me the displays. The museum pieces or what they call «High Porcelain» (price usually exceeding $ 25,000) are displayed toward the back. Naturally, it implies very limited production.
Of course, the first thing I checked was the prices of the few classic pieces of Lladro I own and found satisfaction that they had gone up! I also took pride in telling them that I own a figurine given by my father that was not on display there and the lady was patient in searching for it on their catalog for 15 minutes and finally found it was a rare piece! I like the more traditional Lladro pieces better than the newer Gres collection. It’s a nice place to visit without admission fee if you like art and sculpture or when you get tired of the high fashion stores of Beverly Hills.

A must-​stop on Rodeo. Beautiful place, friendly, helpful staff. Amazing pieces at all price ranges.

Don’t be afraid to go in. I know it’s a little dark. If anything, the employees should be afraid of you. That you’ll come in with your big handbag/​trashbag purse and break everything in the place. =)
Lladro is originally from Spain. They specialize in porcelain figures. The figures are internationally renowned for their fluid gestures… YADDA YADDA YADDA. Okay, so that’s the art history lesson.
But what is really nice about this place is the STAIRCASE. Imagine living in a tony deep south mansion and mother comes down the stairs in a swooshing gown. It’s really sumthin beautiful and storybook looking. The loft high ceilings give it its charm and allure. Just walk in browse a bit and then leave. It’s one of the few public places in LA that you can capture some old school glamour.