Home Decor Stores Tacoma Wa
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Seattle's 22 best furniture and home decor stores
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From large showrooms to little corner boutiques, furniture and home decor stores in Seattle are pretty eclectic for both new and used options. Sure, you could head to Ikea—or Room & Board, if you're fancy—or you could hit up your local furniture emporium, salvage organization, or vintage mall to seek out a perfect piece that you couldn't find anywhere else.
While modern furniture, both midcentury and brand-new, are prominently featured in the Seattle home goods scene, there's a little something for every taste, most budgets, and any level of appreciation for weirdness. Some of these spots are fully secondhand and some offer brand-new luxury goods, while a couple of others can give you a one-of-a-ind refurbished piece.
Whether you're looking for a Craftsman hutch or a minimalist sofa, some pots for your succulents or a big ol' gargoyle, there's a shop that has you covered.
Map points are ordered north to south.
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6400 8th Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
This is going to be the only non-local chain on this list, but there's a good reason for including it: The Ballard Goodwill is widely regarded as having the best-quality furniture out of all the Seattle-area locations. Head to any Goodwill for a standard bookshelf, but go here when you're looking for a couch, a dining room table, or a really nice bookshelf.
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2002 NW Market St
Seattle, WA 98107
Ballard showroom Digs features modern decor with cute twists, like animal motifs—including designs for kids.
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5459 Leary Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
This longstanding resale shop, a Ballard icon, has an eye for high-quality, vintage furniture—from sleek midcentury to ornate antiques—for the person that's willing to drop a little cash on the perfect find.
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5318 22nd Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
This beloved vintage store in Ballard is a go-to spot for vintage furniture, stereos, and decor with a modern oddball aesthetic.
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5330 Ballard Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
This Ballard boutique has furniture and decor with bold materials and textures in various styles.
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1440 NW 52nd St
Seattle, WA 98107
Ballard Reuse sells salvaged building materials, vintage decor, and unique twists on hardware store staples. Don't feel like you're handy enough? They handmade furniture built on-site from reclaimed materials.
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4550 University Way NE
Seattle, WA 98105
This longtime University District establishment has all the supplies you need for your personal castle. The shop not only has the titular gargoyles, but all kinds of home goods: candles, incense, skulls, and other goth goodies, many designed by local artists. Its online store is robust, but it's worth an in-person visit for the dedicated staff and regular art shows.
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4515 25th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98105
Most days, this hit-or-miss collection of oddities being sold by the University of Washington is only open to government agencies, nonprofits, and other UW departments. On Tuesdays from noon to 8 p.m., though, the public can come browse its wares, which can range from a boring metal filing cabinet to a church pew to sundae dishes or even... little dinosaur knickknacks?
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3419 Fremont Pl N
Seattle, WA 98103
A basement in Fremont holds this vintage treasure trove, with a respectable selection of furniture and a seemingly infinite supply of vintage knick knacks and old-timey toys. They usually have a few suitcase turntables on hand, too.
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1908 E Mercer St
Seattle, WA 98112
Tirto Furniture, tucked away on 19th Avenue in Capitol Hill, has a cool story: Owner Chris Tirtoprodjo was raised by a furniture maker and antiques collector in East Java, Indonesia, and the furniture he sells through Tirto is still created in his family's workshop back home. Materials include ethically sourced teak, salvaged materials, and sustainably sourced rosewood.
- Open in Google Maps
117 Summit Ave
Seattle, WA 98102
This Capitol Hill spot is very low-key—it's literally just called Used Furniture—but it's been a go-to spot for many neighborhood residents for a long time. It sells a wide variety of used furniture, whether you're looking to save a trip to Ikea or you need something a little more special.
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501 E Pine St
Seattle, WA 98122
There are plenty of places for vintage furniture in Seattle, but if you're looking for the really high-end stuff, Homestead is the place to go—although it likely won't be cheap. It's a sister store to beloved houseplant store Plant Shop, and has plenty of pots to go with them. Those from out of town can browse its Etsy store, too.
- Open in Google Maps
1103 E Pike St
Seattle, WA 98122
Instantly recognizable to Capitol Hill locals thanks to an ornate, colorful plastic chair out front, Retrofit sells vintage-inspired furniture in addition to small gift items like succulents, cards, vases, and terrariums. It also offers private consultations and custom goods for exactly the right look.
- Open in Google Maps
1946 Occidental Ave S
Seattle, WA 98134
Local retailer Kasala sells gorgeous modern furniture at four locations around the Seattle area—but its outlet store in Sodo offers a chance to nab that some pretty furnishings at a fraction of the cost.
