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.

I'm elated with all the furniture I ordered from Anthony at Modern Design Sofas. I had a very…read morespecific color in mind for my sofa and he was able to provide two different fabric samples to choose from. I also ordered a swivel chair and a coffee table. Anthony was very personable and has great communication skills. He kept me informed through the entire manufacturing process. And, the delivery was well within the estimated timeframe to receive. The quality of the furniture is amazing. The service was more than I expected. This isn't your average big box furniture shopping experience. I'll buy from Anthony again!

Got a modular sectional from MDS. Had a great experience, Anthony was great to work with to the…read morepoint and no hassle purchase experience. The sectional arrived earlier than scheduled, smooth and professional delivery too and sofas looks awesome.

Really rude staff. Lied when I ask if a chair was new. Kicked me out of the store when I called…read morethem on it. Way over priced. You can buy a brand new chair delivered for the price of their used chair. Avoid.

I bought a really expensive chair from Ducky's Furniture on July 2021, which came with a lifetime…read morewarranty. The process of buying the chair was easy. They have a nice showroom, and the salesperson was attentive and helped me decide on a great solution. This year, the part that lifts the chair stopped working. I brought the chair in on March 29, 2024, and they said they'd start the replacement process. A month later, there was no progress. I had to repeatedly call them to get any action. Finally, they had the vendor ship a new chair. However, FedEx said they only received the order on April 26, 2024, over a month after I had dropped off the chair. This means that without my constant follow-ups, the order might never have been started. Now, it's May 20, 2024, almost another month has passed since FedEx received the order, and the tracking status hasn't progressed past "We have your package." This isn't how deliveries are supposed to work. The company tells me the problem might be due to the vendor being unreliable. So here I am, nearly three months after dropping off my chair for a replacement, still chairless. Last month, I had to go to the store to demand my broken chair back just to have something to sit on. I feel bad pestering the same front-desk employee on the phone. He's been very nice and polite through this process, and I know it's not his fault at all. I expected better service for such a high-priced item with a lifetime warranty. I hope this review will prompt Ducky's Furniture to improve their customer service and expedite my replacement chair.

The experience left me frustrated for sure, but primarily just confused. I contacted multiple…read morefurniture makers and ended up choosing UR after visiting their location. I ordered a custom-made table (basic but sturdy design, literally just a tabletop on 4 posts) and paid for it in full on Aug 3 2020. The first red flag was unresponsive and slow communication. Here's what I emailed them regarding specs (this will be important later): 08/03/2020: "Can you give me a rough sketch of what the finished product would look like? I want to make sure there's no ambiguity or points of confusion. I included my own sketch attached. Please call me when you have a chance." 08/14/2020: "Hi, I've tried to reach you by phone a few times regarding the desk." The 4+ months that followed can only be described as an excruciatingly slow and painful process as I desperately tried to garner any tidbit of information they were willing to throw in my direction. I can't post the entire thread because of character limits but here's a sample of me emailing them: 09/07/2020: "Hi, any updates?" 09/17/2020: "Hi Patrick, I have not heard from you in several weeks now." 09/23/2020: "Hello Patrick, I would really appreciate an update from you." 10/05/2020: "Can you give me a firm date on when will this be ready? I placed the order back in early August and it has been two months now." 10/23/2020: "I have not received an update in more than two weeks. Can you give me a firm date of delivery or at the very least some sort of timeframe besides "soon"?" 12/08/2020: "When will this be done? When I visited two weeks ago you told me it should be done before Thanksgiving." 12/15/2020: "I'd like the table that I paid for in August please" UR had me visit twice, on Oct 24 and on Nov 11 to see the tabletop in person to talk about the color. In both instances, I insisted on a dark walnut stain. I emphasized the reasons why I requested it, emailed them samples of the color, supplied photographs, and even pointed at samples within UR's shop that matched what I was looking. The staff, for whatever reason, seemed extremely reluctant to apply any stain at all on the tabletop and would give only non-committal responses in the vein of "We'll see what we can do". Eventually, weeks later, they claim the table is ready for delivery and send me a photo where they have already applied a finish without applying a stain. I have no explanation for their behavior but at that point I got fed up with the endless delays and inexplicable stubbornness and decided to walk away and asked for a refund. UR refused and said my only avenue for redress would be small claims court (quote from them: "we will look for the paperwork"). When I pursued that, the owner resorted to juvenile insults, emailing me that I "suck ass" then eventually getting his attorney involved. To their credit, UR *did* soon after fix their error and applied the correct stain. I visited in person and the table looked great! I secured and paid for its delivery myself and spent several hours setting it up at its new location. It was only then that I found out two things: 1. The table was the wrong dimensions, and too short by 10%. 2. The table was not actually flat and curved inward (see picture). Returning the table at that point was the last thing I wanted to do after everything that transpired. UR claimed that I had approved the shorter dimensions but I have no record of that in any of our emails. Instead, what I do have is multiple instances of me trying to talk to them to nail down specifications but having a difficult time getting a response from them (see emails above). I was never given an explanation for why the tabletop surface was deformed but the flaw made the table functionally useless for its intended purpose. I fully understood that the pandemic has thrown many supply chains into chaos. It makes sense that materials and delivery would suffer delays; to be clear I'm not blaming UR for that. But the issue here is that over the course of several months it was extremely difficult to get a hold of them or get any concrete updates, and what I did end up with eventually was seriously deficient on multiple fronts. Even though I eventually did receive a refund (thanks to PayPal), time and money was wasted on delivery costs and unnecessary court filings on my end. I'm sure UR lost a lot of money as well! But that was a result of some very basic errors on their end and I don't understand why they'd let this happen to them. Hence my confusion.

