How is it that this amazing shop doesn't have more reviews!? We came here after feeling the…read moresticker shock of shopping around for reclaimed wood dining tables in Belltown, and were pleasantly surprised to not only find reasonable priced tables, benches, etc... but unique, one-of-a-kind pieces with gorgeous character. We were smitten by one table in particular that was made from reclaimed Douglas Fir from an old 1917 apple barn-- we were already sold when we saw the richness of the wood/stain but the history behind the table made it clear that this was the one. Working with Doug was great-- super friendly, knows his craft, and quick to deliver the table once it was sized and refinished. Overall I can't say enough praise about Doug/Plank and Grain-- and anyone shopping for a table should definitely stop in to check out the latest pieces they are working on.

These guys made us a truly unique and exceptional piece of furniture. Our dining room table is…read morebeautiful and we couldn't be more pleased. They kept us up-to-date on progress and delivered ahead of schedule. They came to install it at our place wearing masks and endearing themselves to our French Bulldog. I can easily recommend them to others and hope to work with them again on future projects.

This is more than a boutique store, it was a delightful experience from the moment I wandered in. I…read moremet Murat, Ibrahim and Jonathan, or as I'll call them the 3 delightful men who kindly invited me to have a cup of Turkish coffee with them during my visit. Their jewelry, boots, purses and rugs were unique and like nothing I've seen before. In the end, I purchased beautiful scarves and gifts for family and friends. I look forward to going back to Bainbridge Island to see them again.

I visited this shop over winter break 2016 with my family, and I was so pleased by my experience…read more I'm planning another trip to Seattle for my 19th birthday and just wanted to come to Yelp to see all the fantastic reviews on this antique store. Sadly, there is only one and it is very old(but extremely accurate). So let me tell you about my experience when I visited, I was greeted by a lovely man who offered us some hot tea and biscuits. He was probably the best part of my experience, he was friendly and it seemed like I've known him for years. He was very funny and showed us unique antiques through out the shop. He let me try on a fur coat and jewelry which led to many compliments. And for the store, it was the cutest antique store I've ever been in. When I go back, I am definitely visiting them again!!!

The way they matched us with someone who actually understood what we needed felt refreshingly…read moredifferent from the corporate agencies. We're looking forward to extending the hours in the coming weeks.

This place is a pretty cool 2-story shop to come and browse some #adulting PNW-ish style: from…read moreTurkish kilim rugs to trendy planters to mid century home goods, this place is fun to browse and even funner to buy!! (Just make sure you have your Visa limit raised first ^_^) The sales people are pretty laid back and helpful and you can ask them any and all questions! Bonus: if you buy plants a block away (at Homestead's really cool Plant Shop), you can buy the planters from this shop and simply take them over to the Plant Shop for plant re-potting surgery...AKA The nice folks at the Plant Shop will repot your plant for you so your plant is all set to bask in its glory once you get to your mid-century quasi-adult home!! Nice!

Love everything in here. Just wish I had the budget to afford some (well, any) of it. Such a…read moreperfect mix of furniture and lighting mixed with natural home accents like giant clam shells and mazanita branches. Prices range $12 for some natural coral to as much as $2,600 for the Benjamin lounge chair in a heavenly, dove colored leather. Once I win the lottery or get that huge inheritance from great auntie muriel, I'll furnish my whole house with the simple yet sophisticated pieces from Maison Luxe.

I love the style here Maison lux! The way she puts things together is amazing and I would love to…read morehave her to come do my whole house! I did four instead of five stars because everything is so expensive! She probably deserves the five stars for the store and her style but I'm bummed I can't afford most of the stuff she carries. Definitely swing through just for the inspiration but if you can afford to shop here lucky you!!

Walked into the store with my partner and after a tense consignment negotiation left irritated and…read morewith a horrific taste in my mouth. Everyone has bias, but admitting you won't do business with anyone due to ageism is horrific, especially considering she had no idea of our age. Basically after a miscommunication on her part regarding consignment percentage (she wouldn't admit that 2 people heard her misspeak her own terms - fine it happens) she began insulting/gaslighting us: that we had an attitude, and that we're "younger than her children" (which is laughable because business is business). She also seemed to imply when we first discussed our consignment piece that we had a forgery or stole it. We've been buying and reselling vintage merchandise and antiques for years. so for her to assume before she had seen the piece was pretty funny. We're talking about a hand signed and numbered Robert Rauschenberg Lithograph here by the way. Normally I'd say it's a nice little shop in Edmonds if you're looking for a specific type of furniture and decor, but her attitude and bias tells me she has issues with anyone that doesn't meet whatever standard she holds. I wouldn't waste time with this place if you don't fit her demographic, because she absolutely will tell you about how you're rude and too young to do business with her.

This shop is fantastic!! My husband and I stopped in for the first time today, and walked out with…read morea pair of beautiful mid-century modern lamps; a teak serving tray; a gorgeous set of six MCM glasses; and a truly stunning vintage baking dish. The proprietor Hannah was kind, helpful, and knowledgeable, and held our items while we had dinner. The shop was chock full of meticulously curated vintage furniture, glassware, art, rugs, and more. Everything was in beautiful condition. We will absolutely be back.