- Open in Google Maps
241 S Lander St
Seattle, WA 98134
This giant antique mall and auction house has a large selection of high-quality vintage furniture and other home goods.
- Open in Google Maps
3100 Airport Way S
Seattle, WA 98134
Live-edge furniture is having a moment right now, although Slab Art Wood Studio has been at it since 2007. All its wood is sustainably sourced—it's either reclaimed wood or from local trees—and both off-the-shelf and custom pieces are available. Not all of it is live-edge, but it all makes use of the wood's natural hue, grain, and pattern.
- Open in Google Maps
3223 6th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98134
Salvage company Second Use has everything from appliances to tools to decor—and has a great inventory listing on its website for people who like to plan in advance or just need a thematic guide through all the goods.
- Open in Google Maps
18. Earthwise Architectural Salvage
Copy Link3447 4th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98134
This salvage shop with locations in both Sodo and Tacoma specializes in historic building materials for those in the midst of a historic renovation—or just looking for a spot-on historic look. Their shop funds preservation and restoration efforts through Historic Seattle, Historic Tacoma, and Earth Corps.
- Open in Google Maps
4525 California Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98116
If you dig the West Elm aesthetic but want to shop local, Capers is a great choice. The West Seattle shop has been a staple in the Junction for decades and stocks furniture, textiles, and decor for every room.
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- Foursquare
3808 S Edmunds St
Seattle, WA 98118
Columbia City consignment shop Phase Two carries not just furniture, but art and decor to match any aesthetic.
- Open in Google Maps
5600 Rainier Ave S Suite-D
Seattle, WA 98118
Family-owned vintage furniture shop Jacob Willard Home operated online before opening its Hillman City showroom. In addition to a wide variety of painstakingly restored midcentury furniture, the store sells a selection of collectibles and LPs—and offers upholstery and refinishing services. At the very least, you should follow the Facebook page for some modern furniture eye candy.
- Open in Google Maps
5920 S 180th St
Tukwila, WA 98188
Sansaco is a unique and special place: a mom-and-pop vibe in a massive warehouse. New inventory is plopped down wherever there's room, so this is certainly a treasure hunt, but you can score some massive deals on some beautiful, new pieces here.
- Open in Google Maps
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1. Goodwill Ballard
This is going to be the only non-local chain on this list, but there's a good reason for including it: The Ballard Goodwill is widely regarded as having the best-quality furniture out of all the Seattle-area locations. Head to any Goodwill for a standard bookshelf, but go here when you're looking for a couch, a dining room table, or a really nice bookshelf.
6400 8th Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
- Open in Google Maps
2. Digs
Ballard showroom Digs features modern decor with cute twists, like animal motifs—including designs for kids.
2002 NW Market St
Seattle, WA 98107
- Open in Google Maps
3. Ballard Consignment Store
This longstanding resale shop, a Ballard icon, has an eye for high-quality, vintage furniture—from sleek midcentury to ornate antiques—for the person that's willing to drop a little cash on the perfect find.
5459 Leary Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
- Open in Google Maps
4. Space Oddity Vintage Furniture
This beloved vintage store in Ballard is a go-to spot for vintage furniture, stereos, and decor with a modern oddball aesthetic.
5318 22nd Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
- Open in Google Maps
5. Camelion Design
This Ballard boutique has furniture and decor with bold materials and textures in various styles.
5330 Ballard Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
- Open in Google Maps
6. Ballard Reuse
Ballard Reuse sells salvaged building materials, vintage decor, and unique twists on hardware store staples. Don't feel like you're handy enough? They handmade furniture built on-site from reclaimed materials.
1440 NW 52nd St
Seattle, WA 98107
- Open in Google Maps
7. Gargoyles Statuary
This longtime University District establishment has all the supplies you need for your personal castle. The shop not only has the titular gargoyles, but all kinds of home goods: candles, incense, skulls, and other goth goodies, many designed by local artists. Its online store is robust, but it's worth an in-person visit for the dedicated staff and regular art shows.
4550 University Way NE
Seattle, WA 98105
- Open in Google Maps
8. UW Surplus
Most days, this hit-or-miss collection of oddities being sold by the University of Washington is only open to government agencies, nonprofits, and other UW departments. On Tuesdays from noon to 8 p.m., though, the public can come browse its wares, which can range from a boring metal filing cabinet to a church pew to sundae dishes or even... little dinosaur knickknacks?
