Planning a trip to Rhode Island? Don't miss out on day trip to Warren, a tiny and a little funky coastal town that has great restaurants and shops. I love how Warren is walkable and consists mostly of indie shops carrying locally made goods. This shopping guide to Warren, Rhode island will take you straight to the best boutiques, artisan stores and can't miss cool vintage shops--perfect for a day trip of retail therapy with New England charm.

READ ON TO CHECK OUT MY FAVORITE PLACES TO SHOP WHEN IN WARREN:

MUSE: This jewelry store carries a cool selection of necklaces, bracelets and rings (from engagement to everyday) at a variety of price points. There's also a selection of vintage pieces and small gifts.

The Greenery: I love popping into this shop to pick up a house plant and fun planter for friends. They also make floral arrangements to order and carry candles and gifts.

Rising Tides Apothecary: A newish shop to Water Street, this spot is for the beauty and wellness junkie with a great assortment of vitamins and supplements (I love the Thorne brand they carry), Ursa Major skincare, electrolyte gummies, tonics and LED therapy.

Le Bonton: This store just relocated to Water Street and carries boho home decor, jewelry and gifts. Colorful textiles, cozy blankets and gemstone jewelry line the store shelves.

Nest on Water: A variety of homewares, candles, soaps and now fashion primarily make up this Water Street shop.

DISH: Owned by a mother-daughter duo, this shop curates well made clothing and jewelry from a variety of brands and local artisans. Think cotton button downs, linen skirts, dresses, sweaters and good basics in a variety of colors. There's also sale and pre-owned racks for some good affordable finds.

LUCA: This children's store carries a variety of stylish preloved garments (think Patagonia, Lily Pulitzer and Crocs) as well as a great selection of shoes, toys, strollers and baby and toddler essentials.

The Lady Next Door: This darling thrift store has been in Warren since the 80s and carries a variety of clothing, jewelry, textiles and housewares from different eras.

Nick Haus: Tucked right off Water Street, this tiny shop carries unique art and antiques. I love the mix of vintage coastal finds and period pieces that line the shelves and a visit always inspires me to refresh my space.

Wedge: This adorable cheese shop has great items and boards to bring to a friends house, have a little beach picnic or host a fun backyard gathering.

Beehive Handmade: Specializing in metalwork, this light-filled shop on Water Street carries great personalized baby and wedding gifts, holiday ornaments, kitchen items, pottery and candles.

Inhabit: A boutique and art gallery right on Warren's Main Street, this store carries custom sleek furniture, chic home decor from a variety of artists and cool artwork.

Old as Adam: A newish antique store that carries some great pieces for home including fine and folk art. The shop is only open Fridays and Saturdays, but available for appointments.

Ink fish Books: I always love popping into this local bookstore to browse for gifts or to find a cool new book. You can find the latest best sellers, books by local authors and a great selection of cookbooks and gifts.

Carmen & Ginger: If you are looking for a cool pair of vintage cowboy boots and some nostalgic kitchen items head to this vintage store. The inventory is always changing and there are fun things for everyone.

Prica Farina: This shop carries fresh pasta, cheeses, olives and homemade gelato. Don't miss out on their homemade focaccia bread.

In Your Ear: Vinyl lovers and music fans will enjoy browsing this shop for new and vintage records, CDS and much more.

Made in Warren: This artist collective features a variety of locally made handmade goods featuring pottery, artwork, accessories and gifts.

Let me know in the comments if I covered all the spots in Warren or if you plan on taking a trip here anytime soon.