This review is for their new interiors shop only!…read more I stopped in during their opening weekend for the new shop/space on 15th. It's a big space, feels spacious inside and so well decorated. They have a studio space upstairs and a display room + shop downstairs. They have a smaller selection, but great to see options that are from a local small business vs. a big box store. Price ranges are anywhere from $500+ for small furniture pieces and up. Home decor and accessories like candles, frames and art are reasonable, boutique pricing as expected. Love that they have a parking lot as well. I'll definitely keep them in mind for when I'm ready to do some true interior designing.

We just wandered in here spontaneously earlier today, after a less-than-great private aerial silks…read morelesson at Versatile Arts, which is next door to this cute shop. It's a beautifully-decorated shop, and the customer service lady (I didn't get her name) was super friendly and very welcoming to my husband and I. We didn't need any interior design services at this time, but we had an uplifting browse, and we bought a couple of nice-smelling candles, along with a wick-trimmer. Stopping in to this lovely little shop made our day better. I see here on the yelp page for this business that this business was established in 2014, however, when I asked the customer service lady when they'd opened, she told me that they'd opened in February of this year! I thought that was gutsy because I hadn't known this business existed before today, so I got the mistaken impression that the business was brand new. Perhaps she meant that this particular location opened in February 2021. In any case, I wish them all the luck, and I thank them for bringing a cheerful and uplifting experience to my day today! I would definitely go back if I was in the area.

Your search for live edge tables should begin and end at City Trees Furniture. The quality of the…read moretables is unmatched, and the choices of hardwoods are equally impressive. Purchasing a piece of art like a live edge table is an investment, and Donald Smith, the owner and craftsman responsible for this sustainable business, makes certain that you get the value you deserve. His vision and his warm, personal touch will win you over from the minute you walk through the door. City Trees Furniture sets the bar for everyone else to try and reach.

We recently purchased a live edge dining table from City Tree Furniture. We found Donald Smith's…read moreplace a couple years back when we first considered a live edge table and started looking at various options around the area. Once we were ready it was an easy choice to go back to City Tree and shop in earnest. The table we chose was a bit too long for our needs and had interesting detail at both ends that we didn't want to lose. Don was happy to trim a little from each end to achieve the exact length we needed without losing any of its essential character of the table. He also delivered and set up the table in an expeditious and friendly manor. His handiwork is not inexpensive but his craftsmanship is well worth it.

My husband and I searched high and low for the perfect dining table and struck out at all the major…read morefurniture chains and antique malls. We stumbled across Andy Whitcomb on Craigslist and decided to custom design our dream table -- a rustic (yet modern) farmhouse table, made of wood salvaged from a barn in Oregon. Andy came out to our house to meet with us, show us some sketches and look at our dining room. He's very passionate about what he does, and really pleasant to work with. And his prices are totally reasonable -- we bought a custom table for less than what we'd pay at Pottery Barn. Andy uses reclaimed materials for all of his furniture making and we liked how environmentally conscious he is. Whitcomb & Co. specializes in rustic and industrial styles, with an emphasis on distressing and antique finish. In addition to our table, he was able to transform our old sofa table into a dining bench with rusty steel legs. It looks amazing! Andy is definitely an up-and-coming designer and we're thrilled to have a custom piece from him! (**There was no Yelp category for furniture design or custom furniture so I had to choose furniture upholstery, the closest thing!)

After months of researching local independent woodworkers and lusting after the table that existed…read moreonly as an indeterminate fantasy in my mind, I type with laptop and tiny glass of late harvest Muscat settled firmly upon the exquisitely striped, generously knotted and perfectly-yet-casually formed farmhouse table that I knew I would love if only one day I would meet it in the world. Now, because of Andy, it lives in my little dining room. My kitchen is my respite and retreat, which makes a dining table my canvas and showcase. So I was so excited when moving into our place in May at the prospect of finally, after years without one, having a table.... And not just any table, but exactly the one I wanted, if only I'd known exactly what I wanted beforehand. Two pre-eminent requirements: simplicity, and reclaimed wood; in other words, a piece that looks effortlessly casual in the way that only an individually crafted table, with all its perfect imperfections, can appear. Around Seattle, that can run a fortune. But after having searched hours away, and waiting months for a table that didn't appear, I looked again and finally ran across the website for Whitcomb and Company. This is some beautiful work, people. The kinds of tables and custom pieces that are perfectly unified in their unmatched-ness, created from old reclaimed wood full of stories and knots and age, mixed with a creatively modern sense of workmanship....Not only is Andy's work just lovely, but he's an excellent source of ideas and useful questions. Previously, we'd thought of a slightly different table size, but through his questions about how we actually prefer to entertain (from how we like to sit to whether I serve food on the table or plate it in the kitchen) we ended up with a better idea than what we began with. On top of all that, his pricing is less than many other places in Seattle: a wonderful option for those of us who care about using existing wood sources but don't have multiple thousands of dollars to spend on such a table. Always prompt with email (and present for delivery literally right on the minute!), he was so easy and wonderfully professional to work with. Word on the street is that he might be looking for a storefront or pop-up spot sometime around the holidays on the Hill. If you've got ideas for furniture that you need, I can't suggest strongly enough that you track him down. I'll be here, piling platters onto this beautiful wood (from the Packard Building down the street, no less - how local can you get?!) and marveling at how it matches the dog....