I thought this was a glass shop, but it's just where a glass shop used to be, so it was completely…read moreby accident that I walked in here and found an awful lot of things I had to work really hard at telling myself I CAN live without. I don't need that blue and brown area rug, or the glass serving dish, or the bookworm mug, or the handstitched homemade paper journals, or the trendy stationery, or the blue and green glass pitcher and goblets. I don't NEED those things. But I want them.

Sounds like there is a pattern here with the rude and aggressive owner/manager. My experience with…read morethe process of consigning a lamp was fine, but I will never shop or consign here again (and I have some cool MCM things to sell). Dropping off my lamp and picking up my check, seeing the same behavior with the customers before me, was tone that the customer is stupid and a waste of his time. Then when I called him out, he acted confused about it. So unless you like to be treated this way, I'd advise you take your time and money elsewhere. Jerk.

I stopped in with my mom when I wasn't looking for anything in particular and had so much fun…read morefinding items I didn't know I needed and chatting with Walter. Great prices, great finds, and a trip worth repeating!

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.

As many others have probably done, I discovered this consignment shop thanks to the hilarious…read morevideos posted by the owners on social media and had to check it out. The antique furniture selection is pretty great, but a lot of the chairs were priced too high for the condition IMO. The vintage dressers and sideboards were cleaned well and the shop isn't overcrowded with things. Not musty or smelling of rotting wood like some other places I've visited. The addition of plants and local artist section is a great idea to bring in customers who don't have the budget to take home a $7000 antique dresser, but may make a referral to others seeking such pieces.

Clean, nice quality stuff, but quite small store. For a store so far out from Seattle center and…read moreall the social media posts I saw i was a bit surprised at how tiny the place was. Mostly furniture and some small (new) nicknacks.

This store is outstanding. They are so helpful and friendly! They helped me with buying a…read moremattress. They made the transaction so easy and professional.

The older female employee in the floor in seasonals gave my wife the once over and said, out loud,…read more"That's disgraceful. That's disgraceful". Who talks to customers like that? I suggest new training for people who clearly aren't cut out for customer service. Update: after speaking with the manager at this location, it is abundantly clear that our experience was NOT what Kristen expects from her employees. She was thoroughly professional, and followed up by investigating the video recordings in the store to fully understand what happened.

I came in asking for some special buttons for a project I'm working on. O. was kind enough to offer…read moreto bring in some she had from home, and they were there waiting for me to look at the next time I showed up. It was really thoughtful and personal. It makes me appreciate our community! Their clothes and other fun items are such treasures. Great place to window shop or find that special something. Thanks! Bo

The fact that this funky vintage shop exists in my neighborhood makes me so happy. The frosting?…read moreThe folks who run the joint are kind, friendly, and focused on providing exemplary customer service. This is a TERRIFIC spot to shop for those in your life who love vintage goods and vinyl records.

If you are into used mid-century modern furniture, then this is the place to visit. It was my first…read moretime visiting Ballard Consignment and spent at good 2 hours walking through and exploring. This store is located in the heart of Ballard on Leary Ave. There is a dedicated parking lot, however I chose street parking. Their showroom features vintage, mid-century modern, and high-end furnitures. They also have a decent amount of rugs, wall accents, room dividers, and paintings, and even cocktail sets. The prices are quite reasonable and they have measuring tapes available. If shipping is an issue, they also offer delivery through Uff Da Logistics for a fee. I in search for a record stand, however didn't exactly find one that fit my style. I did score on an antique chess set with case. The staff was very friendly and even offered to open other display cases so I can take a look at other items. I'll definitely revisit this shop and see if there are any other items worth taking home.

I am so glad I came to Ballard consignment for what I was looking for furniture wise. I was gifted…read moremy first TV, and wanted a super unique and used/vintage media center! They had so many beautiful options that it was honestly hard to choose!! I'm including a photo of the table I brought home. The prices were very fair for the beautiful pieces they have. Such a fun store to shop even if you aren't taking something home too! The staff was very nice and helpful and I am so happy with my find!

Shoutout to Nelson and Jared. Very patient and helpful workers that got us everything we needed in…read morethe electrical department.

Todd works in the paint department and he's a really good paint matcher. He is very professional.read more

Again and again I find something here to help me stay grounded and on a path of healing.read more

I have been going to this shop for years. I live out of town so I'm not here frequently. I…read moreappreciate their Tibetian themed merchandise, and the Buddhist atmosphere, in their store. My friends have enjoyed some of the merchandise I have brought home. Also, I feel less stressed after visting this place. The gentleman who works here (it is usually the same person) is a delight to speak with. I hope you enjoy your time spent here.

Love, love, love this staple in the Seattle crafting scene. Prices are so accessible for anyone…read morehoping to find reasonably priced craft supplies, and it's great to encourage sustainable material exchanges. If you are going to make a donation, look online to see if they're accepting the materials being donated and book ahead of time before your purge. Donation wait times can be as long as one month. Also, I recommend grabbing a coffee across the street before you go in to browse. I like chocolati across the street. A note: this place is requiring masks so come prepared! Don't sleep on this great spot in Seattle. It's a perfect Sunday morning activity.

Very cool place to visit if you need an art scrap and you like to thrift, but the staff is a…read morelittle... odd. I only bought two little pens and a sewing pattern, and I'm not even sure what the subtotal was. I assumed it was 75c with tax, so just in case I pulled out two dollars. The lady told me "I need 4 cents." I thought she meant the total was $1.04, so I told her "Oh I don't have coins, I'll pay with card so you don't have to make change." She gave me a pointed look and said, "...then I'll have to charge you an extra 50c" I was super confused, but that was fine. I thought it over a little, and then she told me, "Your total is only 96c" Totally fine, I gave her one dollar and told her to keep the change. Usually... you tell the customer their total and they can figure out what to give you. Not a weird vague comment. She's not mean, she helped me find a nearby bathroom, and she told another customer she's worked at a paint store before, so I think she's just... odd. I think staff needs a little more consistent training, it was somewhat uncomfortable.