If you go antiquing enough, you'll start seeing the same junk over and over, and usually…read moreoverpriced. Not so here! There's a good variety of interesting and even rare items, at reasonable prices (which I understand are set by the booth owners and not the store owner, but still). There's always good music playing. There are more sections in the store than it looks like from the outside, but it's not overwhelming or hard to navigate like some other antique stores. And every time I've been, the items for sale do appear to have been cleaned at some point in the last 50 years, which again is unlike some other stores.

I think this is the best antique shop I've ever been to. Usually at antique stores, I just walk…read morearound and leave without purchasing anything. But at this shop, I spent about two hours looking at everything, and left with quite a few finds! The owner must be careful in who she allows to have a stall, because every single stall had quality items worth browsing. I went at Christmas time and loved the selection of antique Christmas items as well. I purchased a Spode Christmas vase, Lenox nut bowl, Lenox ash trays (that will work as tiny nut plates), spoon rest in a rare retro atomic burst pattern, and a beautiful tea cup. What a great day of finds!

Walked into the store with my partner and after a tense consignment negotiation left irritated and…read morewith a horrific taste in my mouth. Everyone has bias, but admitting you won't do business with anyone due to ageism is horrific, especially considering she had no idea of our age. Basically after a miscommunication on her part regarding consignment percentage (she wouldn't admit that 2 people heard her misspeak her own terms - fine it happens) she began insulting/gaslighting us: that we had an attitude, and that we're "younger than her children" (which is laughable because business is business). She also seemed to imply when we first discussed our consignment piece that we had a forgery or stole it. We've been buying and reselling vintage merchandise and antiques for years. so for her to assume before she had seen the piece was pretty funny. We're talking about a hand signed and numbered Robert Rauschenberg Lithograph here by the way. Normally I'd say it's a nice little shop in Edmonds if you're looking for a specific type of furniture and decor, but her attitude and bias tells me she has issues with anyone that doesn't meet whatever standard she holds. I wouldn't waste time with this place if you don't fit her demographic, because she absolutely will tell you about how you're rude and too young to do business with her.

This shop is fantastic!! My husband and I stopped in for the first time today, and walked out with…read morea pair of beautiful mid-century modern lamps; a teak serving tray; a gorgeous set of six MCM glasses; and a truly stunning vintage baking dish. The proprietor Hannah was kind, helpful, and knowledgeable, and held our items while we had dinner. The shop was chock full of meticulously curated vintage furniture, glassware, art, rugs, and more. Everything was in beautiful condition. We will absolutely be back.

Pleasantly surprised with this hidden gem of pots and planters. Have been looking for a tall…read moreplanter, modern style, and reasonable. Looked online but wanted to see and feel before I paid for delivery. So happy to stumble upon Pottery Land. -Huge selection of various sizes and materials - easy to get to, located on 196th, not too far from the freeway and commonly used local backroads. - organized and well kept grounds - friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable service! You pick, they bring it to your car for you! - I found exactly what I was looking for! - reasonable prices!

We went to Pottery Land because we saw online they had planters that matched one we got from when…read morewe did a backyard renovation. We picked one out but they helped us try to load it in the car and it didn't fit (Womp womp!). On the advice of the lovely man we were working with (I think he was the owner?), he suggested two smaller planters instead of one large one and it turned out beautifully. Looking forward to filling these soon! Huge shout out to the men who helped us choose the planters and try out sizes with our car. The planters are beautiful, too!

All of the previous glowing reviews are well-deserved! The shop is a lovely space where you can…read morefind lots of unique and fair trade items for the home or for gift-giving. My sweet grass baskets hold all my little one's toys and are standing up well to his busy little hands. i am a minimalist, so i don't go shopping often, but Al-Makhtoum is definitely a place i feel good about buying goods for my home. Plus it's nice to know that the baskets and other items are handmade and with natural materials.

The wonderful owner Aliou has a made a huge impact on how I view stores. This man lives and…read morebreathes for these fair trade sweet grass baskets and goods. Not only is everything beautiful, but he is a kind and gentle soul, always sending me off feeling like I contributed to the community and to his life when I shop. Shopping black owned businesses is essential right now. We have to come out and show up for the community and Aliou's store is worth it. I come here for all my gifts, and people always love the unique and ethically sourced gifts that I share.

This is my favorite antique store. I live in Seattle but like to come here every so often to check…read moreout the new items they have. They have a good mix of antiques, some refinished items at a very reasonable price and they also sell milk paint. Some items I've gotten: a simple side table that we use as an entry table, glass container with lid that I use for cotton pads, a drawer that was made into a shelf and I also got a (non-antique) infinity scarf. The store is very organized and not overwhelming (ie, some stores are cluttered with so much junk that it's overwhelming). They display their items in small little sections and I most often walk away with something I love whenever I visit.

Black Barrel is the perfect spot for all of your antique and gift giving needs. I find the best…read morevintage pieces there as well as my FAVORITE candles, they smell heavenly and I always have to get two of each seasonal scent. It's easy to put together great gifts there as well!

My dear friend Cindy, found so many sweet things here for my birthday! Wish I lived closer but I am…read moreover 3000 miles away! Trying to find out if they have a website where I could buy things...

Jennifer was amazing at helping me find a Mother's Day gift for my wife. I am terrible at finding…read moregifts and Jennifer got it right on the money!

The Antique Warehouse was quite a surprise. The selection inside was huge! Upstairs alone had…read moreenough things to keep you looking for hours. The basement was like wandering through a vintage archive that hadn't been seen in decades! The selection was awesome and the prices were pretty reasonable! Well worth a stop to see!

I was looking to get an interesting looking trunk and my husband suggested looking at antiques. So,…read morewe hit up all of the antique stores in Snohomish. This store had the best feel of all of them, having a lot of inventory, but organized well and you didn't feel claustrophobic. There were so many interesting pieces there. I'm glad that our house doesn't have room for much more or else we may have bought a lot. I bought a trunk from the 1890s and it was the most interesting looking one that I found today. I was glad to find this store.

We were in need of a new desk at our office and Everett Office Furniture was able to draw up the…read moreplans and adjust them to our exact specifications. The install was following a full office carpet install and they were able to jump in and install the desk at the perfect moment during this project. The communication between all of us was very good and the install team was able to install the new desk in a little over 20 minutes! This is a very quick and efficient business! Highly recommended!

http://komonews.com/news/local/everett-furniture-store-opens-four-months-after-fire Moved to a…read morenew location at 9121 Evergreen Way in Everett. In the same complex as Georgios, across from Fluke and previously the location of Homebrew Heaven.