Great spot right in the heart of Seattle's "home improvement" neighborhood in SODO…read more - unfinished wood - beautiful finished furniture pieces made with reclaimed wood. - unique, one of a kind finds - custom furniture - other vintage pieces great for that industrial chic home decor Popped in over my lunch hour and was amazed by Urban Reclamations show room/shop. There were guys working on pieces in the back. Vintage pieces almost a la antique shop as well as the raw materials that you can purchase by the foot. My coworker is going to buy a piece of wood and make a shelf with industrial looking hardware. Very cool. The staff was super friendly. HIGHLY recommend.

Amazing selection. The staff is both personable and professional. My partner and I have purchased…read moreover a dozen pieces and been happy with all of them.

Yet another fancy furniture store but this one seems a bit different than its brethren down on…read moreWestern. Low furniture, wall art, accessories, china and crystal; it's all here at Alchemy Collections. But something is different. Maybe it's the carefully chosen selection, maybe it's the refreshing color palette or the high ceilings and open space that somehow seems intimate. Or it could be the friendly, super helpful owners. Or the distinctly distinctive overall feel of what they've put together. There's a big selection of furniture in their space all coordinated with accessories such as rugs, lamps pillows and all that, kind of modern and smooth, a little bit Asian, some very statement furniture and some just good design that doesn't call too much attention to itself. And watch for their floor sample sales -- more good design at very reasonable prices.

This place is phenomenal. We stopped by recently after seeing some of their furniture online. Their…read morecollection is carefully and thoughtfully curated, something I really appreciate after spending way too much time in places where quantity matters more than quality. Customers are encouraged to linger, ask questions, explore, and enjoy the snacks. We never felt pressured to buy a thing. We ended up having a wonderful and lengthy conversation with Paul, the manager, which made the visit even better! It was just a seriously nice day - it made me happy. I rarely feel that way when shopping! Although I suppose price is always in the eye of the beholder, we felt their prices were completely fair given the workmanship of the pieces. They know what they're doing. We returned the next day to buy a few beautiful pieces we're thrilled with, and felt like we'd gotten a really good deal and enjoyed ourselves in the process. They delivered them in perfect condition the following day. What more could one possibly want? In addition to the quality of the collection, what I loved most about this place was the unhurried, easy vibe...almost a throwback to another time. This is a special place, and we'll be back.

Paul, Jennifer and Mark are a joy and so lovely to speak with every time we drop in... Keenly…read morecurated treasures are abundant in the shop! You will be pleasantly surprised at the variety. We find something we love every time.

Such a cute little boutique. This place is a perfect spot to buy gifts or little doodads for your…read morehouse. I used to never understand shops that curated materials, but this place really understands my vibe and I find myself coming here every week and just the browse their selection. The staff is super friendly and attentive and if you like their prices are really reasonable. It's basically like browsing a Pinterest board in real life

I had an issue with an order I placed, and Mary got in touch with me right away, and had already…read moregotten a resolution in the works. Their online store has such a cute selection, and I will definitely keep them in mind for future gifts for friends - and myself included. Very kind and efficient, and if I'm ever out that way I would love to pay a visit in person. Thanks again!

My husband and I have bought many pieces of furniture from Madsen Modern since we moved to Seattle…read morein 2018. I can't say enough about the Madsen brothers. Their expertise and enthusiasm is contagious. It is a real treat to visit their warehouse/workshop. We have been so happy with our many purchases... from the small teak trash can to the dining table and 6 chairs. It's always a pleasure doing business with Madsen Modern.

I found this place on accident, as it isn't technically open to the public -- or at least not…read morewithout an appointment. Either way, I found my way in and Brandon was very helpful. He showed me a great many pieces that would've worked for my needs. Several of the items were unfinished, pre-restoration, etc., but he was able to effectively walk me through their processes and help me to imagine what the end result would be. These guys are really passionate about what they do and it certainly shows. If you are looking for high quality mid-century modern furniture, all intricately restored by individuals with a discerning eye, this is your place! Check out their website or book an appointment, they may not always be able to spend time with you if you infiltrate the building unannounced like I did!