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!!

All the little household things you didn't know you needed as well as what you went in looking for…read more This place is great and I know I'll be back!

Great star with a lot of good stuff. Check out the clearance as well. It was organized and they are…read moreputting out holiday items as well for the new season.

Stopped in at Home Place Furniture store looking for beds for out guest bedrooms. Looked at other…read morefurniture stores for better options, including LazyBoy and found none. Went back to Home Place with the decision to buy. Vaneeta on both occasions was very helpful in narrowing down our selections; providing pro's and cons. We ended up with a sofa sleeper, like non other I have seen before. See attached photos. In addition, we purchased a Night & Day Cube Murphy Cabinet Bed; the kind where your guests aren't sleeping with their heads in a box. Furniture was order and delivered as projected. Very pleased with our purchases, including Vaneeta's help I recommend Home Place to friends and family !

If you're looking for modern, eclectic, and, in some cases, bizarre furnishings and decorations for…read moreyour house, workplace, etc., you've found your place! Selection is large, prices are on the high side, but you'll see items here you'll not find elsewhere. Wire frame "invisible man" to sit on a chair at your dining room table? Check! Wireframe "invisible dog" to sit at the feet of said "invisible man"? Yup, they have that too. Electric clocks with decorative, but moving geared clockwork? You'll be able to choose from many. "I just can't seem to find that angular, avant-garde take on 1940s art deco bedroom furnishings with three levels of luminous blue inset lighting that I can control with a tiny domed touch switch" you say? They have it here. Do you need a HUGE sectional for the grandest room in your mansion? They've got you covered. On the off chance they don't have what you're looking for, they have a much larger location in Hubbard, Oregon that you can try as well. Staff are extremely friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable.

We were in Kenton for the first time since 2019 where i first discovered this charming plant store…read more I was so happy to see it open, doing business with very healthy plants. The owner is the most delightful person, who knows her plants, so i walked out of there with several new species.

This place is the cutest plant shop! You can never have too many plants so I always find exactly…read morewhat I'm looking for... and then some! Tracie is amazing and does a wonderful job at helping you pick out the perfect plants that are best suitable for your home.

What a great plant store+more!…read more They have adorable pots and a great selection of plants in various sizes (small small all the way to big!) I thought there were very reasonably priced items in here compared to other plant stores I've been to in Portland. They have a great selection of plant accessories as well (clippers, misters, etc). There's also a small kitchen item section that has really awesome stuff. The person who checked me out was so friendly. She offered to bag or box my items, which was really helpful to transport them home safely.

ECOVIBE is an absolute gem. Every single piece in their store is interesting or stunning and the…read morebeautifully-curated space makes it so easy to envision how you can elevate your own home while still keeping your personal style intact. I'm always inspired when I shop here because it's not about filling a home with stuff, it's about creating one that feels intentional and putting decor together in a way that is uniquely you. Their offerings are items you don't see everywhere - rich, copper colored macrame hangers, less common shapes and designs for incense holders, unusual glassware, etc. Their customer service is exceptional, too - warm, thoughtful, and genuinely kind. They don't hover while you browse yet ensure they're available if you have questions. Love this shop!

They are the very best ,lots of help plus honest and just fun to be around…read more Once more I have to give a big thank you each of you. Chris Hamilton

