Kindred hosted the Sasquach Hunt downtown Vancouver we had such a fun time hunting during our lunch…read morebreaks and support small businesses. Thank you for the good time!

You mean I can buy lotions, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, cleaning supplies, detergents here…read more.. And support ethical small businesses instead of big corporations... AND it's more affordable... AND higher quality... AND I can easily refill my bottles and not make a ton of waste? Ya'll my hair is so nice after switching to their shampoo and conditioner. Plus, their swaps, classes, community events, and expertise are incredible. Love this place! An amazing community resource all around.

There is so much variety! From plants to stationary items. Kitchen and bar ware. Furniture! Rugs!…read moreART! Great selection. It's always fun to shop at The French Door.

Beautifully curated treasures for your home. Stunning vignettes of ironstone, antique mirrors,…read morelocally crafted wearable art, you name it, you'll find it here. Even if you're just looking, you can be inspired by the beauty of this store and artfully stage treasures.

Entering a beautiful furniture store where salespeople ignore customers creates a strange…read moreatmosphere. Here's how it felt to me: - Luxurious Setting: The store is elegantly designed with carefully curated furniture pieces. Soft lighting highlights the fine details of beautifully crafted tables, plush sofas, and intricate decor. - Aesthetic Appeal: The ambiance is inviting and serene, with well-thought-out displays that make you imagine how the furniture would look in your home. - Indifferent Staff: Salespeople are present, but they seem preoccupied. They were quietly chatting among themselves, paying little attention to customers. The contrast of Beautiful vs. Unwelcoming was striking. The juxtaposition of the store's luxurious, inviting decor with the indifferent, almost cold demeanor of the staff creates an unsettling contrast. Weird vibe here. I left without making a purchase. I do want to point out that the City Home store on 1101 SE 3rd Ave. inPortland doesn't share this vibe. I'll just go there next time.

This is one of our favorite can't afford furniture stores. We typically go in for the ideas. I'm…read morenot a design guy but I love the social touches you see and experience when you enter some homes. We'll this os that place. They offer design services as well. They will come to you home and design your entire home for under $200. Then you can choose to purchase from them the furniture according to your budget. The ideas you get from them are FREE. LOVE THIS STORE!!

Despite the name, Creative Interiors & Design is also a full furniture store for every room in your…read morehouse. The main showroom has indoor furniture for every room in the house. There is also an entire separate building for outdoor furniture. If you need interior our outdoor design services, you can absolutely get that done here as well. The selection here is HUGE, and all of the items are extremely high-end. Prices are high, but the quality matches. The employees are supremely helpful, friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. There is also a huge private parking lot with many parking spaces. Customers can purchase any items directly from the showroom floor, or can have items ordered. In addition to the huge on-site selection, they have an enormous catalog of anything one could possibly need. Many furniture items can be customized with a huge variety of fabrics or layouts. I'm looking forward to coming back to purchase a beautiful teak bench that will go perfectly with my outdoor fire table.

I entered the store and was not approached by anyone. I believe it is because I was not 'dressed'…read moresuccessfully, meaning I was not dressed Nordstrom. After about 5 minutes, I asked for some help from people standing nearby who had looked at me several times at the desk (they had looked straight at me prior). I said I wanted to purchase a bed and was asked how much I wanted to spend. My response was I would buy what I liked, it didn't matter the cost. The woman said that there was 'quite a range' to which my reply was 'I can handle it.' It was obvious she didn't think I could because I was dressed in my 'day off clothes.' I left. Will not ever return. Really sad that they treat people so poorly. I don't believe I should have to dress up to shop. I dress up at work.

This is my go-to vintage shop when looking for something cool to add to my space. They have a wide…read morevariety of home goods as well as some clothing booths. Pricing is really reasonable, which is always great when looking for a cool find that's an awesome deal. David - the shop owner - is super helpful if you ever need help finding something specific. Very kind and happy to answer any questions you might have. Best vintage shop in Vancouver!

I come by here from time to time and it's great! The uncle who I assume is the owner is really nice…read moreand patient when you need assistance and at checkout! The stuff there is pretty diverse and there's always going to be an item that catches your eye for a good price. I've found multiple things I like, as well as things I know my mom would LOVE as a gift. I definitely recommend coming by, if not to buy anything, then to look around. It's quiet enough to browse about peacefully.

Good inventory and was fairly clean inside, the only thing that smelled were the other customers…read more We found a few items we were looking for. Some of the stalls could use a little more organization but all in all, lots of high quality items at appropriate prices! Located in a shopping center with lots of parking and open later than most antique stores.

No stars if I could. You won't greet me upon walking in but want to follow me all the way into a…read moresection to ask to keep my bag (my property) that I just got next door. No thanks I'll take my business elsewhere. My bag in picture holding my dollar tree stuff and my wallet that they are so worried I'll fit their used inventory in.. go else where. Edit: responding to their response Is not greeting your customers when walking in a part of your policy as well? If you would have done your job and said hello when walking in and told me then maybe you wouldn't have had a bad review. Shoplifting is not my problem. Thanks for profiling me as a Mexican American. I'm holding a plastic bag and a baby in one arm be serious.

It's Hobby Lobby, it's a huge craft store with rows and rows or everything you can imagine and…read moremore. It's the beginning of October so lots of fall, Halloween and Christmas decorations and craft supplies. They also have home goods in there. Plan to spend some time and a lot of money. Haha!

Finally, I made it into this location! I was super excited when I saw they were opening one in…read moreVancouver, but I hadn't had the chance to check it out until now. It definitely doesn't disappoint! There are tons of items marked 50% off this Memorial Day weekend! They have anything and everything you can imagine in this store...puzzles, crafts, home decor, pet toys, yard art, frames, jars, books, paint (all kinds), games (indoor and outdoor), holiday decorations, cards and paper stock, beads, bird feeders, hummingbird feeders, signs, paintings, tapestries, wind chimes, small appliances, door mats, and so much more! You could spend hours perusing. Overall, it is an awesome store with reasonable prices and great service! I'll definitely be back!

I enjoyed thrifting and treasure hunting so decided to stop in. I wasnt overly impressed. The…read moreprices are quite high. Some of the items are priced like new items. $22 for a small plain white shelf I could get at Target. $50 for some shelves I could get on Amazon. I wouldn't pay like new prices for used, sorry. They have antiques as well but also priced very high, is it worth it? Maybe to someone. Also it has a bit of a strange smell, I was getting a bit nauseous. On the bright side the shop is organized and they have a wide variety of items but it wasnt for me.

I found an item on their ebay site I wanted to buy. I indicated I lived in Vancouver also & wanted…read moreto be able to pick up in store instead of having to pay the $9.10 shipping cost! When I asked why they were not willing to allow me to pick up in store, they would not respond! I found this ridiculous since I live here & didn't even get an explanation as to why they would not welcome me coming to store to purchase directly. I most likely would have also shopped around & probably found things in the store I would have also bought. Very unprofessional & rude!

Great place! You never know what you're going to find! This is the first place I check when I…read moreneed anything for the house or yard.

The people here are very nice and there's always great deals to be found! I got a really nice chair…read morefor only 10 bucks. It's awesome, but I do think your starter plants are priced a little high.

Watch your credit card when ordering anything from Costco Plus World Market online. I was charged…read moretwice to my card and called to speak to their customer service. It seems like I may have been talking to someone in an African country and communication was hard. I finally just disputed one of the charges with my credit card company.

World market, world class store for international taste. Every exotic thing that you aren't looking…read morefor and are looking for you will find it here you can see a particular to the sweets and snacks. But there's something for everyone come to world market and travel the world.