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.

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!

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.

My mom and I had a really great time shopping at City Home in Vancouver. We finally made it to the…read morelast location in the chain and it had a great offering just like the others. The folks working there were not pushy at all and were really helpful when it came to knowing options and delivery. The prices were surprisingly great once again!

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.

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.

One of the city's great gems for discovering quirky kitsch and delightful curios that can melt the…read morecoldest of hearts. Each vendor kiosk in this mini-mall is like a thoughtfully curated art assemblage, like a world unto itself.

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.

We have been fans for some time and come in once or twice a year has things change. Every year we…read morebuy 10 grab bags from different vendors over the holidays and it's so much fun to open them. I have found unique pieces here and many gifts. Value is okay, I saw a candy dish I loved that I had bought for $10 at a garage sale, they wanted $78. Of course prices will vary, it's how they make money. Check out the downtown Vancouver store, 2 floors, lots to look at. Take your time!!

TOTAL JUNK MALL! What a waste of time coming from Oregon to…read morehere! Not worth your time!

When I heard Hobby Lobby was opening it was exciting to hear. This location didn't disappoint me…read more The store is organized and selection of seasonal items is usually in the front of the store. Sales staff knows where to direct us if we need help sometimes walking me to the location which is nice because the store is quite large. Value of inventory can't be beat with sales in each department. Marketing of Hobby Lobby via social media is done well. Now that Joann's Fabrics are gone the fabric department has grown by 30%. I was there this week and was happy to see the growth. It's my favorite section to visit.

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!

I have been in here twice now and this store does have a lot of nice things but most of the pricing…read moreis a bit too high for my pocketbook. I see other reviewers commenting on the clothing but in my opinion, there isn't much clothing displayed at all. The main focus seems to be furniture, household goods and home decor. Since the whole store is consignment, I am not sure how the items are priced. I was shocked at how high some prices were when other items seemed to be reasonably priced. They do have some very nice things, but I also found it odd that they did not have a lot of Christmas items displayed when I went in a week or two before Christmas. I might go back when I stop at Bi-Mart and take a look around, but I will not go out of my way to shop here. I think I am better off at one of the many thrift stores in town.

Horrible customer service, I bought these two vases I guess I should have told her how they need to…read morebe wrapped and made sure they aren't put next to each other, she used one thin little paper to "wrap" it then put it in a little paper bag on my 5 min drive home I open them and they are shattered, next day I go to the store to see if anything can be done, she couldn't even look me in the eyes, said final sale, while on her phone couldn't even apologize for wrapping them poorly, wanted to speak to owner which they said never comes to store; said she would contact me by the end of the day, which never even happened days later I called still nothing, no apology, then tells me maybe I should be responsible for wrapping my own things next time, is this what u call good customer care?!! I am shocked at how poorly I was treated not even a sorry, no refund nothing I do not recommend coming here I am so disappointed of how rudely I was treated with no respect, while the other "manger" just looked at me no apology. Still never heard from owners even though they promised she would contact me, this place needs new management and some employees who are kind,

As an avid DIYer I have donated building products to Habitat for years. They are awesome on so many…read morelevels. They recycle usable building materials and sell the rest to help fund their local projects. The Restores have a lot of fun things to look at. It's changed a bit over the years and I miss the wood products such as trim and doors, as well as tile. They carry more furniture and smaller items now. If you are interested in re-habbing vintage furniture this is the place for you...many nice wooden pieces to choose from. Things to know: they have an extensive offering of recycled paints, new and used tools, and hardware. In another section of the store they have a cute vintage items and kitchenware shop (spotted a new Cuisinart popcorn popper for $10.) And they no longer accept cash as payment. I wish Habitat continued success in helping our community.

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.

Wonderful word market location. Employees were kind and thoughtful, especially during the chaotic…read moreholiday season. They were willing to check in the back in order to find gold chocolate coins (a Jewish tradition in my family) when the front were sold out. They have a ton of interesting imported goods that are sometimes overpriced but every so often there's a coupon so you're not breaking the bank.

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.