I was really looking forward to attending an estate sale this company was running, but it…read moreunfortunately ended up being the least professional sale I have ever experienced. I have never had a business be as cavalier with my time as Family Affair Estate Sales was today. Like most I first found out about the sale through Instagram, and clicked through to their website where there was an indication that you should text them ahead of time if you plan on arriving at the opening time. I did so, assuming that this was for a headcount, or some sort of list at the door (eg. they can only handle so much volume on a weekday and want to make a guest list, so you give your name at the door when you arrive). It was not fully clear on their website exactly what this text was used for, but I was happy to comply and excited to attend. I'm no newbie to the estate sale game, so I showed up a few hours early to wait for entry, bags in hand and cash in tow. I was among the first to arrive, just before 7 am--it was pouring rain but I was happy to stick it out as I had my eye on a particular item. After about an hour, the organizers showed up. A half hour after that, the woman who seemed to be running the show proceeded to inform us that they would start reorganizing the line in the order of which people texted. By this time, there were well over 50 people waiting in line behind me. Everyone we spoke to in line was confused and not aware that this is how the sale would be run. Obviously, no one that was standing in the line would have arrived hours early to stand in the rain if we had known this. When those of us up front kindly tried to explain that there was a misunderstanding to the woman organizing it and asked if there was any way she could come up with an alternative--maybe you alternate entry by one text list person in, one physical line person in?--she said that how it works was clearly stated and walked away. As someone who also runs a small business I understand having policies (and clients misinterpreting those policies), but if that many customers are confused by your policy, it is not in fact clearly stated, even if you think it is. Perhaps there should be some larger disclaimer on the sale listing on their website that it does not matter if you arrive early or not? The organizer did not seem open to any feedback and just insisted "this is how it works", and frankly seemed frustrated that we were bothering her with questions. The worst part of it all is that when the organizer did start lining people up in order of texts received, she was clearly completely unprepared. No speaker or megaphone to cut through the noise of the crowd, no full names, and she kept losing her place in line--it was total chaos. She also told us that she got so many texts that she stopped counting names after the first few hundred, which begs the question as to why they are so insistent on sticking with this arbitrary system. What exactly was the plan if she reached the end of the list and there were still people who are not in order/unaccounted for? Some other reviewers expressed frustration that they believe this company uses the text message queue system to give preferential access to their top buyers. To be clear, I have no problem with this--I run a business that also thrives from repeat customers, and I understand wanting to give them advanced access and perks. I'm well aware that small businesses--especially in the estate and resale world--run on existing relationships. What I do have a problem with is how poorly this company explained their system to newcomers, and their inability to problem solve when it became clear that there was a misunderstanding with a very large amount of people. Perhaps the company could have texted people their number in line prior to the sale starting so that it was clear exactly how their system operated. And if the volume was more than they could handle, maybe it is time to get creative and pivot a bit, even if just for a day. It was beyond insulting to be treated so dismissively after taking time out of my schedule to wait for hours in the pouring rain. The sale was supposed to open at 9, but we left at 9:45--they were still calling out names and had not even let anyone into the sale yet. Almost three hours of my life wasted to stand in the rain and leave empty handed, soaking wet, and treated poorly. Be warned of this unusual system if you plan to attend any estate sales run by them, or better yet, just avoid them altogether.

I was clocked by a semi truck on the way back to OSU from Tacoma Washington on the freeway. I came…read moreto lowes right after everything was exchanged to find something to fix the window. This one employee was super nice. I wish I had gotten his name. He got me some band aids and covered my window for me. So whoever this kind person was, thank you. I was able to get back to college all right thanks to your help.

Ordered a dishwasher from Lowe's specifically because it showed available for pickup on a date that…read morefit my schedule. I planned my week around that timing. The day before pickup, the order still showed on track. On the scheduled pickup day, it suddenly changed to a week out. Strangely, I was offered delivery as soon as the next day for an additional fee. I contacted customer service through chat hoping to understand what happened. The representative was slow to respond, couldn't clearly explain why the pickup date changed, and after a lengthy conversation claimed the order had been updated and would be available for pickup that day. When I asked a follow-up question, the chat was abruptly closed. I then called the store. The first employee I spoke with was not particularly friendly or helpful. Before I could fully explain why I was calling, I was interrupted and spoken over, then placed on hold without any explanation. A second employee eventually took the call and confirmed the item was not actually in the store and that I would need to wait. When I began explaining my frustration with the experience and why the changing pickup date had impacted my plans, there was still no effort to explain what had happened or acknowledge the inconvenience. After I mentioned that I would rather cancel the order, it was canceled immediately without any attempt to address the issue or offer an alternative solution. What bothered me most wasn't the delay itself--things happen. It was the complete lack of communication, explanation, or concern from the three different people I spoke with. No one could tell me why the date changed, no one seemed interested in helping, and no one appeared to care that I had chosen Lowe's based on the promised pickup timeline. If the store manager or owner reads these reviews, my recommendation would be to focus less on the cancellation itself and more on how customers are treated when something goes wrong. Inventory and logistics issues happen. A little communication, empathy, and professionalism would have made this a completely different experience. Disappointing.

Eclectic is the first word that pops into ones head when you enter Digs. Mock rooms are set up in…read morethe front, a bedroom on my first visit. Air plants, outdoor furniture, odd concrete baby heads with horns, mini gnome figurines, orange outdoor chairs, cups, bowls, anatomy skeleton decorative trays, snake wall hangings, it's endless and a feast for the eyes if you like the unusual and obscure. This is no Pottery Barn. It's not a place I'd normally go into, but I was curious and curiosity didn't kill the cat today. I've since gone back with a friend who is doing some interior design currently and she thought the place very interesting. There's a helpful and friendly staff and wandering through this place, it's a good thing they are available. Go and wander, you might like the place, and even better you might just purchase something cool for a conversation piece. Enjoy.

How can you not love a place that serves you a complimentary espresso while you shop! I don't even…read morehave a garden or any sort of design needs and they still wanted to give it to me. Digs offers a little bit of everything. It's a retail boutique for all your indoor and outdoor needs; design studio offering every type of service you have seen on HGTV from home color consultation, garden transformations to interior remodeling; and home-staging to help you increase the value of your house before you put it on the market. If you're inspired after watching a makeover show on HGTV, head over to Digs and they will make all your design needs a reality.