Lovely shop to check out. It has an eclectic mix of items from various vendors. Some are vintage…read moreand some are recycled and repurposed. There are also some new items. It can be quite confusing. You will need to spend some time here to really browse as every section and corner has different stuff and theme. It shares a space with a coffee shop located at one corner which makes it great for anyone wanting a break while others shop.

Variety of merchandise. Displayed beautifully. Clean and organized. Friendly staff. Loved shopping…read morehere!

Not a great selection in terms of styles. Also, not a single person came up to us during the 30 min…read morethat we were there.

We are building a new home so started shopping around for furniture that would suit the space. The…read moregentleman working checked in twice to see if he could help us or answer any questions. He did not hover or pester us, he was helpful but not intrusive. They had a nice selection of furniture and wide array of fabric choices. Once we get a better understanding of our space we will be sure to revisit this family-owned store. May they prosper for years to come!

I'd like to say that this is my first time ever signing up with Yelp and leaving a review…read more Typically my husband does that for us. But this has me so upset for a very personal and disturbing reason. I feel I was discriminated against because of my poor eyesight due to my condition. Basically discrimination over a disability. This is serious. Just because I'm walking around, he has no idea what I'm going though. I'm fed up of being too nice, allowing myself to be a doormat. Yelp should let you give zero stars. This place doesn't deserve even one. The guy actually was very rude to me after I had just mentioned to him that I have vision problems. So I explain to him that it's due to a disability/chronic pain condition that I suffer from which worsens my eyesight at times. However, even my friend made the same mistake looking at the plates. So basically, I was discriminated against due to having a disability. I will be picking this up with the city and Okay. Still shaking as I just returned home from that place. But at least I can see I'm not the only one. Maybe I should've checked before going here. Do you always mock those with a disability?!? I was just in there with my friend and I had four small dessert plates. And I even showed them to my friend who saw the same price. When we got to the register where it was brighter and easier to see, I noticed there was smaller blue writing on the top and bottom of the big red "6". The gentleman (I assume he's the owner and if so his name is Bobbie Stewart) because I can't imagine any employee lasting with an attitude like that. He removed one price tag and started to do the others but I caught that there was additional writing. He basically chastised me for not knowing that the big red six indicated the merchant number. Telling me that all tags have the price on the top with the sale price on the bottom and the merchant number is in the middle. I explain to him that I had vision problems. He went on mumbling angrily at me. I was apologetic, telling him that I was sorry, I have a disability causing me chronic pain that worsens my eyesight at times. He remarked... Well it's easy! ... rolling his eyes at me. And my friend and I travel all over the Kitsap peninsula to antique shops looking for items for her business. And we document our travels on social media. Yesterday I received my loan for my own business and it will never be spent here. Not a dime.

Super cute antique store in downtown Port Townsend!…read more The store is packed with two floors worth of wares ranging from movies, knick-knacks, clothing, kitchen goodies, and more. Because each spot is owned by someone different, the prices can fluctuate, so it's definitely worth making a lap around the whole store before committing as you just might find it a little cheaper a few feet away. The Antique Mall does a great job with COVID precautions by offering hand sanitizer, mask requirements, and social distancing. Because the store is pretty open space-wise, you're never really going to be on top of anyone when browsing. Just remember to clean your hands if you absolutely need to touch something. Definitely worth a stop, especially if you're already there for the farmers market next door. Plenty of parking in the area, just make sure to watch the signs for time limits.

Make a real difference in a child's life by shopping here. Don't forget they have clothes in the…read moreback. Senior Discount day every Tuesday 10% off. Military Discount Day every Thursday 10% off. Melissa and Doug toys 20% off this week (2024.06.03)

Big store, lots of stuff. Friendly staff. Prices were really good on some items. Pretty high on…read moreothers. Parts of the store were nicely laid out. Other areas looked like they had too much stuff for the space. Great cause, definitely worth supporting!

Great customer service Edgar n lee always helpful will rent there again we've gotten tvs beds etcread more

I bought a bunch of stuff and never had a problem until recently. I was told that they failed to…read moretrain their staff correctly, which resulted in a financial hardship for me. the issue wasn't handled properly and even though I will still use RAC , I won't be coming back to this store specifically and I suggest you beware

every time we wander in, we come out with something beautiful and a perfect fit. Tacoma is beyond…read moreblessed to have them here.

My wife and I were pleasantly surprised when we stumbled upon Sage Interiors while we were out…read morelooking for a new sofa for our home; Nigel greeted us and was very pleasant without being over bearing or pushy. The styles and variety of furniture they had in their showroom were extensive and well made. Nigel allowed us to take a couple fabric samples home to decide which would match our walls and other furniture. We came back the next day and placed our order for our custom couch, I can not recommend them enough, the quality of the furniture and the pricing is exceptional. We will absolutely be back to purchase more items for around our home.

What a cute shop! We visited PO recently and stopped by this indoor shopping center not knowing…read morewhat to expect. Dos Casas was a great surprise! They have a variety of items such as enamel pins, toys, clothing, charms, books, art, and more. All at pretty reasonable prices as well! The lady working there is super friendly and approachable. The perfect combination of warmth but also letting us browse without feeling any pressure. If you're in town, I definitely recommend checking it out!

I love this store. Fun curated collection of funky clothing, jewelry, stickers and small decor…read moreitems, books and striking art. Perfect treasure hunting vibes here! This is a great stop to find a unique gift for loved ones or a lil somethin for yerself!

This is a consignment shop in port orchard has several vendors great prices. Fun environment staff…read morefor the most part is helpful and fun.

New location next to the old QFC on Mile Hill is smaller but better quality selection. This shop of…read moremini shops has everything from furniture, jewelry, wraojns, toys, vintage, books and CDs. Prices are moderate. Very friendly staff on their soft reopen 2024.06.03. Be sure to buy the Fear Not! ground coffee, it's superb.

Seldens has a huge selection. And Lori is a terrific designer and a creative problem solver! She is…read moreincredibly thoughtful about details, very responsive and professional...highly recommend!

If you are looking for interior design ideas, particularly for the first time, I highly recommend…read moreChristine Wang at Seldens Designer Home Furnishings in Bellevue. I've always thought I had relatively good design sense. But after a year-and-a-half of lock-down and working from home, I felt the place was looking a little blah.  But I'd been procrastinating.  On a whim one Saturday, I walked into Seldens and met Christine. I explained what I'd been thinking, and she got it immediately. She asked a lot of questions and took the time to get to know what I like and don't like. I appreciated that she listened and worked with me to propose a range of solutions that seemed to work for me and helped me prioritize what would give me the most "bang for the buck".   She didn't propose a radical makeover but rather a smart choice of options that had the impact. And she was able share examples from other projects she'd completed so I could see how some of the ideas she was suggesting would look in my place. I went from hesitant to excited, and I can hardly wait for everything to get the first phase of my spruce-up project implemented.  I started out thinking I didn't really need a designer per se. But thanks to Christine Wang's help and the resources at Seldens, I wouldn't start a project without consulting with her first. Annie G