4515 25th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98105
- Open in Google Maps
9. Fremont Vintage Mall
A basement in Fremont holds this vintage treasure trove, with a respectable selection of furniture and a seemingly infinite supply of vintage knick knacks and old-timey toys. They usually have a few suitcase turntables on hand, too.
3419 Fremont Pl N
Seattle, WA 98103
- Open in Google Maps
10. Tirto Furniture
Tirto Furniture, tucked away on 19th Avenue in Capitol Hill, has a cool story: Owner Chris Tirtoprodjo was raised by a furniture maker and antiques collector in East Java, Indonesia, and the furniture he sells through Tirto is still created in his family's workshop back home. Materials include ethically sourced teak, salvaged materials, and sustainably sourced rosewood.
1908 E Mercer St
Seattle, WA 98112
- Open in Google Maps
11. Used Furniture
This Capitol Hill spot is very low-key—it's literally just called Used Furniture—but it's been a go-to spot for many neighborhood residents for a long time. It sells a wide variety of used furniture, whether you're looking to save a trip to Ikea or you need something a little more special.
117 Summit Ave
Seattle, WA 98102
- Open in Google Maps
12. Homestead Seattle
There are plenty of places for vintage furniture in Seattle, but if you're looking for the really high-end stuff, Homestead is the place to go—although it likely won't be cheap. It's a sister store to beloved houseplant store Plant Shop, and has plenty of pots to go with them. Those from out of town can browse its Etsy store, too.
501 E Pine St
Seattle, WA 98122
- Open in Google Maps
13. Retrofit Home
Instantly recognizable to Capitol Hill locals thanks to an ornate, colorful plastic chair out front, Retrofit sells vintage-inspired furniture in addition to small gift items like succulents, cards, vases, and terrariums. It also offers private consultations and custom goods for exactly the right look.
1103 E Pike St
Seattle, WA 98122
- Open in Google Maps
14. Kasala Outlet
Local retailer Kasala sells gorgeous modern furniture at four locations around the Seattle area—but its outlet store in Sodo offers a chance to nab that some pretty furnishings at a fraction of the cost.
1946 Occidental Ave S
Seattle, WA 98134
- Open in Google Maps
15. Pacific Galleries
This giant antique mall and auction house has a large selection of high-quality vintage furniture and other home goods.
241 S Lander St
Seattle, WA 98134
- Open in Google Maps
16. Slab Art Wood Studio
Live-edge furniture is having a moment right now, although Slab Art Wood Studio has been at it since 2007. All its wood is sustainably sourced—it's either reclaimed wood or from local trees—and both off-the-shelf and custom pieces are available. Not all of it is live-edge, but it all makes use of the wood's natural hue, grain, and pattern.
3100 Airport Way S
Seattle, WA 98134
- Open in Google Maps
17. Second Use Building Materials
Salvage company Second Use has everything from appliances to tools to decor—and has a great inventory listing on its website for people who like to plan in advance or just need a thematic guide through all the goods.
3223 6th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98134
- Open in Google Maps
18. Earthwise Architectural Salvage
This salvage shop with locations in both Sodo and Tacoma specializes in historic building materials for those in the midst of a historic renovation—or just looking for a spot-on historic look. Their shop funds preservation and restoration efforts through Historic Seattle, Historic Tacoma, and Earth Corps.
3447 4th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98134
- Open in Google Maps
19. Capers
If you dig the West Elm aesthetic but want to shop local, Capers is a great choice. The West Seattle shop has been a staple in the Junction for decades and stocks furniture, textiles, and decor for every room.
4525 California Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98116
- Open in Google Maps
- Foursquare
20. Phase Two Interiors
Columbia City consignment shop Phase Two carries not just furniture, but art and decor to match any aesthetic.
3808 S Edmunds St
Seattle, WA 98118
- Open in Google Maps
21. Jacob Willard Home
Family-owned vintage furniture shop Jacob Willard Home operated online before opening its Hillman City showroom. In addition to a wide variety of painstakingly restored midcentury furniture, the store sells a selection of collectibles and LPs—and offers upholstery and refinishing services. At the very least, you should follow the Facebook page for some modern furniture eye candy.
5600 Rainier Ave S Suite-D
Seattle, WA 98118
- Open in Google Maps
22. Sansaco Home Furnishings
Sansaco is a unique and special place: a mom-and-pop vibe in a massive warehouse. New inventory is plopped down wherever there's room, so this is certainly a treasure hunt, but you can score some massive deals on some beautiful, new pieces here.
5920 S 180th St
Tukwila, WA 98188
- Open in Google Maps
Source: https://seattle.curbed.com/maps/best-furniture-home-decor-stores-seattle
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